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. 2018 Jul 28;18:587. doi: 10.1186/s12913-018-3384-3

Table 1.

Matrix of intervening factors for corrupt practices in Vietnam’s health sector

Systemic factors Individual factors
Opportunities for corruption Poor governance None
 Discretion
 Transparency
 Accountability
 Enforcement
Pressures for corruption Pharmaceutical market related factors Pharmaceutical market related factors
 Product related factors
 Regulation related factors
 Survival in the market (Sales-based compensation policies) Survival in the market (Pressure to achieve sale targets, fear of being fired if targets are not achieved)
Health care structures and processes
 The tender system
 Remuneration systems and financial pressure
 Workplace pressures
Rationalization for corruption Normalization of corruption Self-interest maximization
 The prevalence of corruption  Professional ethics
 Other social norms  Personal values
 Knowledge and skills
 Advancement opportunity
 Reputation
 Employment