1.Development experiences of integrated healthcare in England:A case in Oxfordshire
Chunyan XIE ; Shanlian HU ; Jiangjiang HE
Chinese Journal of Health Policy 2014;(9):72-78
An integration of British healthcare and social services has been underway in recent years, and a typical methodology has been formed in the process of regional explorations . Using qualitative research methods of on-site observation and in-depth interviews, the paper studies the Care Programme Approach ( CPA) system of mental health and emergency multidisciplinary teams of Oxfordshire, a typical case of the integrated healthcare system re-forms in the British healthcare system. England’s integrated healthcare reforms have placed primary care and commu-nity health services at the center of the healthcare system and have included social services within the system. The ex-periences of multidisciplinary teams, integrated care pathways, personalized care planning and patient involvement and independence from the reforms are worthy subjects of study for China’s own healthcare delivery system reforms.
2.Analysis on the Impact of Recombinant Human Tumor Necrosis Factor-α Receptor Ⅱ : IgG Fc Fusion Protein on Medical Insurance Budget
Yabing ZHANG ; Shanlian HU ; Jiangjiang HE
Chinese Health Economics 2017;36(3):56-58
Objective:To analyze the impact of Recombinant Human Tumor Necrosis Factor-α Receptor Ⅱ:IgG Fc Fusion Protein (rhTNFR:Fc) on medical insurance budget.Methods:Rheumatic drugs were select from the IMS data 2015.The drug quantity unit was converted to defined daily dose(DDD).The quantity of rhTNFR:FC in IMS data 2015 was taken as the baseline.The expenditure growth and its impact on rheumatic drugs and all drugs were calculated under 90% and 80% reimbursement rate as the different incremental proportion of the quantity of rhTNFR:Fc.National health insurance expenditure data was derived from statistical data of government departments.Results:According to 90% reimbursement rate,medical insurance expenditure increased by 5.22~10.43 billion yuan.rheumatic drugs and all medical insurance drugs expenditure increased by 63.44~126.87% and 0.04~0.08% respectively while the consumption of rhTNFR:Fc increased 0-100% in 2015.The increment of medical insurance expenditure reduced accordingly under the reimbursement ratio of 80%.Conclusion:The budget impact of rhTNFR:Fc was great on medical insurance expenditure of rheumatic drugs,which was very limited on the medical insurance expenditure of all drugs.
3.Pharmcoeconomics of Budesonide/Formoterol versus Fluticasone/Salmeterol for Asthma:a Systematic Review
Haiyin WANG ; Jiangjiang HE ; Xia LING
China Pharmacy 2015;(18):2527-2529
OBJECTIVE:To review economics of budesonide/formoterol and fluticasone/salmeterol for asthma systematically, and to provide evidence-based basis for rational selection of drug to treat asthma. METHODS:Retrieved from Medline,EMBase, EBM reviews (HTA,NHSEED),CBM,CJFD,Wanfang database,researches about pharmacoeconomics of budesonide/formoterol (test group) versus fluticasone/salmeterol (control group)for asthma were collected,and analyzed with qualitative systematic re-view method. RESULTS:A total of 7 researches and 13 comparative data were included,containing 6 682 patients. The incidence of severe acute asthma of test group were lower than those of control group,with significant difference(P<0.05). The total costs and direct costs of test group were lower than those of control group. Good effect had been achieved in test group with low cost. CONCLUSIONS:Budesonide/formoterol is more cost-effective than fluticasone/salmeterol in teenagers patients and adults who fail to control asthma. Due to limitation of included studies,large-scale and high-quality studies are required for further validation of the conclusion.
4.The Relation between Mental Factors and Outpatient Service Utility
Jiangjiang HE ; Lingzhong XU ; Hui SUN
Chinese Mental Health Journal 2002;0(09):-
Objective:To find out the relationship between mental factors and outpatient service utility. Method: Stratum-based random sampling method was used to select samples. The sample was interviewed with both self-made questionnaire and Kessler 10 rating scale.Results:The survey covered 11652 persons aged 15 and above. The incidence within two weeks was 10.38% (10.87% in rural areas and 7.73% in urban areas), the average rate of outpatient service seeking within two weeks was 4.83% (4.97% in rural areas and 4.11% in urban areas), 63.59% of the patients selected mainly the basic health service institution when they sought outpatient service; the primary mental factor affecting utility of outpatients was the mental state (K10 score), and the OR value of the high K10 group (scored 30-50) was 2.258 (95% CI: 1.265-4.032).Conclusions:Poor mental health is associated with higher utility of out-clinic service.
