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Identified problems in government health and family planning services |
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| % (No) of respondents |
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| Identified problems |
1999 |
2000 |
2003 |
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| Lack of/poor quality of medicines |
54 (14,128) |
58 (14,621) |
55 (14,052) |
| Bad staff attitude |
15 (4,015) |
25 (6,276) |
29 (7,447) |
| Bad service |
29 (7,561) |
40 (10,098) |
27 (6,751) |
| Extra payment to doctors |
9 (2,376) |
12 (3,091) |
17(4,440) |
| Have to pay for medicines |
9 (2,202) |
17 (4,263) |
17 (4,379) |
| Difficult to reach |
22 (5,588) |
19 (4,785) |
16 (4,164) |
| Doctors not available |
7 (1,876) |
13 (3,178) |
15 (3,887) |
| Dirty, poor equipment/facilities |
15 (3,984) |
13 (3,399) |
11 (2,887) |
| Lack of doctors/specialists/nurses |
18 (4,698) |
14 (3,561) |
10 (2,618) |
| Lack of different services |
6 (1,481) |
14 (3,478) |
10 (2,600) |
| No problem |
6 (1,679) |
1 (238) |
1 (338) |
| Too few beds/lack of facilities |
7 (1,833) |
7 (1,886) |
7 (1,706) |
Cockcroft et al. Health Research Policy and Systems 2007 5:1 doi:10.1186/1478-4505-5-1 |
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