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Table 3 Factor analysis of the quality of care scale

From: Health insurance and quality of care: Comparing perceptions of quality between insured and uninsured patients in Ghana’s hospitals

Rotated component matrixa

 

Component

 

1

2

3

4

5

6

Financial access

 NHIS pays the cost of all treatment

.721

     

 Cost of services are affordable

.711

     

 Exempted patients are treated free of charge

.708

     

 Only official fees are charged

.570

     

Fairness of care

 Staff treat all patients fairly

 

.764

    

 Quality of drugs is same for all patients

 

.763

    

 Patients are treated on first-come-first-served basis

 

.620

    

 Very ill patients are treated first

 

.586

    

Adequacy of resources & services

 Doctors are sufficient

  

.784

   

 Supplies are sufficient

  

.739

   

 Rooms in OPD are sufficient

  

.673

   

 Waiting time is reasonable

  

.651

   

 Drugs are available

  

.473

   

Effectiveness of treatment

 Pharmacy instructions are clear

   

.585

  

 Treatment is effective for recovery and cure

   

.501

  

 Quality drugs are given to patients

   

.445

  

Technical care

 Patients are told diagnosis

    

.738

 

 Patients are physically examined

    

.615

 

 Lab. and other tests are done

    

.610

 

 Patients are involved in their care

    

.557

 

Interpersonal care

 Staff show compassion & support to patients

     

.865

 Staff are polite & respectful to patients

     

.861

  1. Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis
  2. Rotation Method: Varimax with Kaiser Normalization
  3. a. Rotation converged in 6 iterations