Analysis of the catastrophic health expenditure of HIV-positive maternal households in high AIDS endemic areas in Liangshan prefecture
10.3760/cma.j.cn112150-20200827-01161
- VernacularTitle:凉山彝族自治州艾滋病高流行地区HIV阳性孕产妇家庭灾难性卫生支出分析
- Author:
Shuiling QU
1
;
Ailing WANG
;
Junmei WU
;
Dan HE
;
Jing PENG
;
Xiaoyan WANG
;
Huiming LUO
;
Xiaoping PAN
;
Tong ZHANG
Author Information
1. 中国疾病预防控制中心研究生院 北京 102206
- Keywords:
HIV;
Pregnant women;
Health expenditures;
Catastrophic health expenditure;
Liangshan prefecture
- From:
Chinese Journal of Preventive Medicine
2021;55(2):189-193
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
-
Abstract:
Objective:To analysis the income and expenditure of HIV-positive pregnant women and the catastrophic health expenditure of their households in high AIDS endemic areas in Liangshan prefecture.Methods:From December 2018 to January 2019, a total of 250 pregnant women were recruited from 2 of 17 counties in Liangshan Prefecture, including 133 HIV-positive pregnant women and 117 HIV-negative pregnant women. The data, including basic information of pregnant women, basic information of the family, annual family income in 2017, annual family health expenditure in 2017, and maternal and child-related expenditure in 2017, were collected for analyzing the incidence of catastrophic health expenditure in the family.Results:The average annual income and average annual health expenditure of HIV-positive pregnant women households were 7 000 CNY and 2 000 CNY, while those of HIV-negative pregnant women households were 10 000 CNY and 3 000 CNY, respectively. Based on the criteria of 15%, 25% and 40%, the incidence of catastrophic health expenditure of HIV-positive pregnant households was 39.10%, 33.83% and 27.82%, with average differences of 34.84%, 31.17% and 26.65%, respectively, while that of HIV-negative pregnant women households was 38.46%, 33.33% and 23.93%, with average differences of 31.68%, 28.35% and 24.22%, respectively.Conclusion:The incidence of catastrophic health expenditure of pregnant households in high AIDS endemic areas in Liangshan prefecture is high. The incidence of HIV-positive families is slightly higher than that of HIV-negative families. We suggest that medical insurance compensation in Liangshan prefecture should be improved to reduce the impact of catastrophic health expenditure.
