Utilization and perception of the quality of curative care in community health centre of the fifth commune of Bamako

Factors associated with job satisfaction among commune health workers: implications for human resource policies

“…In resource-scarce settings, health workers were usually dissatisfied with the availability of equipment and supplies, facility infrastructure, and professional development (15, 19, 21, 22). This study found a low satisfaction with salary and incentives, but a relatively high satisfaction with employment prospects.…”

Evaluation of health care services in health centres attached to a tertiary care hospital in Northern India

“…The major lacunae found included long waiting time, non-availability of medicines, poor quality of health care, lack of dissemination of information and awareness, behaviour of the health providers and interpersonal quality, unanswered queries. [7][8][9][10] The major reasons for choosing public health facilities have found to be inexpensiveness, infrastructure and proximity to the facility rather than quality of services. Such clients in majority are those without good financial capability because those who can afford, prefer big hospitals and private clinics in places where these are easily available.…”

“…Such clients in majority are those without good financial capability because those who can afford, prefer big hospitals and private clinics in places where these are easily available. 10 In a city like Chandigarh such a scenario can be compared with, as the city is well endowed with various hospitals and clinics.…”