5.Exploration study on monitoring and evaluation of health system reform in Shanghai
Hansheng DING ; Jiangjiang HE ; Wen CHEN ; Guangwen GAO ; Shanlian HU
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2012;28(1):5-8
This paper presented both the theoretical basis and the technical route of the study for health system reform in Shanghai via system monitoring and evaluation.By way of two rounds of expert consultation and joint liaison meetings,the study initially established framework indicators of such based on the following four aspects,including inputs and activities,outputs,outcomes and impact.Also,the study identified 13 grade-2 indicators and 133 grade-3 indicators.Based on the main results of the baseline survey,the paper preliminary analysed the problems and challenges that may be faced in the field of Shanghai health system reform,and proposed suggestions for carrying out monitoring and evaluation of the health system reform respectively on both a research and practical level.
6.Analysis on the operation of personal saving accounts for Urban Employees' Basic Medical In-surance in Shanghai
Linan WANG ; Min ZHANG ; Jiangjiang HE ; Shanlian HU
Chinese Journal of Health Policy 2017;10(2):44-49
There is a unification of the social pooling accounts and personal saving accounts of Urban Employees' Basic Medical Insurance ( UEBMI) in Shanghai. In recent years, the revenue and expenditure of UEBMI funds increased, and the fund balance sprouted year by year, and mostly concentrated in personal health insurance saving accounts. On the whole, the vast majority of insured personal saving accounts have balances, but the balance is not high, i. e. less than 1000 yuan accounted for 52. 3%. Judging from the age group, the personal health insur-ance saving account funds is mainly concentrated in the 30-year-old and over working population. Because of its par-ticularity, the personal health insurance saving accounts can only be invested in current deposit (bank live), time deposit and national debt, bonds and other hedge. Compared with the price index devaluation, the personal health insurance saving accounts somehow failed to give full play to the personal attributes. It is suggested to explore the use function of personal health insurance saving accounts by establishing family saving accounts-family coexistence, pur-chasing of supplementary medical insurance and so on. Simultaneously, the channels of maintaining and increasing the value of personal health insurance saving accounts could be broadened.
8.Important concerns and actions in the implementation of essential medicine system in Shanghai
Jieming QU ; Weiping LI ; Yabing ZHANG ; Wei ZHANG ; Taohong LU ; Jingling HUANG ; Jiangjiang HE
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2011;27(7):553-556
The relevant policies of national essential medicine system were reviewed, major concerns and actions in the implementation of essential medicine system in Shanghai were introduced, and the suggestions to improve the implementation of essential medicine system of Shanghai were made. These provided the information for policy making and provided a useful experience for facilitating the establishment of essential medicine system and the improvement of its implementation in Shanghai as well as China.
9.Progress and bottlenecks of family doctor system in Shanghai
Jiangjiang HE ; Yinghua YANG ; Tianye ZHANG ; Chunyan XIE ; Zhenqing TANG ; Meng CAO ; Hongwei LIU ; Shanlian HU
Chinese Journal of Health Policy 2014;(9):17-21
Shanghai began to strengthen the community health service system in 1997 , and had officially en-tered the period of “connotation construction” with the core policy of family doctor system in 2011 after the period of“service framework and network establishment” and“operational mechanism reform”. Through summarizing the poli-cy files related the family doctor system and based on 2013 report on monitoring and evaluation of family doctor system in Shanghai, the paper presented the progress of the system from aspects of system coverage, signature relationship, service mode and operational mechanism, and analyzed the development bottlenecks of the system from aspects of the policy itself, service principal, service supervision and service objects. Finally, the paper proposed some suggestions in order to give some references for further development of national general practitioner system.
10.Comprehensive evaluation of community health services in Shanghai
Jiangjiang HE ; Heng ZHONG ; Heping WAN ; Yingyao CHEN ; Tianye ZHANG ; Chunyan XIE ; Qiongwei HU ; Guojun HUANG ; Xiaoxiao LI ; Shanlian HU
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2015;(8):633-637
The study introduced the general evaluation indicator system for community health services in Shanghai and its characteristics,analyzing the results of the comprehensive evaluation from the aspects of regions and institutions.From six aspects of financial input,human resource construction, operation mechanism,family doctor system,information system construction and the application of the comprehensive evaluation results,the paper recommended on deepening the reform of community health services.