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Table 3 Socio-demographic characteristics of participants

From: Does enrollment status in community-based insurance lead to poorer quality of care? Evidence from Burkina Faso

Socio-economic characteristics

Value

 

No.

%

Respondents

398

100

Sex

  

Male

176

58.5

Female

222

41.5

Age

  

< 1

53

13.3

1-4

86

21.6

5-14

70

17.6

15-24

52

13.1

25-34

59

14.8

35-44

23

5.8

45-54

35

8.8

55-64

10

2.5

65+

10

2.5

CBI 1 enrollment status of patient (n = 398)

  

Currently enrolled at time of consultation (2010)

135

33.9

Person who accompanied children under 15 (n = 209)

  

Mother

157

75.1

Father

34

16.3

Grandmother

2

1.0

None

4

1.9

Other

12

5.7

Marital situation of patients aged 15+ (n = 189)

  

Single

34

18.0

Married

148

78.3

Separated/divorced/widowed

7

3.7

Religion of respondent (n = 398)

  

Muslim

221

55.5

Catholic

126

31.7

Protestant

38

9.5

Animist

11

2.8

No religion

2

0.5

Education level reached of respondent (n = 398)

  

None

249

62.6

Primary incomplete

59

14.8

Primary complete

41

10.3

Secondary incomplete

48

12.1

Secondary complete or higher

1

0.3

Dry season economic activity of respondent (n = 398)

  

None

114

28.6

Small commerce

235

59.0

Migration to city

4

1.0

Animal husbandry

7

1.8

Artisanal work

5

1.3

Other

33

8.3

Rainy season source of revenue of respondent (n = 398)

  

None

153

38.4

Small commerce

189

47.5

Remittance

21

5.3

Business enterprise

7

1.8

Salary

2

0.5

Retirement pension

1

0.3

Other

25

6.3

Illness and treatment-seeking history (n = 398)

  

First illness symptom: fever

152

38.2

First illness symptom: headache

42

10.6

First illness symptom: stomach ache

21

5.3

First illness symptom: cough

18

4.5

Illness aggravated before seeking facility care

298

74.9

Received household treatment before seeking assistance

138

34.7

  1. 1 CBI, Community-based insurance. No.: Number.