1. Probability that respondent had a medicine for their non-communicable disease in their home.Bars indicate 95% CIs. All SEs adjusted to account for clustering within villages.
Probability that respondent had a medicine for their non-communicable disease in their home.Bars indicate 95% CIs. All SEs adjusted to account for clustering within villages. Test for trend in relationship between wealth quintile and probability patient has medicine for hypertension: p= Test for trend in relationship between wealth quintile and probability patient has medicine for diabetes: p= Test for trend in relationship between wealth quintile and probability patient has medicine for asthma: p=0.016.
Peter C Rockers et al. BMJ Glob Health 2018;3:e000828
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