Specifically, our result supports the fact that there

PRESENTATION, ANALYSIS, is a larger proportion of older people living in this

community, as shown by the census data.
AND INTERPRETATION OF ●​ So let’s proceed to the studies that could further
support our datas
DATA ●​ According to Smith and Johnson (2021) in
their study on aging populations in urban
THE INTERPLAY OF UTILIZATION AND settings
SATISFACTION IN HEALTHCARE ACCESS AMONG
THE ELDERLIES IN ●​ Seniors often exhibit different patterns of
BARANGAY SAN JOSE, CEBU CITY engagement in community health care services
and survey participation compared to younger
●​ This chapter presents, analyzes, and interprets individuals.
the data gathered from 225 respondents in ●​ In contrast, the least represented age group is
Barangay San Jose, Cebu City, regarding their 85 and above, accounting for only 1.78% (n=4)
level of utilization and satisfaction of healthcare of the respondents.
services provided to them. ●​ Reasons:
●​ With a thorough analysis and corresponding 1.​ Lower involvement/ participation in
interpretation, surveys
●​ We used tables to present our collected data. 2.​ Obstacles in obtaining information (tech
●​ The Profile of the respondent provides a related or they’re in a remote area
comprehensive overview of the respondents’ 3.​ Physical accessibility issues (lack for
demographics, including age, gender, civil status ramps for elderlies, uneven surface and
and living conditions. others)
And as you can see in the table, . According to WHO
●​ The data indicated that the majority of GENDER
respondents fall within the age group of 65-74 ●​ Being female as the majority of participants of
highest frequency of ___, which ____%( largest the survey aligned to the study of GARCIA ET
age group. ) AL. (2020)
Comprise of __% ●​ Which states that___
When it comes to gender, female is the largest IN THE CIVIL STATUS, our data shows that majority
group which has the highest frequency of ___ in elderlies ars singles are___and minority of them
comprise ___of the population
●​ Compared to male which only has __ of ANDDDDD LIVING CONDITION
frequency ●​ UN states that__it also indicates___. And
●​ Civil Status! Most of them are singles which recents studies confirmed___ *crucially*
covered __percent
●​ While, minority of them are separated TABLE 4
●​ When tackling about living condition, Now let’s take a look at the table 4
●​ Elderlies who live with any member of the family ●​ From the results of the test of hypothesis on the
is the common in the area ___ because our data significant relationship between the
shows demographic profile of the respondents and
●​ While none of them are living alone their level of utilization of healthcare services.
●​ From the table, we could know that a variable/
demographic profile is significant if it reached to
For that reason, the specific finding that we’re 0..05 p value
looking at matches what we already know about the ●​ LIVING CONDITION - farthest
community from its official population count (the ●​ And as we can see, GENDER has the nearest p
census). value
●​ But these demographic factors still don not
have significant
●​ The Chi-square analysis displays that____
 ●​ The demographic factors of age (X² = 0.799, p =
0.939), gender (X² = 2.220, p = 0.099), civil
status (X² = 3.893, p = 0.421), and living
condition (X² = 0.098, p = 0.952) do not have a
significant relationship with the respondents'
level of utilization of healthcare services, as
indicated by the p-values being greater than
the significance level of 0.05, supporting the
conclusion that these demographic factors
do not significantly influence healthcare
service utilization.
●​ Therefore, factors other than the demographic
profile may play a more significant role in
determining the respondents' healthcare service
utilization.
●​ And This aligns with the study by Wan (2024),
which also underscores the significance of
demographic factors in shaping healthcare
utilization, explaining that they may have a
lesser impact than other variables. Wan’s
findings suggest that while age and gender
levels do influence healthcare-seeking behavior,
factors such as health literacy, perceived quality
of care, and system accessibility play a more
decisive role.
Since the demographic factors dont have a
significant relation with their level of utilization.
DO YOU THINK IT'S THE SAME WITH THEIR LEVEL
OF SATISFACTION?

TABLE 5

NOW LET'S TAKE A LOOK AT THE TABLE 5

AND THERE WE SEE…

●​ Among the variables, GENDER has the only

significant with relationship with the level of
satisfaction…

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