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Table 1.

Characteristics of facilities offering primary health care services and of women who sought primary health care services at a sampled facility.

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Fig 1.

Analysis and linking of facility- and woman respondent-level datasets.

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Table 2.

Indicators of management performance and average scores of all facilities per management domain.

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Fig 2.

Regional variations in overall management and for each management domain in Ghana (n = 142).

Regions are colored based on average management scores (in absolute values) with the lowest regional score in brown to the highest regional score in green. Values shown below each map are the national averages and standard deviations.

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Fig 3.

Differences in overall management of primary care facilities in Ghana by facility type and region (n = 142).

Box plots show the median line by facility types: Community-based Health Planning and Services (CHPS) (mean = 0·67), health centers and clinics (0·74), and hospitals and polyclinics (0·81). Numbers beside each region name (in parentheses) refer to the number of sampled facilities per region. CHPS facilities in Greater Accra were not represented in the sample. The outer box plot edges span the 25th to 75th percentile, and whiskers represent the 95th percentiles. The lines in the y-axes represent the 10th and 90th percentiles of management scores (blue) and the mean of overall management score (red) for each type of facility.

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Table 3.

Differences in essential supplies and women respondent’s experience of care in Ghana by region and facility type.

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Table 4.

Models of management performance, essential supplies and women respondent experience of care in Ghana.

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