Mobarak Hossain
Risk factors associated with Rohingya refugee girls' education in Bangladesh: A multilevel analysis of survey data
The British journal of sociology
government nepal initiated familybased national health insurance program nhip april 2016 aiming ensure universal health coverage uhc enhancing access utilization quality health services however nhip initial years implementation encountered challenges low population coverage high dropout rate concerns among insured regarding quality healthcare services dearth information regarding user satisfaction nhip nepal study aimed assess user satisfaction nhip household level nepal conducted crosssectional study among 347 households ilam district using multistage random sampling method facetoface interviews conducted household heads enrolled nhip semistructured questionnaire used collect data multivariable logistic regression analysis done identify predictors satisfaction level overall 536 insured satisfied nhip 311 comprehensive knowledge nhip factors gender aor 180 95 ci 108300 distance first point contact aor 215 95 ci 124374 waiting time aor 202 95 ci 120342 availability diagnostic services aor 190 95 ci 105345 availability prescribed medicine aor 390 95 ci 197769 perceived service quality aor 220 95 ci 115420 behavior service providers aor 348 95 ci 1041163 significantly associated user satisfaction satisfaction level among nhip users deemed moderate study highlighted several factors gender distance first point contact waiting time availability diagnostic services prescribed medicine perceived service quality behavior service providers key determinants impacting user satisfaction recognizing pivotal role user satisfaction health insurance stakeholders must prioritize ensure higher retention rates coverage within nhip