Family practitioner visit in the past 3 months by sexual orientation among women (N=1 138 653): practice characteristics interactions
| Proportion of practitioners aged under 50 years | Proportion practice practitioners female | Proportion practice practitioners UK qualified | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sexual orientation (base heterosexual) | |||||||||
| Lesbian | 1.019 | (0.810 to 1.283) | p=0.870 | 1.081 | (0.838 to 1.395) | p=0.547 | 0.934 | (0.765 to 1.142) | p=0.507 |
| Bisexual | 1.002 | (0.762 to 1.317) | p=0.991 | 1.328 | (0.964 to 1.830) | p=0.082 | 1.223 | (0.966 to 1.550) | p=0.094 |
| Other | 0.749 | (0.577 to 0.972) | p=0.030 | 0.927 | (0.680 to 1.264) | p=0.634 | 0.750 | (0.599 to 0.941) | p=0.013 |
| Prefer not to say | 0.922 | (0.843 to 1.008) | p=0.075 | 0.970 | (0.873 to 1.077) | p=0.565 | 0.890 | (0.823 to 0.962) | p=0.004 |
| Not answered | 0.892 | (0.804 to 0.989) | p=0.029 | 1.045 | (0.928 to 1.176) | p=0.467 | 0.914 | (0.838 to 0.998) | p=0.044 |
Logistic regression of family practitioner use in the past 3 months.
SEs are robust to heteroskedasticity and clustered at the practice level.
Estimates are OR relative to heterosexual interacted with respective practice characteristic.
95% CIs in brackets.