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Fig 1.

The final Health Segment Classification of Population Encompassed within Singapore (HealthSCOPES) framework with 12 segments in four broad segment groups and across the dimension of three age groups.

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Fig 2.

The classification hierarchy outlining the criteria to categorize an individual into one of the 12 health segments.

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Fig 3.

Flow chart of exclusion criteria to obtain analysis population.

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Table 1.

Size of the 4 broad groups and 12 segments by regions.

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Table 2.

Size and demographics of the 12 different segments.

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Fig 4.

Total healthcare utilization charges across different care settings and the mean total healthcare utilization charges per resident.

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Table 3.

Marginal effects and odd ratios relating to 2017 healthcare utilization of 2016 HealthSCOPES broad groups residents.

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Fig 5.

Hazard ratios based on deaths in 2017 of 2016 HealthSCOPES broad groups residents.

[A]-[C]: staying healthy; [D]-[H]: living well with illness; [I]-[J]: getting well; [K]-[L]: maximizing quality life years.

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Table 4.

Marginal effects and odd ratios relating to 2017 healthcare utilization of 2016 HealthSCOPES segmented residents.

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Fig 6.

Hazard ratios based on deaths in 2017 of 2016 HealthSCOPES segmented residents.

[A]: mostly healthy children, adults & seniors; [B]: at risk children & adults; [C]: at risk seniors; [E]: adults & seniors with simple chronic condition; [F]: adults & seniors with complex chronic condition; [G]: adults & seniors with mental health condition; [H]: adults & seniors with cancer; [J]: adults & seniors with transitional care needs; [K]: frail adults & seniors; [L]: end-of-life.

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