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One in six adults are unable to get an appointment at their usualmedical centre within 24 hoursBox 22: Adults who were unable to get an appointment at their usual medical centrewithin 24 hours, at any point in the last 12 monthsThe percentage of adults unable to get an appointment at their usual medical centre within24 hours (16%) was similar to 2011/12.Over a fifth of Māori adults reported being unable to get an appointment at their usual medicalcentre within 24 hours.†Fewer Pacific (11%)† and Asian (11%) adults reported being unable to get an appointment attheir usual medical centre within 24 hours.‡† Results for Māori and Pacific adults are provided at the end of the adult section.‡ Results are available in the web-tables accompanying this report.28 New Zealand Health Survey: Annual update of key findings 2012/13
One in seven adults report unmet need for GP services due tocostBox 23: Adults who did not visit a GP because of cost, at any point in the last 12 monthsFifteen percent of adults reported unmet need for GP services due to cost, a similar percentageto last year. Adults aged 25–34 years were more likely to report unmet need for GP services dueto cost than other age groups.A quarter of Māori adults (25%) and 21% of Pacific adults reported unmet need for GP servicesdue to cost.†Over a fifth of adults (22%) living in the most deprived areas reported unmet need for GPservices due to cost.‡ After adjusting for age, sex and ethnic differences, adults living in the mostdeprived areas were twice as likely to report unmet need for GP services due to cost as adultsliving in the least deprived areas.† Results for Māori and Pacific adults are provided at the end of the adult section.‡ Results are available in the web-tables accompanying this report.New Zealand Health Survey: Annual update of key findings 2012/13 29
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