From: Persistent inequalities in health care services utilisation in Brazil (1998–2019)
1998 | 2003 | 2008 | 2013 | 2019 | ||||||
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Variables | CInd | 95% CI | CInd | 95% CI | CInd | 95% CI | CInd | 95% CI | CInd | 95% CI |
Any doctor visit in the past year | 0.121*** | (0.111–0.130) | 0.136*** | (0.128–0.143) | 0.105*** | (0.099–0.111) | 0.135*** | (0.122–0.149) | 0.114*** | (0.103–0.124) |
Hospitalisation in the past year (excluding labour and delivery) | -0.004*** | (-0.007–0.001) | 0.004*** | (0.001–0.007) | 0.003* | (-0.000–0.005) | 0.003 | (-0.005–0.010) | 0.010*** | (0.004–0.016) |
Any surgery in the past year | 0.011*** | (0.010–0.013) | 0.014*** | (0.012–0.015) | 0.013*** | (0.011–0.015) | 0.011*** | (0.006–0.016) | 0.016*** | (0.012–0.021) |
Use of Pap smears in the past three years (women aged 25–59 years) | 0.201*** | (0.191–0.210) | 0.145*** | (0.136–0.154) | 0.156*** | (0.135–0.177) | 0.137*** | (0.121–0.152) | ||
Use of mammograms in the past two years (women aged 50–69 years) | 0.410*** | (0.395–0.424) | 0.348*** | (0.334–0.361) | 0.359*** | (0.321–0.396) | 0.265*** | (0.235–0.294) |