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Subsidy Reinvestment and Empowerment Programme Maternal and Child Health Initiative Impact Evaluation (SURE-P MCH) 2013

Nigeria, 2013
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NGA_2013_SUREPIE-BL_v01_M_v01_A_PUF
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Pedro Rosa Dias, Marcos Vera-Hernández, Marcus Holmlund
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Dec 22, 2014
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1.32 Other (Specify) (phc_complaints_topics_other)

Data file: wdc_all_PUF

Overview

Valid: 80
Invalid: 0
Type: Discrete
Start: 830
End: 926
Width: 97
Format:

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Literal question
Have complaints been received from members of the community about the PHC? 1.32 What were the complaints about?
Categories
Value Category
About renovating The PHC. Need visiting doctors.
Adverse reaction to immunization
Attending patients with emergency situation.
Building
Charges and behavioral approach of staffs
Cleanliness of the environment
Complains by some of Specific Packages for pregnant women
Complaint is about not being patient.
Congestion in the facility
Death of children
Delay Services
Delay of ANC in the facility
Difficulty in method of registration
Disagreements between the Sure-P midwives and other nurses.
Electricity supply, transportation of referred patient,token to WDC and payment of midwives
Expensive charges
Expired drugs
Facility expansion,water,light
Facility not all the timw accessible
Furniture not available for patients use
Health workers punctuality
Inadequate provision
Inadequate senior health workers
Inadequate staff
Incomplete mama kits
Insufficient man power, upgrade of PHC
Insufficient manpower
Insufficient, manpower
Lab test,scan
Lack of adequate security in the facility
Lack of amenities
Lack of amenities and toilet facilities
Lack of beds, Buildings, PHCN
Lack of doctor
Lack of electricity
Lack of electricity, inadequate staff
Lack of enough staff
Lack of health workers at night
Lack of laboratory facilities
Lack of manpower
Lack of mosquito net in the PHC
Lack of office accommodation
Lack of personnel at night
Lack of staff and drug availability
Lack of water , light in the facility.
Lack of water in the facility
Licking roof in the hospital,
More wards and storage room of drugs
NIGHT SHIFT IS NOT PROPERLY DONE
No competent hands to take care of patients and late to work syndrome of the health care workers.
No drugs present in the health post closer them
Not enough beds to admit patient
Not enough staff to attend to them
Nurses unable to treat patients as required
Openness of the facility and lack of security
Patient complained about the unclean surrounding of the facility, Insecurity at the facility
Patient had to bring light
Patients rights
Payment for prescribed drugs
Poor road network to the facility and power outage
Poor roads
Poor state of the facility
Referral problem especially on transportation
Renovation
Requesting for user fees,when it ought to be free
Security
Security due to no fence
Security of facility amenities
Security, and absentieesm expecially at night
Selling of drugs
Shortage of nurses
Sign post erection
The complainants lies against the midwives after we investigated.
The space of the facility
They sell drugs and they claim they make the returns to the LGA
Toomuch charges on drugs
Unable to give birth at the facility
Unavailability of a doctor
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
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