Results of non-conditional logistic regression analysis for the three years.

*<p>P<0.05,</p>**<p>P<0.01.</p

Responsiveness distributions among the eight elements of CHC responsiveness (n, %).

<p>Responsiveness distributions among the eight elements of CHC responsiveness (n, %).</p

Mean responsiveness scores of Wuhan CHCs.

<p>Mean responsiveness scores of Wuhan CHCs.</p

Demographic characteristics of the respondents (n, %).

<p>Demographic characteristics of the respondents (n, %).</p

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Supplementary Material

Responsiveness scores of CHCs grouped by demographic characteristics.

<p>Note: Statistical analysis revealed significantly different responsiveness scores with a significance of *P<0.05 or **P<0.01.</p

The framework of responsiveness evaluation in Wuhan community health services (CHS).

<p>The framework of responsiveness evaluation in Wuhan community health services (CHS).</p

Descriptive statistics of sample characteristics between 2008 and 2011.

<p>GMI = Government Medical Insurance, UEBMI =  Urban Employee Basic Medical Insurance, URBMI = Urban Resident Basic Medical Insurance, LMI = Labor Medical Insurance, NCMS = New Cooperative Medical Scheme, CMI = Commercial Medical Insurance</p

Descriptive statistics of frequency of CHS utilization among CHS users from 2008 to 2011.

<p>CHS = community health service.</p

Multinomial logistic regression for the association with frequency of CHS utilization among CHS users.

<p>^*P<0.05;</p><p>^**P<0.01;</p><p>^***P<0.0001 (two-tailed test);</p>§<p>The odds ratios of age represent the change in the odds when the variable age is increased by ten years;</p>†<p>The difference between the odd ratios of making 3–5 CHS visits in 2008 and 2011 was significant;</p>‡<p>The difference between the odd ratios of making ≥6 visits in 2008 and 2011 was significant;</p>µ<p>The difference between the odd ratios of making 3–5 CHS visits in 2009 and 2011 was significant;</p>#<p>The difference between the odd ratios of making ≥6 visits in 2009 and 2011 was significant.</p><p>CHS = community health service, GMI = Government Medical Insurance, UEBMI =  Urban Employee Basic Medical Insurance, URBMI = Urban Resident Basic Medical Insurance, LMI = Labor Medical Insurance, NCMS = New Cooperative Medical Scheme, CMI = Commercial Medical Insurance</p