The majority of participants reported visiting a health centre, general hospital or private clinic for their medical care and health services (72 and 76 % in Ogale and Eteo respectively).
Note: Question has multiple responses therefore total ≠ 100% Overall the majority of service users reported visiting their dentist within the previous twenty-four months.
Among patients who were seronegative (n=26) all reported visiting their physician within the past year and a majority (88.5%, n=23) identified the doctor as a primary care physician.
Respondents reported a total of 151 ED visits for asthma exacerbations with the majority reporting 1 visit in the past 12 months and eight individuals reporting more than 5 ED visits.
Of the respondents, 230 reported doctor visits for asthma, with the majority reporting 1 2 visits annually with an average of 2.82 (95% CI of 2.42 to 3.22) (figure 2A).
Nearly all women in Nepal and Bangladesh reported at least one home visit during pregnancy from a CHW and the majority reported 3 or more visits.
A majority of respondents reported that visiting medical students were evaluated no differently than their own medical students.
We found that the majority of survivors in our study report visiting their primary care physicians and utilizing community nursing services.
Frequency of regulatory visits varied across Sub-Saharan African countries, with only a third of PMVs in Nigeria reporting visits over the last 2 years, while the majority of drug shops in Tanzania had received visits over the last year [ 41, 42].
Frequency of regulatory visits varied across countries, with only a third of PMVs in Nigeria reporting visits over the last 2 years in contrast to drug stores in Tanzania, majority of whom had received visits over the last year [ 28, 54].
