highly significantp = 0.000
As indicated in Table 4 , the factor loading coefficients for each variable are greater than 0.5 and highly significant ( p = 0.000), indicating high data validity ( 50 ).
As indicated in Table 4 , the factor loading coefficients for each variable are greater than 0.5 and highly significant ( p = 0.000), indicating high data validity ( 50 ).
The study does not consider conditions in other regions, and due to variations in the implementation of the graded diagnosis and treatment system across different areas, there may be significant differences in patients’ willingness and behavior regarding primary care.