Barriers and facilitators to implementation, uptake and sustainability of community-based health insurance schemes in low- and middle-income countries: a systematic review

Table 2 Summary of key findings under interpersonal level

Interpersonal-level factors	Number and type of studies ^a	Reported as barriers	Reported as facilitators	Related to ^b
Interpersonal-level factors	Number and type of studies ^a	Reported as barriers	Reported as facilitators	Implementation	Uptake	Sustainability
Household size	N = 10 Qualitative (1); Cross-sectional (6); Mixed (2); Case study (1)	N = 6 [35, 54, 62, 64, 65, 67]	N = 4 [33, 40, 45, 70]		X	X
Household head characteristic	N = 6 RCT (1); Cross-sectional (5)	N = 3 [53, 64, 65]	N = 3 [33, 37, 72]		X	X
Peer influence	N = 4 Qualitative (1); Cross-sectional (1); Mixed (2)	–	N = 4 [36, 43, 45, 58]		X	X
Social solidarity	N = 8 Cross-sectional (3); Mixed (4); Case study (1)	N = 1 [58]	N = 7 [33, 41, 56, 63, 67, 68, 73]		X

^a Some of the studies included both barriers and facilitators
^b X symbol denotes whether the factor relates to implementation, uptake or sustainability

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