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Health insurance and quality of care: Comparing perceptions of quality between insured and uninsured patients in Ghana's hospitals.

Int J Equity Health · 2016 · PMC4864968 · PMID 27176221

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The KMO score generated was 0.74, exceeding the recommended value of 0.6 [ 39 , 40 ] and Bartlett’s test of sphericity [ 41 ] was highly significant (Chi-square 4437.615, df 276, p < 0.001), and thus supported the appropriateness of using the factor analysis to explore the underlying structure of the perceived quality of healthcare services.

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