The migrating mediators and the interaction associated with the use of essential public health services: a cross-sectional study in Chinese older migrants

Table 3 Results of mediating effects

IV	M	DV	IV-DV	IV-M	(IV + M)-DV
IV	M	DV	IV-DV	IV-M	IV	M
Use of physical examination
status	hypertension/diabetes	PE	0.035***	−0.253***	0.044***	0.033**
status	household income	PE	0.035***	0.144***	0.044***	−0.062***
status	migrating for employment	PE	0.035***	0.157***	0.040***	−0.028**
status	migrating for offspring	PE	0.035***	0.138***	0.040***	−0.034**
status	migrating range	PE	0.035***	0.109***	0.049***	−0.130***
status	willingness for long-stay	PE	0.035***	0.094*	0.099*	0.131**
status	local friends	PE	0.035***	0.119***	0.018	0.143***
Use of health record
status	household income	HR	−0.044***	0.144***	−0.035***	−0.066***
status	migrating for employment	HR	−0.044***	0.157***	−0.039***	−0.035***
status	migrating for offspring	HR	−0.044***	0.138***	−0.039***	−0.034***
status	migrating duration	HR	−0.044***	−0.049***	− 0.042***	0.049***
status	migrating range	HR	−0.044***	0.109***	−0.032**	−0.115***
status	willingness for long-stay	HR	−0.044***	0.094*	0.076*	0.296***
status	care from offspring	HR	−0.044***	0.089***	−0.040	0.059**
status	local friend	HR	−0.044***	0.119***	−0.057***	0.107***
Use of follow-up services
status	migrating for offspring	FS	−0.043*	0.138***	−0.023	−0.084***
status	migrating range	FS	−0.043*	0.109***	−0.032	−0.077***
status	local friend	FS	−0.043*	0.119***	−0.057**	0.103***

IV independent variable; M mediator; DV dependent variable; PE physical examination; HR health record; FS follow-up services
* p < 0.05. ** p < 0.01. *** p < 0.001

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