Descriptive cross-sectional study reveals disease patterns and sociodemographic data of patients, suggesting potential for improved health care strategies.
Key Points
The study found 75% of patients reported viral fever, indicating a significant health issue in the area.
Majority of patients (68%) were females, with most (60%) belonging to middle class backgrounds.
Research utilized purposive sampling to gather data from 200 patients at Patiya Health Complex over a five-month period.
The findings highlight the importance of targeted health care strategies in addressing preventable diseases in rural Bangladesh.