Socio-economic and political factors | |
- Social factor: norms, regulation, social network, support | |
- Political and social unrest | |
Health system related factors | |
- Health policy and strategy | |
- Health facility/institution | |
- Financial support (user fee, insurance) | |
- Medication supplies | |
- Accessibility | |
- Affordability (cost) | |
- Availability | |
- Quality of care | |
Patient related factors | |
- Socio-economic status: age, sex, marital status, SES | |
- Literacy | |
- Employment | |
- Living conditions | |
- Transportation means | |
- Psychological aspects: locus of control, self-efficacy | |
- Knowledge, believes, perception, practices about diseases and illnesses | |
- Motivation and attitude towards therapy | |
- Expectation of the patient | |
- Peer pressure | |
- Stress, depression | |
- Patient readiness to change, accept diagnosis, and treatment regimen | |
Provider related factors | |
- Provider satisfaction | |
- Lack of financial and other incentives | |
Patient-provider relationship factors | |
- Information exchanged regarding diseases and treatment | |
- Health education | |
- Patient/provider satisfaction | |
- Patient-provider relationship | |
- Communication | |
- Trust | |
Therapy related factors | |
- Complexity of treatment | |
- Route of administration | |
- Duration of the treatment | |
- Failure of previous treatment | |
- Diabetic medication (oral, insulin, and/or combined) | |
- Cost | |
- Medication other than anti-diabetic | |
- Side effects of medication | |
- Frequent medication change | |
- Previous treatment failure | |
- Degree of behavioral change required | |
Disease related factors | |
- Duration | |
- Stage | |
- Complication | |
- Presence of comorbid condition |