Table 4.

Ranking of cognitive map variables based on centrality index

Strategy	Code	Component	Outdegree	Indegree	Centrality	Rank
Information and education (Informing the insured)	1-1	Individual factors	4.26	5.96	10.23	25
	1-2	Communication factors	8.03	6.02	14.06	19
	1-3	Spatial factors	4.19	5.89	10.08	26
	1-4	Cultural factors	3.67	6.4	10.07	27
	1-5	Social factors	7.54	14.55	22.09	4
Accountability of insured service providers	2-1	Legal and policy factors	8.56	6.74	15.3	18
	2-2	Punitive factors	1.51	6.06	7.57	29
	2-3	Control factors	6.85	10.07	16.92	13
	2-4	Motivational factors (incentives)	3.16	8.3	11.46	24
	2-5	Organizational factors	11.25	11.52	22.77	3
Financial protection of the insured	3-1	Health savings accounts	1.91	4.53	6.44	30
	3-2	Condition-based cash exchanges	7.08	10.09	17.17	10
	3-3	Supply-side subsidies	4.15	4.99	9.14	28
	3-4	Demand-side subsidies	4.5	7.94	12.44	23
	3-5	Charity attraction in the field of health	7.51	8.67	16.18	14
Protection of insured' rights (advocacy)	4-1	Drafting the rules	8.35	7.2	15.55	16
	4-2	Hospital social workers	14.23	2.82	17.05	11
	4-3	Hospital supervisory experts	11.01	3.02	14.03	20
	4-4	Virtual social networks	9.7	4.09	13.78	22
	4-5	Convince policymakers to legislate	3.39	12.03	15.42	17
Insured participation	5-1	The degree of identity of each individual	8.07	9.53	17.6	9
	5-1	The level of self-actualization of each person	13.76	6.12	19.87	6
	5-3	Preparation suitable for people	19.29	12.72	32.01	1
	5-4	Providing personal and organizational information and feedback	8.62	7.25	15.86	15
	5-5	Shared decision making	10.54	12.51	23.05	2
The capacity of local organizations (Supporting insured)	6-1	Communicating with decision-makers	8.41	9.74	18.14	8
	6-2	Forming a supportive coalition	12.05	7.68	19.73	7
	6-3	Identification of root barriers	6.58	7.45	14.03	21
	6-4	Lobbying with relevant actors	9.51	7.44	16.95	12
	6-5	Monitoring and supervision the implementation and effectiveness of laws	9.78	10.14	19.93	5