Adeela Mustafa, Romana Ayub, Bakht Danyal Khan, Alveena Karam, Faizan, Nayab Ahsan.
Quality assessment of health services of basic health units of district Peshawar.
J Med Sci Jan ;28(4):377-9.

ABSTRACT Objectives: To assess the quality of service provision of different Basic Health Units of district Peshawar. Materials and Methods: It was a simple descriptive Cross-sectional study which was carried out in 06 months duration. A total of 08 BHUs of district Peshawar were included in the study using convenient sampling technique. Data was collected through a semi structured questionnaire, direct observation and discussions with the respondents. The data was analyzed through SPSS version22. The data was presented using tables and graphs. Results: In depth analysis of the various facilities in BHUs were done. 8 BHUs were selected. Availability of medicines in BHUs was 12%. 75% of the BHUs had a clean continuous supply of drinking water whereas 50% had less than one hour of electricity per day. Also 76% of the patients were satisfied with the healthcare. Patients were mostly satisfied as far as staff behavior and convenience was concerned. However, 91% agreed that there is still room for improvement. Conclusion: Main issues found in all of the BHUs was non-availability of medicines, electricity problem, and sometimes non-availability of doctors.

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