| dc.description.abstract | There are many factors behind each individual's consideration in choosing health
services. With regard to local health care systems, the costs of accessing health
services (money and time) can be a significant burden for the poor and a barrier to
their utilization. Additionally, the attitudes and behavior of health care providers
in a facility may influence health-seeking behavior by local residents. Based on
initial studies conducted at the Binjai City Community Health Center, patient visit
data in 2020 was 11,850 visits with coverage of 35%. In 2021, the number of patient
visits at the Binjai City Health Center will be 10,779 visits with coverage of 31%.
Meanwhile, in 2022, the number of patient visits at the Binjai City Health Center
will be 9,962 visits with coverage of 29%. This research aims to determine the
Determinants of Selection of First Level Health Facilities (FKTP) in Binjai Kota
District in 2023. The research location was carried out in Binjai Kota District using
quantitative research methods and data collection methods, namely interviews with
questionnaires and observation of 89 respondents selected based on the Slovin
formula , then the results of interviews and observations will be analyzed according
to the variables resulting in univariate analysis and bivariate analysis. The results
of this research show that distance and economic status of respondents are related
to the selection of FKTP in Binjai Kota District in 2023 with a P value ≤ 0.05. | en_US |
