Facilities Tangibility and Patients’ Satisfaction in Selected Primary Health Centres in Odeda Local Government Area, Ogun State, Nigeria
Olayinka Shodiya,
John Obamiro,
Abideen Tijani
Abstract:Background: Primary health care is widely acknowledged as the most economical means of achieving universal health coverage and addressing all types of health needs in close proximity to people's homes and communities. Nigeria’s high and growing rate of extreme poverty and illiteracy increases the urgency of the need for a primary healthcare system that is effective and sustainable.
Purpose: This study examines the effect of the facilities tangibility on patients’ satisfaction in selected primary health care ce… Show more
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