Predictors and consequences of rural clients’ satisfaction level in the district public-private mixed health system of Bangladesh

Table 4 Frequencies of clients’ global expectations to the health system and providers with chi-square statistics

Domain variable	Public n = 200 (%)	Private n = 200 (%)	Χ²; p-value; odds ratio (n = 400; df = 1)
Global expectations to health sector
Free treatment	68 (34.0)	0 (0)	–
^aAffordable treatment	101 (50.5)	131 (65.5)	9.24; .002; 1.86^b
^aAvailability of common diagnostics	109 (54.5)	42 (21.0)	47.76; <.001; 0.22^c
^aAvailability of drugs	97 (48.5)	10 (5.0)	96.57; <.001; 0.05^c
Cleanliness	23 (11.5)	34 (17.0)	2.48; .11; 1.57^b
Others	10 (5.0)	14 (7.0)	0.71; .39; 1.43^b
Global expectations to providers
Attentiveness	150 (75)	158 (79)	0.9; .34; 1.25^b
Good behaviour	60 (30.0)	75 (37.5)	2.52; .11; 1.40^b
^aSkills	19 (9.5)	35 (17.5)	5.48; .02; 2.02^b
^aQuick service delivery	52 (26.0)	82 (41.0)	10.1; .001; 1.97^b
^aTrustworthy treatment	24 (12.0)	78 (39.0)	38.37; <.001; 4.69^b
Others	7 (3.5)	5 (2.5)	0.34; .55; 0.70^c

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