FACTEURS INFLUENCANT LE CHOIX DES SOINS AU NIVEAU ...

5Tableau 1: Choice of care by Age, Sex and Place of residence (N=263)DemographicfactorsCHWsHeathfacilityChoice of Care ( N= 263)NoTreatmentOff theCounterTxSelfHerbalTrad.HealerTotal(x 2 c &x 2 t)PvalueAge group% % % % % % Nb15- 49 0.4 12.6 4.8 18.2 57.5 6.5 24750 and above - 6.2 12.5 18.8 56.3 6.2 16Significance level: .05SexFemale 0.5 11 6.5 17 57 8 183Male - 14 2 21 59 4 802.61312.591(Df=5)4.30812.5910.8190.506hal-00871877, version 1 - 10 Oct 2013Significance level: .05ResidencePeri Urban - 15 1 8.6 71.6 3.7 81Rural 1 6 6 13 62 12 94Urban - 16 8 33 40 3 88Significance level: .05(Df=5)39.94818.307(Df=10)Connaissance, attitude, perception et pratiques influençant le choix des soins desménages dans le ville de Goma4.5.2 Knowledge and choice of care0.00This section deal with the response of people on the knowledge of herbal medicine or not andthe list name of these medicinal plants on concerning name, side effects and intervention ifsame case occur in the householdThe findings showed those respondents haven’t knowledge on medicinal plants. About 100respondent on the 170 interviewed said they have knowledge on medicinal plants but whenthe number of those who don’t list any medicinal plant show a high proportion (45.2%)compared to those who list 1 or more than 9 medicinal plantsThe knowledge may not influence the choice of care of respondents (See table 8)4.5.3 Attitude of respondent to health personnel and choice of careThis section concerns the attitude that the respondents exhibit to the health personnel whenthey observe that their patient could go through others treatments’ alternatives but the healthpersonnel try to convince them