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Health inequalities in post-COVID-19 Chile: Health system coverage and effective access by sex and migrant status

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Adjusted analysis of the association between sociodemographic variables.
Without foresightHealth needsUnspoken demandUnmet need
(n = 14 767 688)(n = 14 767 688)(n = 2 563 565)(n = 2 280 351)
aOR(95% CI)aOR(95% CI)aOR(95% CI)aOR(95% CI)
Female0.6(0.54to0.68)1.3(1.21to1.32)0.9(0.73to0.98)1.2(1.10to1.27)
MaleRefRefRefRef
Migrant10.3(8.78to12.15)0.7(0.59to0.76)1.5(1.06to2.21)1.2(0.96to1.46)
ChileanRefRefRefRef
35 to 44 years old0.7(0.57to0.76)1.2(1.16to1.33)1.1(0.88to1.50)1.0(0.92to1.19)
45 to 54 years old0.7(0.61to0.87)1.6(1.48to1.67)1.0(0.81to1.17)1.2(1.02to1.41)
55 to 64 years old0.8(0.64to0.91)1.9(1.76to2.00)1.0(0.80to1.16)1.2(1.04to1.31)
65 to 74 years old0.3(0.25to0.43)2.1(1.99to2.27)1.0(0.78to1.17)1.0(0.89to1.16)
≥75 years old0.2(0.14to0.28)2.6(2.46to2.85)0.8(0.68to1.06)1.0(0.86to1.15)
< 35 years oldRefRefRefRef
Rural1.3(1.15to1.52)0.7(0.67to0.74)0.8(0.69to1.02)0.8(0.75to0.91)
UrbanRefRefRefRef
No education1.5(1.19to1.82)1.0(0.91to1.04)1.1(0.89to1.32)1.4(1.23to1.61)
Basic1.5(1.26to1.80)0.9(0.84to0.95)0.9(0.73to1.03)1.3(1.11to1.42)
Secondary1.3(1.07to1.48)0.8(0.79to0.89)0.9(0.79to1.07)1.2(1.04to1.28)
HigherRefRefRefRef
Unemployed1.7(1.43to2.09)1.0(0.90to1.08)1.2(0.98to1.58)1.0(0.82to1.20)
Inactive1.4(1.20to1.58)1.0(0.92to1.00)1.0(0.87to1.15)1.0(0.93to1.11)
EmployedRefRefRefRef
I quintile2.4(1.85to3.04)0.8(0.69to0.89)1.4(1.14to1.78)2.2(1.90to2.57)
II quintile2.0(1.55to2.46)0.8(0.68to0.87)1.2(0.94to1.46)2.0(1.76to2.37)
III quintile2.2(1.75to2.87)0.8(0.70to0.90)1.2(0.96to1.50)1.7(1.44to1.91)
IV quintile2.2(1.58to3.06)0.8(0.73to0.96)1.1(0.85to1.30)1.5(1.28to1.71)
V quintileRefRefRefRef
_cons0.0(0.01to0.01)0.2(0.15to0.21)0.1(0.09to0.15)0.3(0.25to0.34)

aOR, adjusted odds ratio. Ref, reference. CI, confidence interval. cons, intercept (model constant).

Multivariate analysis to evaluate access to healthcare among women compared to men and among international migrants compared to Chileans, adjusting for sociodemographic variables and considering a 95% confidence interval.

Source: Prepared by the authors based on the study results.