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Using a longitudinal illness record to study household health care decision-making in rural communes of Viet Nam
The illness record (IR) was designed to record the details of household health care seeking as they occurred. Its main value lay in the quality of information it provided on household illness episodes, health care decisions and its methodological robustness. The IR showed that households choose heal...
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| description | The illness record (IR) was designed to record the details of household health care seeking as they occurred. Its main value lay in the quality of information it provided on household illness episodes, health care decisions and its methodological robustness. The IR showed that households choose health care providers on the basis of perceived quality of care, convenience of service and affordability. It was found to be a valuable household-based instrument. |
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