Influence of organization and demographic characteristics of primary care practices on continuity of care: analysis of a retrospective cohort from 287 primary care practices covering about 6 million people in Catalonia

Table 4 Correlations^a between continuity of care indices and continuous variables of the PCP

Variables	UPC	MMCI	COC	SECON
VISUBA	0.56^a	0.62^a	0.57^a	0.63^a
Accessibility < 48 h	0.34^a	0.45^a	0.36^a	0.37^a
GP leave days (2 year period)	-0.29^a	-0.27^a	-0.27^a	-0.2^a
Socioeconomic deprivation index (AQUAS)	-0.23^a	-0.16^a	-0.21^a	-0.2^a
Median age	0.29^a	0.35^a	0.3^a	0.33^a
Adjusted morbidity (GMA)	-0.08	-0.02	-0.07	-0.07
% of immigration from a low-income country	-0.14^a	-0.14^a	-0.14^a	-0.15^a
% women patients	-0.04	-0.16^a	-0.07	-0.11
PCP practice size	-0.18^a	-0.33^a	-0.21^a	-0.24^a

^a Correlations between continuity of care indices and variables are statistically significant

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