摘要
目的:调查安徽省城乡居民对基本医疗卫生服务的利用情况,分析医疗服务可及性现状及其影响因素。方法:自行设计《城乡居民新医改政策绩效评价调查问卷》,采用便利抽样法,在安徽省多个市县选取城乡3 038位居民进行一对一入户调查。结果:我省基本医疗保障制度覆盖率达86.1%;居所与社区医院距离在5 km以内的居民占75%;看病平均候诊时间在30 min以内者占67.3%;86.4%的居民认为目前看病依然贵,但相较医改前有所下降,看病贵主要体现在药品价格(86.1%)和各项技术检查费用(86.7%)上;医疗卫生服务能力、服务质量、服务人员数量、便利性和居民对医疗费用的承担能力有所提高;而医疗费用和候诊时间均有所下降。结论:新医改以来我省初步实现了城乡居民医疗保险的全面覆盖,基层医疗服务水平较前提高,人民"看病贵、看病难"问题得以缓解,医疗服务可及性方面呈现积极发展的趋势。
Objective: To investigate the utilization of medical care service of residents in Anhui province,and analyze the accessibility of medical care service and its influencing factors. Methods: Three thousand and thirty-eight residents from different cities and counties in Anhui province were investigated using self-designed questionnaire " The questionnaire on New Medical Reform Policy Performance from Urban and Rural Residents' Evalution" by convenience sampling. Results: The cover rate of the basic medical insurance system in our province was up to 86. 1%. The residents within 5 km distance the residence from community hospital accounted for 75%. The residents with average waiting time within half an hour accounted for 67. 5%. The 86. 4% of residents believed that the current medical treatment was still expensive,but it was decreased compared with before the health reform which mainly reflected in the drug price( 86. 1%) and technical inspection fee( 86. 7%). The medical and health service capacity,quality,quantity,convenience and residents' affordability have been improved. The medical expense and waiting time were decreased. Conclusions: Since the new reform of medical care has been carried out,the medical care insurance comprehensively covers,the basic medical service level improves, " the difficulty and high total cost of getting medical service" is partially resolved,and the accessibility of medical service presents a positive trend.
出处
《蚌埠医学院学报》
CAS
2015年第3期305-308,共4页
Journal of Bengbu Medical College
基金
安徽省科技厅软科学研究计划资助项目(1402052051)
安徽省教育厅重大教学改革研究资助项目(2013zdjx108)
安徽省教育厅人文社会科学研究重点资助项目(SK2013A111)
关键词
卫生服务
可及性
新医改
政策绩效
medical service
accessibility
new medical reform
policy performance