Dataset on social and behavioural determinants of healthcare-seeking and satisfaction among rural adults in Bangladesh

This dataset contains cross-sectional survey data from 374 rural adults in Bangladesh, focusing on healthcare-seeking behaviors and treatment satisfaction. It features 17 categorical variables, including socio-demographic profiles (age, gender, education), economic indicators (income, house type), and behavioral factors (source of health information, reason for treatment choice, and transport means).

The data is structured to identify the various social and environmental determinants that influence healthcare utilization and patient satisfaction in rural settings. It serves as a resource for researchers and policy-makers investigating health service accessibility and quality of care in developing country contexts.