Figures & data
Table 1. Demographic and socio-economic characteristics of the respondents
Figure 1. Collection of medical reports.
Figure 2. Fixing appointment with doctor.
Figure 3. (i) Use of internet for medical information, (ii) Use of e-governance, and (iii) Type of e-Governance service citizens like.
Figure 4. (i) E-governance in health sector is the need of the day, (ii) Using e-governance in health sector is suitable for me, (iii) Learning e-governance in health sector is time consuming, and (iv) Process of diagnoses and treatment would speed up with e-governance.
Figure 5. (i) Is there a need for implementation of e-governance in health sector, (ii) Do you feel any resistance to change form paper based to e-system, and (iii) Internet usage patterns.
Figure 6. Facilitating conditions for the adoption of e-governance.
Figure 7. (i) How much money government should put in developing e-governance system, (ii) Will e-governance improve the public delivery system regarding e-health, (iii) Will e-governance improve accountability regarding e-health, and (iv) Will e-governance improve transparency regarding e-health.
Figure 8. (i) Integration of child birth registration at union council with hospitals and (ii) Creating effective public-private working relations.
Figure 9. (i) Online games that help to educate people about community health, (ii) What languages should be use for e governance services to communicate with people? and (iii) Cartoons to aware children about e-health.
