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Table 5 Predicted values for ambulatory care sensitive conditions related costs, by socioeconomic indicators, in Portugal, 2000–2014

From: “Evolution and financial cost of socioeconomic inequalities in ambulatory care sensitive conditions: an ecological study for Portugal, 2000–2014”

ACSC related costs

Quintile

Predicted values (€)

(95% CI)

Adult population by quintile in 2014

Cost (€)

Illiteracy

1 (least deprived)

24.49***

(22.20; 26.79

4,751,169

116,368,529

2

26.77***

(25.15; 28.38)

1,610,426

43,106,659

3

26.53***

(25.15; 27.92)

922,640

24,482,234

4

28.41***

(26.58; 30.24)

493,458

14,020,667

5 (most deprived)

26.78***

(24.25; 29.31)

366,956

9,825,812

Total

   

8,144,649

207,803,901

Purchasing power

1 (most deprived)

29.19***

(27.87; 30.52)

374,834

10,943,140

2

28.67***

(27.75; 29.60)

625,682

17,940,993

3

26.13***

(25.34; 26.93)

1,033,524

27,011,139

4

24.82***

(23.93; 25.71)

2,048,886

50,853,576

5 (least deprived)

24.35***

(22.91; 25.79)

4,061,723

98,912,866

Total

   

8,144,649

205,661,714

  1. ***p < 0.01
  2. Note: All other variables of the regression (as used in Model II) were set at their means for the estimation of the predicted values for each SE indicator