Xin Jian, Tommy Tanu Wijaya, Qingchun Yu
Key Factors Affecting Mathematics Teachers' Well-Being and Stress Levels: An Extended Engagement Theory
International journal of environmental research and public health
enrolment informal sector workers ghanas national health insurance scheme nhis critical achieving increased riskpooling attainment universal health coverage however nhis struggled years improve enrolment subpopulation study analysed effect social capital enrolment informal sector workers nhis crosssectional survey conducted among 528 members hairdressers beauticians farmers commercial road transport drivers groups descriptive statistics principal component analysis multinomial logit regression model used analyse data social capital including membership occupational group trust collective action significantly associated enrolment nhis overall factors household size education ethnicity usual source health care however correlated enrolment dropout notwithstanding factors chance enrolling nhis staying active 446 higher hairdressers beauticians probability dropping scheme 629 higher farmers chance never enrolling scheme 223 higher commercial road transport drivers social capital particularly collective action predominantly female occupational groups key determinants informal sector workers participation nhis policy interventions improve enrolment subpopulation consider group enrolment targeting female dominated informal sector occupational groups studies consider inclusion mediating moderating variables provide clearer picture relationship occupational group social capital enrolment health insurance schemes