@article{ART002090776},
author={Dohyeong Kim and Eun Woo Nam and Kidist Birmeta and 김철수 and Bimala Sharma and Sarita Dhakal and Hocheol Lee},
title={Determinants of Primary Health Care Utilization in Ethiopia},
journal={Journal of Regional Studies and Development},
issn={1738-3846},
year={2016},
pages={269-293},
doi={10.18350/ipaid.2016.25s.269}
TY - JOUR
AU - Dohyeong Kim
AU - Eun Woo Nam
AU - Kidist Birmeta
AU - 김철수
AU - Bimala Sharma
AU - Sarita Dhakal
AU - Hocheol Lee
TI - Determinants of Primary Health Care Utilization in Ethiopia
JO - Journal of Regional Studies and Development
PY - 2016
VL - null
IS - null
PB - Institute for Poverty Alleviation and International Development: IPAID
SP - 269
EP - 293
SN - 1738-3846
AB - In Ethiopia, primary health care services utilization remains low and irregular.
This study attempted to assess utilization and associated factors in Holeta Town, Oromia region, Ethiopia. A cross sectional survey was conducted among randomly selected 1,422 households. Multivariate logistic regression analysis was applied to calculate crude and adjusted odds ratios(aOR) at 5% level of significance using Andersen model. The primary health care services utilization was 60.0%. Logistic regression analysis revealed predisposing factors: Gurage ethnicity (aOR=0.48), being married (aOR=1.53), and having favorable attitudes towards health services (aOR=1.74); enabling factors: monthly income of 501-1,000 birr (aOR=1.51), and not having health insurance (aOR=1.89); and need factor: absence of experience of illness (aOR=0.48) that determined primary health care utilization.
Primary health care utilization was influenced by predisposing, enabling, and need factors, concerned authorities should focus on the needs of low-income households, improving their socio-economic status, and strengthening primary healthcare services to promote utilization.
KW - Primary Health Care;Utilization;Andersen Model;Ethiopia;KOICA
DO - 10.18350/ipaid.2016.25s.269
ER -
Dohyeong Kim, Eun Woo Nam, Kidist Birmeta, 김철수, Bimala Sharma, Sarita Dhakal and Hocheol Lee. (2016). Determinants of Primary Health Care Utilization in Ethiopia. Journal of Regional Studies and Development, 269-293.
Dohyeong Kim, Eun Woo Nam, Kidist Birmeta, 김철수, Bimala Sharma, Sarita Dhakal and Hocheol Lee. 2016, "Determinants of Primary Health Care Utilization in Ethiopia", Journal of Regional Studies and Development, pp.269-293. Available from: doi:10.18350/ipaid.2016.25s.269
Dohyeong Kim, Eun Woo Nam, Kidist Birmeta, 김철수, Bimala Sharma, Sarita Dhakal, Hocheol Lee "Determinants of Primary Health Care Utilization in Ethiopia" Journal of Regional Studies and Development pp.269-293 (2016) : 269.
Dohyeong Kim, Eun Woo Nam, Kidist Birmeta, 김철수, Bimala Sharma, Sarita Dhakal, Hocheol Lee. Determinants of Primary Health Care Utilization in Ethiopia. 2016; 269-293. Available from: doi:10.18350/ipaid.2016.25s.269
Dohyeong Kim, Eun Woo Nam, Kidist Birmeta, 김철수, Bimala Sharma, Sarita Dhakal and Hocheol Lee. "Determinants of Primary Health Care Utilization in Ethiopia" Journal of Regional Studies and Development (2016) : 269-293.doi: 10.18350/ipaid.2016.25s.269
Dohyeong Kim; Eun Woo Nam; Kidist Birmeta; 김철수; Bimala Sharma; Sarita Dhakal; Hocheol Lee. Determinants of Primary Health Care Utilization in Ethiopia. Journal of Regional Studies and Development, 269-293. doi: 10.18350/ipaid.2016.25s.269
Dohyeong Kim; Eun Woo Nam; Kidist Birmeta; 김철수; Bimala Sharma; Sarita Dhakal; Hocheol Lee. Determinants of Primary Health Care Utilization in Ethiopia. Journal of Regional Studies and Development. 2016; 269-293. doi: 10.18350/ipaid.2016.25s.269
Dohyeong Kim, Eun Woo Nam, Kidist Birmeta, 김철수, Bimala Sharma, Sarita Dhakal, Hocheol Lee. Determinants of Primary Health Care Utilization in Ethiopia. 2016; 269-293. Available from: doi:10.18350/ipaid.2016.25s.269
Dohyeong Kim, Eun Woo Nam, Kidist Birmeta, 김철수, Bimala Sharma, Sarita Dhakal and Hocheol Lee. "Determinants of Primary Health Care Utilization in Ethiopia" Journal of Regional Studies and Development (2016) : 269-293.doi: 10.18350/ipaid.2016.25s.269