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Table 4 Pattern of healthcare utilization of the study population who reported any illness in the last 90-day (n = 781)

From: Factors affecting the healthcare utilization from Shasthyo Suroksha Karmasuchi scheme among the below-poverty-line population in one subdistrict in Bangladesh: a cross sectional study

Characteristics

n

%

95% CI

Types of self-reported illness/symptoms

 Non-communicable

178

22.8

(20.0–25.9)

 Communicable

103

13.2

(11.0–15.8)

 Accident/Injury

29

3.7

(2.6–5.3)

 Female reproductive

22

2.8

(1.9–4.2)

 Symptoms

434

55.6

(52.1–59.0)

 Others

15

1.9

(1.2–3.2)

Sought healthcare among those who suffered

 Yes

639

81.8

(78.9–84.4)

 No

142

18.2

(15.6–21.1)

Source of healthcare

 SSK provider

51

8.0

(6.1–10.4)

 Medically trained providers (non-SSK)

180

28.2

(24.8–31.8)

 Non-medically trained provider (non-SSK)

408

63.8

(60.0–67.5)

Source of healthcare by providers’ ownership

 SSK provider (public)

51

8.0

(6.1–10.4)

Medically trained providers (non-SSK)

 Public

54

8.5

(6.5–10.9)

 Private

121

18.9

(16.1–22.2)

 NGO

5

0.8

(0.3–1.9)

Non-medically trained provider (non-SSK)

 Pharmacy

293

45.9

(42.0–49.7)

 Traditional/others

115

18.0

(15.2–21.2)

Types of care

 Inpatient

23

3.6

(2.4–5.4)

 Outpatient

616

96.4

(94.6–97.6)

Source of care by type of patients

Source of inpatient care

 SSK scheme

10

1.6

(0.8–2.9)

 Medically trained providers (non-SSK)

13

2.0

(1.2–3.5)

Source of outpatient care

 SSK scheme

41

6.4

(4.8–8.6)

 Medically trained providers (non-SSK)

167

26.1

(22.9–29.7)

 Non-medically trained provider (non-SSK)

408

63.9

(60.0–67.5)