Table 1.

Strategies and variables related to insured empowerment

Number	Strategy	Number	Component
1	Information and education (Informing the insured)	1	Individual factors
		2	Communication factors
		3	Spatial factors
		4	Cultural factors
		5	Social factors
2	Accountability of insured service providers	1	Legal and policy factors
		2	Punitive factors
		3	Control factors
		4	Motivational factors (incentives)
		5	Organizational factors
3	Financial protection of the insured	1	Health savings accounts
		2	Condition-based cash exchanges
		3	Supply-side subsidies
		4	Demand-side subsidies
		5	Charity attraction in the field of health
4	Protection of insured rights (advocacy)	1	Drafting the rules
		2	Hospital social workers
		3	Hospital supervisory experts
		4	Virtual social networks
		5	Convince policymakers to legislate
5	Insured participation	1	The degree of identity of each individual
		2	The level of self-actualization of each person
		3	Preparation suitable for people
		4	Providing personal and organizational information and feedback
		5	Shared decision-making
6	The capacity of local organizations (Supporting insured)	1	Communicating with decision-makers
		2	Forming a supportive coalition
		3	Identification of root barriers
		4	Lobbying with relevant actors
		5	Monitoring and supervision the implementation and effectiveness of laws