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Table 4 Characteristics of the healthcare system/facilities used by female sex workers in Kampala, Uganda

From: Uptake of the hepatitis B vaccine among brothel-based female sex workers in Kampala, Uganda

Variable

Attribute

Frequency (N = 400)

Percentage (%)

Attempted to seek hepatitis B services but failed (n = 199)

No

192

96.5

Ìý

Yes

7

3.5

Ìý

Type of services failed to access (n = 7)

Information on hepatitis B

3

42.9

Ìý

Screening test

2

28.6

Ìý

Vaccination

4

57.1

Ìý

Ownership of healthcare facility visited for services

Private-for-profit

78

19.5

Ìý

Private-not-for-profit

30

7.5

Ìý

Public

292

73.0

Ìý

Health worker approachability/friendliness

Friendly

246

61.5

Ìý

Neutral

37

9.3

Ìý

Not friendly at all/rude

22

5.5

Ìý

Very friendly

95

23.8

Ìý

Satisfaction with healthcare services received

Dissatisfied

26

6.5

Ìý

Neutral

36

9.0

Ìý

Satisfied

243

60.8

Ìý

Very dissatisfied

10

2.5

Ìý

Very satisfied

85

21.3

Ìý

Health facility provides education on health conditions, including hepatitis B

Don’t know

56

14.0

Ìý

No

161

40.3

Ìý

Yes

183

45.8

Ìý

Acceptability of waiting time at the health facility

Acceptable

314

78.5

Ìý

Not acceptable at all

51

12.8

Ìý

Very acceptable

35

8.8

Ìý

Presence of hepatitis B outreach programs in the area

No

343

85.8

Ìý

Yes

57

14.2

Ìý

Travels long distances to access healthcare services

No

303

75.8

Ìý

Yes

97

24.3

Ìý

Mode of transportation to healthcare facility

By Walking

210

52.5

Ìý

Using a Car

66

16.5

Ìý

Using a Motorcycle

124

31.0

Ìý

Healthcare workers provide sufficient time for questions

No

45

11.3

Ìý

Yes

355

88.8

Ìý

Received hepatitis B-related information from peers

No

338

84.5

Ìý

Yes

62

15.5

Ìý

The facility has information Education and Communication materials (IEC) on hepatitis B

No

306

76.5

Ìý

Yes

94

23.5

Ìý