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Table 4 Correlationsa between continuity of care indices and continuous variables of the PCP

From: Influence of organization and demographic characteristics of primary care practices on continuity of care: analysis of a retrospective cohort from 287 primary care practices covering about 6 million people in Catalonia

Variables

UPC

MMCI

COC

SECON

VISUBA

0.56a

0.62a

0.57a

0.63a

Accessibility < 48 h

0.34a

0.45a

0.36a

0.37a

GP leave days (2 year period)

-0.29a

-0.27a

-0.27a

-0.2a

Socioeconomic deprivation index (AQUAS)

-0.23a

-0.16a

-0.21a

-0.2a

Median age

0.29a

0.35a

0.3a

0.33a

Adjusted morbidity (GMA)

-0.08

-0.02

-0.07

-0.07

% of immigration from a low-income country

-0.14a

-0.14a

-0.14a

-0.15a

% women patients

-0.04

-0.16a

-0.07

-0.11

PCP practice size

-0.18a

-0.33a

-0.21a

-0.24a

  1. a Correlations between continuity of care indices and variables are statistically significant