Table 1

Conceptual construction of components defining deprivation in primary care

Dimensions of deprivation	Categories	Number of items
Dimensions of deprivation	Categories	Retrieved from systematic review	DiPCare-Q38	DiPCare-Q16
Material deprivation	Dietary	9	1	1
	Clothing	5	1	1
	Housing	53	4	2
	Transport	6	1
	Environmental	13	1
	Financial burden	10	3	3
Societal security	Healthcare	3	1	1^*
	Work	5	2
	Access to social welfare	3	1
	Criminality	3	–
	Education	4	1
Social relationship	Social isolation	17	4	2^†
	Discrimination	3	1
	Family/friends	21	5	1
	Work	13	2
	Leisure/recreational	6	3	2
Health deprivation	Physical	3	1	1
	Psychiatry	6	2	2
	Time perspective	9	1
	Self-esteem/autonomy	7	–
	Health literacy	–	3
Total		199	38	16

↵* Was retained as an indicator of material deprivation.
↵† Not having access to the internet revealed itself to be a good indicator of social deprivation but was initially falsely presumed to be related to material deprivation (housing).
DiPCare-Q, deprivation in primary care questionnaire.