Sentence examples for perceived good quality from inspiring English sources

The clients who believed 'doctors' control health had a 27% increased odds of perceived good quality of HATCS if other factors were held constant (p<0.05).

A study by Magnus et al. showed that perceived respect at the ART clinic was associated with increased patient retention, a result of perceived good quality healthcare [ 28].

The clients of HATCS who were not employed were 2.23 times more likely to report perceived good quality of care (p<0.01) when other factors were held constant.

The odds of perceived good quality was 6.91 times higher for the clients satisfied with services than those not satisfied with services (p<0.001).

Similarly, an increase in responsiveness, perceived transportation convenience, and financial fairness scores was positively and significantly associated with perceived good quality of HATCS.

In addition, a 1 km increase in distance from health facilities was associated with a 2% increase in the odds of perceived good quality of HATCS (p<0.05).

Groundwater as one of the natural resources is of fundamental importance to human life, because of its perceived good microbiological quality in the natural state and as a result, it is often the preferred source of drinking water supply as treatment is limited to disinfection.

When healthcare facilities improved, performance in the responsiveness domains (autonomy, prompt attention, respect, confidentiality, amenities of care, choice and communication) 10 was perceived as good quality of care.

By combining the 'good' and 'very good' ratings, approximately 324 (71.4%) participants perceived at least good quality of HATCS and 130 (28.6%) perceived 'not good' quality of care.

Schemes were implemented in faith-based hospitals because they still charge user fees, are quite widely used and generally perceived as providing good quality of care.

Seven of the 10 studies (70%%) were perceived to be of good quality and three (30%%) of fair quality (see Table  2).