Family members’ characteristics.

<div><p>Introduction</p><p>Older people in low- and middle-income countries face significant challenges when accessing primary care services. In Lebanon, most older people (75%) living with at least one chronic disease previously accessed private health services for care. How...

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Main Author:	Saydeh Dableh (18414536) (author)
Other Authors:	Kate Frazer (17812319) (author), Mathilde Azar (8901686) (author), Randa Hamadeh (3592187) (author), Thilo Kroll (4237522) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Biotechnology Infectious Diseases Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified seven focus groups primary healthcare centers healthcare utilization </ healthcare seeking </ healthcare reaching </ healthcare needs </ healthcare consequences ,</ ensuring adequate funding 75 %) living providers ’ attitudes poor service organization phccs &# 8217 barriers requiring action available quality services factors shaping access service delivery challenges enablers influencing access service providers poor relationships indicating factors respectful providers centered access xlink "> transport issues thematic analysis study highlights study explores sensory limitations sectoral levels resource shortages public services positive relationships positive leadership phccs ), personal abilities older people negative perceptions mobility restrictions health coverage free services framework method five themes financial resources fifteen interviews familial support economic recession acute symptoms >, supported >, enabled
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Family members’ characteristics.

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