Within the debate about the rise of costs in the German health system, the argument has put forth that patients …'s consumer behaviour is the introduction of several copayment models. The first task of this work is to examine the role of moral … task. Furthermore, the question if copayment is a suitable means of control to reduce the exorbitant demand for drugs will …

satisfaction of patients with FII-health services in Africa today. Second, we present new evidence from household surveys in six …

provided by faith-inspired health care providers in Ghana: how satisfied are patients with the services received?; and why are … patients choosing faith-inspired providers for care? The quantitative survey data suggests that the level of satisfaction with … non-religious facilities. The qualitative data suggests that the reasons that lead patients to choose faith …

-income countries. Some of these direct payments take the form of informal charges paid by patients to access the needed healthcare … surveyed patients incurred informal payments for the consultations made on the day of the survey. The amount paid informally … (iii) reception of patients (e.g., waiting time) significantly influence the probability of incurring informal payments …

-inspired providers and other types of providers; and (3) how satisfied are patients with the services received and why are patients … patients to choose faith-inspired providers are not related directly to religion per se, but rather (perhaps indirectly) to the … quality of the services provided, including (but not only) through the values of dignity and respect for patients that these …