Community satisfaction from health extension program implementation and associated factors in Jigjiga rural kebele, Somali region, Eastern Ethiopia

Abstract

The Ethiopian government's health extension program is a creative strategy to guarantee health equity by generating demand for basic healthcare services by delivering relevant health information to households in both rural and urban areas of the country. However, the degree of community satisfaction with the program has not yet been thoroughly examined in Ethiopia's Somali Region. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the degree of community satisfaction with HEP and the elements that are related to it.