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Table 1 Basic characteristics of older hypertensive patients in Beijing, China

From: Medical behaviours and medication adherence of older hypertensive patients in different medical insurance programs in Beijing, China: a cross-sectional study

Characteristics

UEBMI

URRBMI

Total

Total patients (%)

1,294,363 (80.63)

311,044 (19.37)

1,605,407 (100.00)

Male patients (%)

645,039 (49.83)

114,901 (36.94)

759,940 (47.34)

Age, patients (%)

   

 60 ~ 74

886,525 (68.49)

222,599 (71.57)

1,109,124 (69.09)

 75 ~ 89

383,203 (29.61)

82,658 (26.57)

465,861 (29.02)

 ≥ 90

24,635 (1.90)

5787 (1.86)

30,422 (1.89)

Number of outpatient visits

   

 Total

18,762,328

2,989,784

21,752,112

 Each patient

14.50

9.61

13.55

Observation time, days

   

 Total

378,847,830

84,138,589

462,986,419

 Each patient

292.69

270.50

288.39

Outpatient expenditures, Chinese yuan

   

 Total

10,347,701,479

768,666,046

11,116,367,525

 Each visit

551.51

257.10

511.05

Antihypertensive medications, visits (%)

11,799,646 (62.89)

2,098,148 (70.18)

13,897,794 (63.89)

 Thiazide diuretics

2,060,005 (17.46)

546,382 (26.04)

2,606,387 (18.75)

 Calcium channel blockers

7,346,310 (62.26)

1,238,377 (59.02)

8,584,687 (61.77)

 ARBs

5,141,735 (43.58)

870,842 (41.51)

6,012,577 (43.26)

 ACE inhibitors

930,643 (7.89)

146,684 (6.99)

1,077,327 (7.75)

 Beta blockers

3,090,159 (26.19)

372,988 (17.78)

3,463,147 (24.92)

  1. UEBMI, Urban Employee Basic Medical Insurance; URRBMI, Urban‒Rural Resident Basic Medical Insurance; ARBs, angiotensin receptor blockers; ACE, angiotensin-converting enzyme