Factors Affecting the Sense of Community for Women in Community Participatory Health Services

Abstract

By identifying the variables impacting feeling of community in resident participatory health service, this study aims to create ways to improve community participation. Users of public health centres can benefit from secondary data analysis utilising the Health Status and Needs Survey (2019). The final 237 subjects with original data were examined. According to the findings of this study, sense of community was confirmed as a factor influencing participation in a community participatory health programme, and it was discovered that the feeling of community was influenced by social networks, the social physical environment, and self-efficacy. In order to promote community empowerment and increase sense of community, efforts should be made to increase community engagement in health promotion.