A study on the current state and equity level of the health promotion service demands among older adults in China

Table 3 The demands of older adults for health promotion services evaluation results

Indicators	Weight coefficient	Sequence	Score^a\(\left(\overline{x}\pm s\right)\)	Sequence
Health status	0.2800	-
Behavioral capacity^b	0.0558	11	53.04 ± 16.93	2
Self-care	0.0541	12	48.23 ± 14.53	4
Daily activities	0.0563	10	53.79 ± 15.40	1
Physical pain	0.0604	9	43.85 ± 14.61	5
Anxiety or depression	0.0534	13	39.34 ± 12.68	8
Health literacy and behavior	0.3879	-
Communication^c	0.0412	14	48.42 ± 14.36	3
Health information	0.0681	6	37.83 ± 21.17	9
Information utilization^d	0.0651	8	34.12 ± 17.96	12
Smoking	0.0687	5	41.81 ± 21.11	7
Drinking	0.0674	7	43.42 ± 21.35	6
Physical exercise	0.0774	4	37.70 ± 35.14	10
Preventive care service utilization	0.3321	-
Health checkup^e	0.0905	3	34.56 ± 18.16	11
Family doctor	0.1245	1	20.67 ± 19.86	13
Health publicity^f	0.1171	2	27.98 ± 23.92	14

^aScore: The score of the demands of older adults for health promotion services (DOAHPS) (0–100); ^bBehavioral capacity: Refers to the level of behavioral ability such as autonomous walking and recognizing orientation; ^cCommunication: Ease of communication with providers when accessing health or preventive care services; ^dInformation utilization: The extent to which an individual changes his/her own lifestyle as directed by health or wellness information; ^eHealth checkup: Whether to have participated in regular health examinations (non-entry physical examinations, non-disease-related examinations); ^fHealth publicity: Have you received health publicity/guidance provided by primary medical institutions, et al.? (Excluding disease follow-up and follow-up)

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