Additional file 1: of The choice and preference for public-private health care among urban residents in China: evidence from a discrete choice experiment

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Nested multivariate linear regression analyses for HRQoL scores of stable angina patients (n = 411).

<p>***P<0.01; **P<0.05; *P<0.10.</p>a<p>Only variables with statistically significant results were displayed. Except variables listed in the table, other explanatory variables included duration of CAD and presence of acute medical condition in block1, age, BMI, working status, household income, and marriage status in block 2, smoke, and drinking for block 3.</p

Characteristics of stable angina patients and the general population [N (%)].

a<p>Chi-square Test between the stable angina patients and general patients age > = 40.</p>b<p>UEBMI: Urban Employee Basic Medical Insurance; URBMI: Urban Residence Basic Medical Insurance; NRCMI: New Rural Cooperative Medical Insurance; Other insurance type included people with commercial insurance and without insurance.</p>c<p>Self-reported acute medical conditions included upper respiratory tract infections, vomiting, diarrhea, headache, insomnia, and injuries. Recall periods are 4 weeks.</p

Overall scores of HRQoL instruments.

a<p>P<0.001 with Manny-Whitney U-test.</p>b<p>P<0.001 with multiple linear regression adjusted for age, gender, insurance, work status, income, education, and marriage status.</p>c<p>IQR: inter-quartile range.</p