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Table 4 Primary care physicians providing majority care to patients in lower income neighbourhoods (lowest two quintiles)

From: Do changes in primary care service use over time differ by neighbourhood income? Population-based longitudinal study in British Columbia, Canada

 

1999/2000

(n = 4,122)

2017/8

(n = 6,068)

Overall - N (%)

1,260 (30.6)

1,584 (26.3)

Gender - N (%)

  Female

297 (23.6)

631 (24.3)

  Male

963 (33.7)

953 (27.8)

Age - N (%)

  < 40

480 (31.4)

501 (28.6)

  40-49

374 (27.4)

344 (25.4)

  50-59

248 (29.5)

398 (24.3)

  >= 60

158 (40.6)

341 (26.6)

Years since MD - N (%)

  <10

310 (32.2)

398 (30.2)

  10 to 19

396 (29.0)

340 (25.1)

  20 to 29

311 (27.6)

361 (24.8)

  30+

243 (36.3)

485 (25.5)

Location of MD - N (%)

  Canada

917 (29.3)

1,044 (26.1)

  IMG

321 (35.1)

497 (26.3)

Urban/rural - N (%)

  Urban (MIZ 1-3)

160 (31.1)

248 (33.0)

  Rural (MIZ 4-7)

1,100 (30.5)

1,336 (25.3)