Table 3.

Summary of the direction of influence of the factors determining the dropout rate from the CBHI scheme in Ethiopia

Factors	(+)	(-)	Total	Summary
Sociodemographic factors
Gender (male)	2	-	2	Positive
Age (older)	1	1	2	Inconclusive
Education (higher)	2	-	2	Positive
Economic status (high)	4	-	4	Positive
Occupations (merchant)	2	-	2	Positive
Family size (large)	-	4	4	Inverse
Health service-related factors
Access to Health care facilities (lack)	3	-	3	Positive
Quality of service (low)	8	-	8	Positive
Trust to contracted facilities (low)	3	-	3	Positive
Inpatient service utilization (lack)	1	-	1	Positive
Availability of supplies (shortage)	2	-	2	Positive
Scheme related factors
Benefit packages & scope (limited)	4	-	4	Positive
Perception on the risk protection ability of the scheme (poor)	1	-	1	Positive
Payment convenience and scheme affordability (positive perception)	-	3	3	Negative
Trust to the scheme (low)	5	-	5	Positive
Satisfaction with CBHI benefit packages (low)	3	-	3	Positive
Knowledge and attitudes about the CBHI program
Members’ knowledge of and attitudes toward the CBHI program (low)	7	-	7	Positive
Providers’ attitudes toward the CBHI members (negative)	1	-	1	Positive
Years of enrollment in the CBHI scheme (long)	-	5	5	Negative
Health status and facility visits
History of chronic illness in the household (yes)	-	5	5	Negative
Number of facilities visits per year (frequent)	1	1	2	Inconclusive