Wednesday, 21 September 2016

Accessibility, Availability and Perceived Quality of Reproductive Health Services in Selected Urban Areas of Bangladesh: User and Non Users Perspectives

Primary healthcare has been considered as a major agenda in many national and international policies and gained enormous attention by Global leader. Following the 1994 International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) in Cairo, emphasis was given on providing a broader range of primary healthcare (PHC) services in a package to minimize the costs.

Perceived Quality of Reproductive Health
The Essential Service Package (ESP) was targeted especially to women, children and poor, intended to offer quality services from one stop facilities that would be client oriented. Enhancing the quality of health care delivery in developing countries through provision of ESP is a key element to increased utilization of these services in the target population.In the last two decades there was a huge growth in urban population in Bangladesh.

It is a great challenge for the public sector to meet up the growing needs of health care services in urban areas of Bangladesh, particularly for the urban poor. Under the Health and Population Sector Program (HPSP), the Government of Bangladesh aimed to provide ESP package accessible through fixed site clinics that was aimed at maximizing health benefits, meeting needs of clients, strengthening service delivery, and improving health systems management.  

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