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Atherton H, Brant H, Ziebland S, et al. The potential of alternatives to face-to-face consultation in general practice, and the impact on different patient groups: a mixed-methods case study. Southampton (UK): NIHR Journals Library; 2018 Jun. (Health Services and Delivery Research, No. 6.20.)

Appendix 14Demographic details of patients by practice

CharacteristicPractice, n (%)Total (A, B, C, F, G and H)
ABCFGHn (%)Cumulative %
Age (years)
 0–41042 (5.7)663 (7.4)1083 (7.1)823 (5.7)652 (4.8)221 (3.4)4484 (5.8)5.8
 5–141729 (9.4)1129 (12.6)1758 (11.4)1466 (10.1)1597 (11.7)377 (5.8)8056 (10.4)16.2
 15–242064 (11.2)974 (10.8)2123 (13.8)1609 (11.1)1349 (9.9)2034 (31.1)10,153 (13.1)29.3
 25–448894 (48.4)3698 (41.2)5604 (36.5)3909 (26.9)2795 (20.4)2209 (33.7)27,109 (35)64.2
 45–643639 (19.8)1810 (20.2)3108 (20.2)3733 (25.7)4040 (29.5)1089 (16.6)17,419 (22.5)86.7
 65–74653 (3.6)360 (4)986 (6.4)1654 (11.4)1784 (13)367 (5.6)5804 (7.5)94.2
 75–84284 (1.5)247 (2.8)457 (3)955 (6.6)1026 (7.5)188 (2.9)3157 (4.1)98.3
 ≥ 8584 (0.5)100 (1.1)237 (1.5)400 (2.7)447 (3.3)63 (1)1331 (1.7)100
 Total18,389 (100)8981 (100)15,356 (100)14,549 (100)13,690 (100)6548 (100)77,513 (100)
Sex
 Female8566 (46.6)4271 (47.6)7579 (49.4)7295 (50.1)6958 (50.8)3093 (47.2)37,762 (48.7)48.7
 Male9823 (53.4)4710 (52.4)7777 (50.6)7254 (49.9)6732 (49.2)3455 (52.8)39,751 (51.3)100
 Total18,389 (100)8981 (100)15,356 (100)14,549 (100)13,690 (100)6548 (100)77,513 (100)
Ethnicity
 White10,820 (58.8)3868 (43.1)8432 (54.9)9635 (66.2)7752 (56.6)4968 (75.9)45,475 (58.7)58.7
 Other4999 (27.2)2860 (31.8)2027 (13.2)338 (2.3)325 (2.4)965 (14.7)11,514 (14.9)73.5
 Unknown306 (1.7)84 (0.9)98 (0.6)603 (4.1)2584 (18.9)66 (1)3741 (4.8)78.3
 Missing2264 (12.3)2169 (24.2)4799 (31.3)3973 (27.3)3029 (22.1)549 (8.4)16,783 (21.7)100
 Total18,389 (100)8981 (100)15,356 (100)14,549 (100)13,690 (100)6548 (100)77,513 (100)
IMD quintilea
 19949 (54.1)4363 (48.6)7406 (48.2)0 (0)1 (0)917 (14)22,636 (29.2)29.2
 23997 (21.7)4031 (44.9)3110 (20.3)927 (6.4)2 (0)685 (10.5)12,752 (16.5)45.7
 31104 (6)363 (4)828 (5.4)2668 (18.3)1122 (8.2)3302 (50.4)9387 (12.1)57.8
 43034 (16.5)166 (1.8)3454 (22.5)3332 (22.9)1762 (12.9)1003 (15.3)12,751 (16.5)74.3
 5270 (1.5)52 (0.6)555 (3.6)7616 (52.3)10,802 (78.9)639 (9.8)19,934 (25.7)100
 Missing35 (0.2)6 (0.1)3 (0)6 (0)1 (0)2 (0)53 (0.1)100
 Total18,389 (100)8981 (100)15,356 (100)14,549 (100)13,690 (100)6548 (100)77,513 (100)
a

Quintile 1 is the most deprived.

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