A higher proportion of willingness-to-use was found among those who had a history of one or more STIs (65% for one or more STIs and 46% for non-STIs; P = 0.041) only among the Nashville cohort.
Our total estimated sample size of 1700 was based on the assumption that there would be a 10% difference in the proportion of the willingness to pay for chlorhexidine products between eligible couples in the two sites, Abhoynagar and Mirsarai.
In addition, when teachers who had never had HCT were classified by school level, the proportions of reported willingness to go for HCT were 57/129 (44.2%) and 77/159 (48.4) among primary and secondary school teachers, respectively (Table 1).
A study completed in 2007 found that a high proportion of respondents reported willingness to accept a range of public health measures (although the scenario provided in that study was a more severe pandemic) (7 ).
We found that, large [2280 (81.7%)] proportion of women expressed willingness to avail IUCD service from Suraj provider in future, if needed; whereas 298 (10.7%) women were not willing to use this service in future while the rest were not sure about it.
After reading Card 2, the proportion of participants indicating a willingness to participate changed to 51%, 44%and46%6% in the frequency, percentage and verbal description groups, respectively.
A higher proportion of NHIF households expressed willingness to contribute towards cross-subsidising the CHF scheme as a whole (60%) compared to those that expressed willingness towards subsidising CHF membership for poor individuals (50%).
Although this approach may be helpful, a wider access to clinical decision support systems is desirable and a significant proportion of respondents expressed the willingness to access such systems.
That's the thing I can never forget…" (Batool, one child born in Australia. Living in Australia for 2 years) Furthermore, a large proportion of participants indicated a willingness to comply with the advice of health professionals, suggesting a high level of acceptance for maternity care practices within Australia.
These values were then used to create a cost-effectiveness acceptability curve by assessing what proportion of values fell below set willingness to pay values.
