Table 1 Characteristics of participants
N | Measurement | Values (95% CI) | |
|---|---|---|---|
Socio-demographic | |||
Age | 1905 | > 65 years | 26.4% (24.4–28.4%) |
Gender | 1905 | Women | 49.4% (47.2–51.7%) |
Married | 1905 | Yes | 76.9% (75.0–78.8%) |
Educational level | 1905 | Low (ISCED 1) | 25.9% (23.9–27.8) |
Medium (ISCED 2,3,4) | 29.4% (27.3–31.4%) | ||
High (ISCED 5,6) | 44.7% (42.5–47.0%) | ||
Social class | 1897 | High | 5.0% (23.0–27.0%) |
Medium-high | 33.2% (31.1–35.3%) | ||
High | 24.9% (22.9–26.8%) | ||
Medium-low | 16.1% (14.5–17.8%) | ||
Low | 0.8% (0.4–1.2%) | ||
Household income | 1902 | < €1150/month | 7.3% (6.1–8.5%) |
€1151–1800/month | 15.1% (13.5–16.7%) | ||
€1801–2600/month | 24.7 (22.7–26.6%) | ||
> €2600/month | 52.9 (50.1–55.2%) | ||
Health condition | |||
Self-perceived health | 1905 | Bad | 0.6% (0.2–0.9%) |
Moderate | 15.7% (14.1–17.4%) | ||
Medium | 53.3% (51.1–55.6%) | ||
Very good | 25.0% (23.1–27.0%) | ||
Excellent | 0.5% (0.4–0.6%) | ||
Visited their family doctor | 1905 | Yes | 25.0% (23.0–26.9%) |
Visited a specialized doctor | 1905 | Yes | 14.2% (12.7–15.8%) |
Previous surgeries | 1905 | Yes | 75.8% (73.9–77.8%) |