Microeconomic institutions and personnel economics for health care delivery: a formal exploration of what matters to health workers in Rwanda

Table 1 Discussion groups and participants

		Kigali	Provincial town	Total	Percent of total
Focus groups		5	4	9	100
Auxiliary nurses (A3 and A4)		1	1	2	22
Nurses (A1 and A2)		1	1	2	22
Doctors (A0)		1	1	2	22
Health users		1	1	2	22
Persons living with HIV and AIDS		1	0	1	11
Health workers		24	24	48	100
Of which:	Auxiliary nurses	8	8	16	33
	Nurses	8	8	16	33
	Doctors	8	8	16	33
	Female	17	8	25	52
	With children	22	19	41	85
	Below age 36	15	10	25	52
	Public	18	20	38	79
	Private for profit	13	2	15	31
	NGO	1	2	3	6
	Has formal second job	3	2	5	10
	With performance initiative	11	16	27	56
Users		17	8	25	100
Of which:	Persons living with HIV/AIDS	9	0	9	36
	Other patients/users	8	8	16	56
	Female	10	3	13	52
	With children	17	8	25	100
	Last visit in health centre	7	7	14	56
	Last visit in hospital	10	1	11	44
	Last visit in public sector facility	13	5	18	72
	Last visit in private for profit sector facility	2	0	2	8
	Last visit in NGO/faith-based facility	2	3	5	20

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