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. 2012 Oct 4;4:277–285. doi: 10.2147/CEOR.S29347

Table 4.

Criteria assessment for two-factor model

Factor Criteria Relative change in satisfaction
Presence of un-met medical need When present increased satisfaction FALSE −20.98% Motivator
When absent did not significantly increase dissatisfaction TRUE −2.37% No
When absent increased dissatisfaction FALSE −2.37% Hygiene
When present did not significantly increase satisfaction TRUE −20.98 No
Absence of un-met med need When present increased satisfaction TRUE 3.02% Motivator
When absent did not significantly increase dissatisfaction FALSE 16.31% No
When absent increased dissatisfaction TRUE 16.31% Hygiene
When present did not significantly increase satisfaction TRUE 3.02% Yes
Presence of insurance coverage When present increased satisfaction TRUE 6.02% Motivator
When absent did not significantly increase dissatisfaction FALSE 7.21% No
When absent increased dissatisfaction TRUE 7.21% Hygiene
When present did not significantly increase satisfaction FALSE 6.02% No
Absence of insurance coverage When present increased satisfaction FALSE −9.79% Motivator
When absent did not significantly increase dissatisfaction TRUE −4.93% No
When absent increased dissatisfaction FALSE −4.93% Hygiene
When present did not significantly increase satisfaction TRUE −9.79% No
Reporting higher levels of health When present increased satisfaction TRUE 1.07% Motivator
When absent did not significantly increase dissatisfaction TRUE −3.11% Yes
When absent increased dissatisfaction FALSE −3.11% Hygiene
When present did not significantly increase satisfaction TRUE 1.07% No
Reporting poorer levels of health When present increased satisfaction FALSE −6.68% Motivator
When absent did not significantly increase dissatisfaction TRUE −3.11% No
When absent increased dissatisfaction FALSE −3.11% Hygiene
When present did not significantly increase satisfaction TRUE −6.68% No
Perception of high quality care When present increased satisfaction TRUE 12.46% Motivator
When absent did not significantly increase dissatisfaction FALSE 13.34% No
When absent increased dissatisfaction TRUE 13.34% Hygiene
When present did not significantly increase satisfaction FALSE 12.46% No
Perception of low quality care When present increased satisfaction FALSE −77.22% Motivator
When absent did not significantly increase dissatisfaction FALSE 13.34% No
When absent increased dissatisfaction TRUE 13.34% Hygiene
When present did not significantly increase satisfaction TRUE −77.22% Yes