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Barriers to Care Scale
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About Barriers to Care Scale
BACS originally developed by Heckman, et al. (1998) was used to measure problem severity of various geographical, psycho-social, and resource-related barriers to service provision among people living with chronic illnesses. These items measured barriers to care using a 4 point Likert type anchor, ranging from 1(No problem at all) to 4 (major problem), indicating the extent to which each listed barrier made it difficult for them to receive health care and social services (Sample items: long distances to medical personnel, and lack of transportation).
This scale originally consisted of thirteen items; however, the present study used only those eight items that measured geography/distance, medical, psychological service and personal resources barriers. The present study measured barriers to care in terms of scores of respondents on BACS. High scores on the overall scale indicated a high level of barriers to care and vice versa.
Barriers to Care Scale
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