The quality of migrant patients’ primary healthcare experiences and patient-centered medical home achievement by community health centers: results from the China greater bay area study

Table 4 Association between CHC PCMH achievement and migrant patients’ PCAT scores by age (n = 473)

	β^a	95%CI^a	P value for interaction^b
Total score
≤ 60	0.06	0.01 ~ 0.11	< 0.01
> 60	0.40	0.29 ~ 0.51	< 0.01
B First-contact in terms of utilization
≤ 60	-0.03	-0.10 ~ 0.04	< 0.01
> 60	0.26	0.11 ~ 0.42	< 0.01
C First-contact care in terms of access
≤ 60	0.09	0.03 ~ 0.16	< 0.01
> 60	0.42	0.27 ~ 0.57	< 0.01
D Ongoing care
≤ 60	0.12	0.04 ~ 0.19	< 0.01
> 60	0.43	0.27 ~ 0.60	< 0.01
E Coordination of care
≤ 60	0.07	-0.03 ~ 0.17	0.35
> 60	0.20	0.03 ~ 0.38	0.35
F Coordination of information systems
≤ 60	0.05	-0.01 ~ 0.11	< 0.01
> 60	0.51	0.35 ~ 0.67	< 0.01
G Comprehensiveness of service available
≤ 60	0.13	0.07 ~ 0.20	< 0.01
> 60	0.33	0.18 ~ 0.49	< 0.01
H Comprehensiveness of service provided
≤ 60	-0.02	-0.08 ~ 0.04	< 0.01
> 60	0.46	0.33 ~ 0.60	< 0.01
I Family centredness
≤ 60	0.03	-0.03 ~ 0.09	< 0.01
> 60	0.44	0.28 ~ 0.60	< 0.01
J Community orientation
≤ 60	0.01	-0.06 ~ 0.08	< 0.01
> 60	0.26	0.08 ~ 0.43	< 0.01
K Culturally competent care
≤ 60	0.11	0.04, 0.18	< 0.01
> 60	0.55	0.39, 0.70

CHCs Community health centers, PCAT Primary Care Assessment Tool
^aAfter adjusting for sex, level of education, disposable income, self-reported health status, chronic health conditions, medical insurance, and the number of visits to CHCs during the preceding year; city was added as a random effect
^bCalculated by adding an interaction item in the model

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