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Table 3 Factors associated with willingness to have a sexual health consultation by different media

From: Young people's views on the potential use of telemedicine consultations for sexual health: results of a national survey

  

In person

  

Telephone

  

Webcam

  

Variable

 

Willing

Unwilling

p value*

Willing

Unwilling

p value*

Willing

Unwilling

p value*

Gender

Male

151 (87%)

22 (13%)

0.33

119 (69%)

54 (31%)

0.07

63 (36%)

110 (64%)

0.01

 

Female

410 (84%)

77 (16%)

 

297 (61%)

190 (39%)

 

127 (26%)

360 (74%)

 

Age

16 to 19

173 (81%)

41 (19%)

0.04

147 (69%)

67 (31%)

0.04

63 (29%)

151 (71%)

0.86

 

20 to 24

390 (87%)

58 (13%)

 

270 (60%)

178 (40%)

 

129 (29%)

319 (71%)

 

Remoteness

Major city

474 (87%)

74 (14%)

0.03

353 (64%)

195 (36%)

0.06

158 (29%)

390 (71%)

1

 

Non-major city

87 (78%)

24 (22%)

 

61 (55%)

50 (45%)

 

32 (29%)

79(71%)

 

Had an STI test

Yes

207 (93%)

16 (7%)

<0.01

140 (63%)

83 (37%)

0.9

66 (30%)

157 (70%)

0.8

 

No

351 (81%)

82 (19%)

 

274 (63%)

159 (37%)

 

124 (29%)

309 (71%)

 

Any same-sex partners

No

498 (84%)

95 (16%)

0.03

365 (62%)

228 (38%)

0.02

160 (27%)

433 (73%)

<0.01

 

Yes

63 (94%)

4 (6%)

 

51 (76%)

16 (24%)

 

30 (45%)

37 (55%)

 

Yearly visits to a doctor

0 to 3

303 (85%)

55 (15%)

0.75

234 (65%)

124 (35%)

0.17

111 (31%)

247 (69%)

0.22

 

4+

260 (86%)

44 (15%)

 

183 (60%)

121 (40%)

 

81 (27%)

223 (73%)

 

Partner total

0-2

440 (84%)

86 (16%)

0.05

327 (62%)

199 (38%)

0.39

141 (27%)

385 (73%)

0.01

 

3+

123 (90%)

13 (10%)

 

90 (66%)

46 (34%)

 

51 (38%)

85 (63%)

 
  1. *Chi-square test