Analysis of the Changes of Burden Factor Loading for Chronic Disease Inpatients before and after the Im-plementation of Zero Price Policy by Establishing Structure Equation Model
10.6039/j.issn.1001-0408.2017.11.04
- VernacularTitle:构建结构方程模型分析药品零差价政策实施前后慢性病住院患者负担因子载荷变化
- Author:
Xiaoyan PAN
;
Ya NIU
;
Sheng TIAN
;
Shanshan TONG
- Keywords:
Structure equation model;
Zero price policy;
Disease burden;
Factor loading;
Chronic disease
- From:
China Pharmacy
2017;28(11):1452-1455
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
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Abstract:
OBJECTIVE:To construct the structure equation model for the burden of chronic disease inpatients in primary hos-pital before and after the implementation of zero price policy,and analyze the changes of burden factor loading. METHODS:6 pri-mary hospitals were randomly selected in Danyang,Jiangsu province. The data of hospitalization expenses for chronic diseases(hy-pertension,diabetes,bronchitis)were collected before and after the implementation of zero price policy. Using drug cost,nursing fees,inspection fees and treatment fees as independent variables,hospitalization burden as latent variable,SPSS and AMOS 24.0 software were adopted to establish the model. RESULTS:The burden factor loading of inpatients changed greatly before and after the implementation of zero price policy. χ2=24.586,χ2/df=1.446, RMSEA=0.019,GFI=0.995,AGFI=0.989,CFI=0.988,NFI=0.963 manifested good model fitting. Factor loading of drug cost increased greatly,indicating the burden of inpatients was reduced after the implementation of zero price policy. Factor loading of inspection fees and treatment fees increased significantly,the charac-terization effects of them to the burden of inpatients were enhanced. Factor loading of nursing fees was the lowest,and it had the weakest effects on the burden of inpatients,of which the government should enhance the regulation. CONCLUSIONS:Established model has good reliability and validity. It can reflect the change of burden factor loading of inpatients before and after the implemen-tation of zero price policy.
