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TABLE 3

Risk of unmet medical needs by specific reason among the workers experienced unmet medical needs.

Specific reasons for unmet medical needs	Temporary workers^a (vs. Permanent workers)	Part-time workers^a (vs. Full-time workers)	Temporary agency workers^a (vs. Direct contract workers)
Economic reasons	1.416 (1.130–1.776)^*	1.753 (1.280–2.400)^*	1.643 (1.200–2.251)^*
Mild symptom	0.970 (0.794–1.186)	1.359 (1.020–1.811)^*	1.120 (0.839–1.496)
Insufficient time	0.833 (0.695–0.997)^*	0.476 (0.361–0.628)^*	0.705 (0.541–0.918)^*
Others^b	0.958 (0.654–1.405)	1.517 (0.941–2.445)	0.326 (0.132–0.803)^*

Specific reasons for unmet medical needs	Temporary workers^a (vs. Permanent workers)	Part-time workers^a (vs. Full-time workers)	Temporary agency workers^a (vs. Direct contract workers)
Economic reasons	1.416 (1.130–1.776)^*	1.753 (1.280–2.400)^*	1.643 (1.200–2.251)^*
Mild symptom	0.970 (0.794–1.186)	1.359 (1.020–1.811)^*	1.120 (0.839–1.496)
Insufficient time	0.833 (0.695–0.997)^*	0.476 (0.361–0.628)^*	0.705 (0.541–0.918)^*
Others^b	0.958 (0.654–1.405)	1.517 (0.941–2.445)	0.326 (0.132–0.803)^*

Adjusted odds ratios were calculated using a panel logit model with fixed effects after adjusting for gender, age, and educational levels.

Others: distance from medical institutions, discomfort in movement, no one can take care of their child, lack of information, difficulty in doctor appointments.

Numbers in bold indicate statistically significant results.

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