Table 5.

The highest and lowest Outdegree and Indegree components in insured

Strategy	highest/lowest	Outdegree	Indegree	Centrality
Information and education (Informing the insured)	highest	Communication factors	Social factors	Social factors
	lowest	Cultural factors	Spatial factors	Cultural factors
Accountability of insured service providers	highest	Organizational factors	Organizational factors	Organizational factors
	lowest	Punitive factors	Punitive factors	Punitive factors
Financial protection of the insured	highest	Charity attraction in the field of health	Condition-based Cash Exchanges	Condition-based Cash Exchanges
	lowest	Health Savings Accounts	Health Savings Accounts	Health Savings Accounts
Protection of insured' rights	highest	Hospital Social Workers	Convince policymakers to legislate	Hospital Social Workers
	lowest	Convince policymakers to legislate	Hospital Social Workers	Virtual Social Networks
Insured participation	highest	Preparation Suitable for people	Preparation Suitable for people	Preparation Suitable for people
	lowest	The degree of identity of each individual	The level of self-actualization of each person	Providing personal and organizational information and feedback
The capacity of local organizations (Supporting insured)	highest	Forming a supportive coalition	Monitoring and supervision the implementation and effectiveness of laws	Monitoring and supervision the implementation and effectiveness of laws
	lowest	Identification of root barriers	Lobbying with relevant actors	Identification of root barriers