Quality of health care in relation to cost recovery in Fiji : focus group study report
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This applied research report is a follow-on to an earlier study of health financing policy in Fiji, which treated the role of and potential for cost recovery in government facilities and services and summarized the probable need to improve the quality of care at government facilities so that a clientele could be maintained as fees were introduced or increased.
Attah, E. B.; Plange, Nii-K. · 1993

Abstract
To accurately define the term "quality of care," an appraisal was conducted of consumer preferences to define general perceptions of quality care in Fiji health services, particularly in the public sector. Using the focus group technique over a 2-week period, the results of this appraisal are documented here. Nine focus group sessions were conducted. Recommendations are based on immediate, intermediate, and long-term actions that would act as catalysts for changes needed to induce patients to choose government health facilities when fees are instituted in the future. (Author abstract)
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1994USAID DEC