From: Forgone care in patients with type 2 diabetes: a cross-sectional study
Questions | Items | Factor loading value |
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Factor 1- Quality of care | ||
 Q14 | I do not have enough trust in the skills, and scientific competence of the doctor | .898 |
 Q15 | I do not have enough trust in the service providers | .883 |
 Q5 | I am not satisfied with the quality of the provided care | .880 |
 Q11 | My doctor does not have a good relationship with me | .879 |
 Q6 | Health care provider deal with me violently and discriminately | .840 |
 Q18 | The behaviour of health care providers is unfair and discriminatory | .831 |
 Q4 | The waiting time for taking care is too long | .531 |
Factor 2- Social support | ||
 Q12 | I cannot communicate properly with my doctor | .682 |
 Q17 | My family does not support me in following and continuing the treatment process | .660 |
 Q16 | I do not have much desire to continue life | .624 |
 Q8 | I have a lot of family and working activities | .600 |
Factor 3- Awareness and attitude | ||
 Q9 | I’m unwilling to take medication | .796 |
 Q7 | I do not need the prescribed treatment | .776 |
 Q13 | I do not have enough awareness and knowledge of the consequences of forgone care | .680 |
 Q10 | I would prefer to use alternative therapies such as herbal medicines and traditional therapists | .446 |
Factor 4- Accessibility | ||
 Q1 | I do not have enough money to pay for the treatment of the disease | .686 |
 Q3 | The treatment process is too long and timely | .685 |
 Q2 | I have a long distance from the health care centres | .644 |