Mindanao survey / Community survey
Health Care Access in Mindanao
Getting care depends on cost, distance, time, available medicines, and the services nearby. Tell us where you seek care, what gets in the way, and what should improve first.
What this survey covers
Take the Mindanao health access survey on where readers seek care, common barriers and priorities for clinics, medicines and emergency services.
Why this matters
Health Care Access in Mindanao gathers readers across Mindanao around health access priorities, daily concerns, and practical local choices. The questions below show what the survey covers before visitors vote.
~2 min · 3 questions: First Source of Care · Access Barrier · Health Priority
Question 1: Where do you usually seek help first when you need health care?
Answer based on where you normally turn first, including times when you cannot visit a clinic or hospital.
- Government hospital
- Private hospital or clinic
- Barangay or rural health center
- Pharmacy
- Telemedicine or online consultation
- I usually self-treat or delay care
Question 2: What most often makes health care difficult to access?
Choose the barrier that most affects whether you can get suitable care when you need it.
- Consultation or treatment cost
- Travel distance
- Long waiting time
- Medicines not available
- Lack of specialists or services
- Clinic schedule or time away from work
- I do not usually face an access barrier
Question 3: Which health service should receive more local attention?
Pick the service you think would provide the most useful local improvement.
- Primary care clinics
- Affordable medicine supply
- Emergency transport and ambulances
- Maternal and child health
- Mental health services
- Digital appointments and referrals
Survey note
Participation is voluntary. Results describe only the readers who chose to respond and are not representative of Mindanao residents. This is not a scientific or government poll.