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Table 4 Human capital: Wellbeing

From: Small scale migration along the interoceanic highway in Madre de Dios, Peru: an exploration of community perceptions and dynamics due to migration

 

Total

N = 237

Non-Migrant

N = 97

Migrant

N = 140

P-value

Seek treatment or advice when you have an illness:

0.890

 Yes

204 (86.1%)

78 (80.4%)

126 (90.0%)

 

If YES:

   

0.189

Treatment site:

 Public health services

165 (80.9%)

61 (78.2%)

104 (82.5%)

 

 Private health services

21 (10.3%)

12 (15.4%)

9 (7.2%)

 

 Non-regulated health services

18 (8.8%)

5 (6.4%)

13 (10.3%)

 

Pay for any treatment:

  

0.004

 Yes

113 (55.4%)

54 (69.2%)

59 (46.8%)

 
 

Total

N = 203

Non-migrant

N = 74

Migrant

N = 129

P-value

Distance from home to treatment site:

0.008

 Less than 30 min

92 (45.3%)

24 (30.8%)

68 (54.4%)

 

 Less than 1 h

30 (14.8%)

13 (16.7%)

17 (13.6%)

 

 Less than 2 h

29 (14.3%)

13 (16.7%)

16 (12.8%)

 

 More than 2 h

52 (25.6%)

28 (35.9%)

27 (19.2%)