Village Health Care Manner for Acute Diseases and Patient's Satisfaction in a Selected Area of Bangladesh

Abstract

More than 50 years after gaining independence in 1971, Bangladesh's health system has seen a number of developments. Village communities still lack adequate health care despite having a robust public and private health infrastructure. My aim was to know the current situation and limitation of village health care system of Bangladesh Using a physical survey, this study was conducted in 3 hospitals of Senbag. According to this data, 40% of patients visit hospitals for a typical cold. 4% of people are burned, while 12% of people were admitted to hospitals for asthma attack. Only 2% of folks visited the local hospital for a broken bone. Only 5% of patients went for sore throats and 7% for runny nose. Only 6% were pleased with the style and service of the medical staff. 94% of people express dissatisfaction because of lack of health specialists, medical equipment and high refer percentage.