Effect of COVID-19 on demand for healthcare in Togo

Health Economics Review

Table 1 Descriptive analyses of variables by health care utilization during COVID-19

Variables	Measurement of variables	Terms and conditions	Percentage (%)
Sick households	0. No 1. Yes	No	69.51
Sick households	0. No 1. Yes	Yes	30.49
Care provider	0 Self-Medication 1. Private 2. Public	Self-medication	61.41
		Private	21.20
		Public	17.39
Gender	0. Male 1.Female	Female	56.31
Gender	0. Male 1.Female	Male	43.69
Age	0. 18–34 years 1. 35–6 0 years 2. 60 years and over	18–34 years old	41.98
		35–60 years old	44.71
		60 years old and over	13.31
Money transfer	0. No Beneficiary 1.Beneficiary	No Beneficiary	5.80
Money transfer	0. No Beneficiary 1.Beneficiary	Beneficiary	94.20
Family benefit	0. Benefit 1, Occupational risk 2.Health insurance 3.insurance 4.none	No Beneficiary	97.44
Family benefit		Beneficiary	2.56
Marital status	0. Married 1. Single 2. Divorced 3.Widowed	Single	19.36
		Married	74.60
		Divorced/Widowed	6.04
Education	0. Not in school 1. Primary 2. Secondary 3. Higher	None	19.11
		Primary	23.21
		Secondary	45.39
		Superior	12.29
Loss of employment	0. No 1.Yes	No	81.82
Loss of employment	0. No 1.Yes	Yes	18.18
Region	0. Savane 1.Kara 2.Centrale 3.Plateaux 4.Maritime 5. Lomé-commune	Lomé-Commune	7.51
		Maritime	15.53
		Plateaux	25.43
		Central	12.63
		Kara	26.62
		Savanes	12.29

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