Rural basic medical insurance system
Developing a Basic Medical Insurance Statement in Chinese Un-derdeveloped Areas
... Henan rural basic medical insurance ...“Joint Medical Institutions Regulation”, it was the policy basis of the prov- ince’s cooperative medical ...Henan rural cooperative ...
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Can integration reduce inequity in healthcare utilization? Evidence and hurdles in China
... ical insurance swiftly by establishing multiple medical ...social medical insur- ance in 1990s, insurance coverage gradually ...Social Basic Medical Insurance (SBMI) ...
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The willingness of patients to make the first visit to primary care institutions and its influencing factors in Beijing medical alliances: a comparative study of Beijing’s medical resource rich and scarce regions
... quality medical resources, which leads to a very large number of patients in Class-three ...of medical resources among different regions and among medical institutions at all levels is uneven, local ...
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A Stuy of Health Care Reform in China in Light of the USA and Canadian Systems
... the system, which is regressing from the traditional GIS and LIS ...from rural areas to large urban centers to seek ...and medical personnel suggest that many non-insured patients use their friends’ ...
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Disparity in reimbursement for tuberculosis care among different health insurance schemes: evidence from three counties in central China
... care system is bifurcated in nature between rural and urban areas [1, ...complementary insurance schemes col- lectively known as the Chinese basic medical security ...Employee ...
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Research Review on Equity in Basic Medical Insurance
... China’s basic medical insurance system. China’s basic medical insurance system was originally established to solve problems such as “difficulty in seeing a doctor” ...
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MEDICO-A Simple IoT Integrated Medical Kiosk for the Rural People
... regarding medical camps, mobile medical help, important dates for vaccination, child care, insurance policies ...their basic needs such as measurement of height, weight, BMI, blood pressure ...
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Health financing and integration of urban and rural residents’ basic medical insurance systems in China
... Encouragement of a higher budgetary allocation to health care remains a cornerstone of global health prac- tice [30]. Health, an important sector of national welfare, will be the top priority in China in the near future ...
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Gap analysis on hospitalized health service utilization in floating population covered by different medical insurances: case study from Jiangsu Province, China
... different medical insurance in 2014. This study divided basic medical insurance into 3 categories: MIUE (Medical Insurance of Urban Employee), other medical ...
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Utilisation, contents and costs of prenatal care under a rural health insurance (New Co operative Medical System) in rural China: lessons from implementation
... the basic compo- nents of care, such as haemoglobin tests and urine tests, were not carried out following the guideline, and this was particularly so in the county having the prena- tal care coverage in the NCMS; ...
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Research on the Connection of Social Security System under the Development of Cross Strait Marriage and Family: Current Situation, Obstacles and Paths
... pension, medical care, work injury and maternity insur- ance, each aspect are set to different ...ment insurance, it’s the system combining the actual account with the personal account in mainland ...
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Effects of the CrossFit Exercise Data Analysis on Body Composition and Blood Profiles
... the medical insurance on health status and life satisfaction of the elderly were empirically analyzed based on the Ordered Probit ...The basic medical insur- ance in China, particularly the ...
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<p>Is There A Non-Essential Hospitalization Day In Inpatients With Diabetes Under Medical Insurance? Evidence From An Observational Study In China</p>
... introduced medical insurance policies, which have stipulated that economic compensation for medical expenses should be given to the insured, in order to protect the basic medical needs ...
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The integration of urban and rural medical insurance to reduce the rural medical burden in China: a case study of a county in Baoji City
... care insurance is an important component of the social guarantee ...various insurance systems; therefore, it is called a “international ...Chinese medical insurance schemes and their ...
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... Health insurance (HI) is the need of the hour in the absence of Universal Health ...health insurance coverage among people of rural field practice area of Mandya Institute of Medical Sciences, ...
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Influencing factors of inequity in health services utilization among the elderly in China
... In contrast, the result showed that NRCMS decreased the inequality for utilization of inpatient and outpatient. This was consistent with the results of previous studies [15, 20, 21, 23, 28]. This results can be explained ...
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CRITICAL REVIEW ON PAST LITERATURE OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS IN PAKISTAN
... . Conserve Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Forests as valued natural asset. Billion Tree Tsunami Afforestation Project is aimed at planning, designing, commencing and implementing ―Green Growth Initiative‖ in the Forestry Sector of ...
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Study on the equity of medical services utilization for elderly enrolled in different basic social medical insurance systems in an underdeveloped city of Southwest China
... seek medical services in primary health care institutions where the expense is lower [10, ...three medical insur- ances, we found that there was no significant difference in the utilization of outpatient ...
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The Turning Point of China’s Rural Public Health during the Cultural Revolution Period: Barefoot Doctors: A Narrative Review Article
... existing system of integrative medicine in China, more than 90% of medical schools for western medicine in China opened courses for Chinese medicine, while more than 30% of medical schools for ...
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New evidence on financing equity in China's health care reform A case study on Gansu province, China
... of medical goods or ser- vices, even for higher quality care at higher prices, whereas the low- and middle- income groups cannot afford to seek medical service, even the most basic med- ical ...
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