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November 26, 2013

The Diagnosis Difference

Appendices

By Susannah Fox and Maeve Duggan

Appendix A: General population

Marital status

Employment status

Where you get health information

Appendix B: High Blood Pressure

Demographics of those with high blood pressure

Personal health status

Marital status

Employment status

Health topics

Where you get health information

Social life of health information

Health care reviews online

Tracking health indicators

Appendix C: Lung Conditions

Demographics of those with lung conditions

Personal health status

Marital status

Employment status

Health topics

Where you get health information

Social life of health information

Health care reviews online

Tracking health indicators

Appendix D: Diabetes

Demographics of those with diabetes

Personal health status

Marital status

Employment status

Health topics

Where you get health information

Social life of health information

Health care reviews online

Tracking health indicators

Appendix E: Heart Conditions

Demographics of those with heart conditions

Personal health status

Marital status

Employment status

Health topics

Where you get health information

Social life of health information

Health care reviews online

Tracking health indicators

Appendix F: Cancer

Demographics of those with cancer

Marital status

Employment status

Personal health status

Where you get health information

Tracking health indicators

Appendix G: Other Chronic Conditions

Demographics of those with other conditions

Personal health status

Marital status

Employment status

Health topics

Where you get health information

Social life of health information

Health care reviews online

Tracking health indicators

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