The medical assistance system plays a backup role in China's multi-level medical security system,and has achieved important phased results in improving the accessibility and affordability of medical services for disadvantaged groups.However,there is still insufficient protection for medical assistance in China,and the phenomenon of"poverty caused by illness and returning to poverty due to illness"still exists.Therefore,it summarizes and analyzes the current development status of China's medical assistance system by reviewing national policy documents and analyzing local situations,summarizes and analyzes the existing problems,and proposes countermeasures and suggestions.

Objective It aims to investigate the current status of patient trust in physicians among inpatients at tertiary public hospitals in China and to analyze the factors influencing this trust.The goal is to provide insights for enhancing patient trust and improving doctor-patient relationships.Methods Relying on the third"third party evaluation of national action to improve medical services"project,it surveyed inpatients from 136 tertiary public hospitals across 31 provinces(including autonomous regions and municipalities)and the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps.A total of 21 092 inpatient questionnaires were returned.Data obtained were statistically analyzed using R software version 4.3.2.Results The trust level in attending physicians among inpatients at tertiary public hospitals in China was found to be 98.37％.Influential factors on this trust level included patient occupation,annual family income,type and region of the hospital and so on.Conclusion Overall,the level of trust in physicians among inpatients at tertiary public hospitals in China is high,though regional differences exist.It should pay attention to non-medical factors such as inpatient ward environment and hospital service quality.Improving these aspects can enhance the overall patient experience,further improve doctor-patient relationships.

The medical assistance system plays a backup role in China's multi-level medical security system,and has achieved important phased results in improving the accessibility and affordability of medical services for disadvantaged groups.However,there is still insufficient protection for medical assistance in China,and the phenomenon of"poverty caused by illness and returning to poverty due to illness"still exists.Therefore,it summarizes and analyzes the current development status of China's medical assistance system by reviewing national policy documents and analyzing local situations,summarizes and analyzes the existing problems,and proposes countermeasures and suggestions.

Objective It aims to investigate the current status of patient trust in physicians among inpatients at tertiary public hospitals in China and to analyze the factors influencing this trust.The goal is to provide insights for enhancing patient trust and improving doctor-patient relationships.Methods Relying on the third"third party evaluation of national action to improve medical services"project,it surveyed inpatients from 136 tertiary public hospitals across 31 provinces(including autonomous regions and municipalities)and the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps.A total of 21 092 inpatient questionnaires were returned.Data obtained were statistically analyzed using R software version 4.3.2.Results The trust level in attending physicians among inpatients at tertiary public hospitals in China was found to be 98.37％.Influential factors on this trust level included patient occupation,annual family income,type and region of the hospital and so on.Conclusion Overall,the level of trust in physicians among inpatients at tertiary public hospitals in China is high,though regional differences exist.It should pay attention to non-medical factors such as inpatient ward environment and hospital service quality.Improving these aspects can enhance the overall patient experience,further improve doctor-patient relationships.

The medical assistance system plays a backup role in China's multi-level medical security system,and has achieved important phased results in improving the accessibility and affordability of medical services for disadvantaged groups.However,there is still insufficient protection for medical assistance in China,and the phenomenon of"poverty caused by illness and returning to poverty due to illness"still exists.Therefore,it summarizes and analyzes the current development status of China's medical assistance system by reviewing national policy documents and analyzing local situations,summarizes and analyzes the existing problems,and proposes countermeasures and suggestions.

Objective It aims to investigate the current status of patient trust in physicians among inpatients at tertiary public hospitals in China and to analyze the factors influencing this trust.The goal is to provide insights for enhancing patient trust and improving doctor-patient relationships.Methods Relying on the third"third party evaluation of national action to improve medical services"project,it surveyed inpatients from 136 tertiary public hospitals across 31 provinces(including autonomous regions and municipalities)and the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps.A total of 21 092 inpatient questionnaires were returned.Data obtained were statistically analyzed using R software version 4.3.2.Results The trust level in attending physicians among inpatients at tertiary public hospitals in China was found to be 98.37％.Influential factors on this trust level included patient occupation,annual family income,type and region of the hospital and so on.Conclusion Overall,the level of trust in physicians among inpatients at tertiary public hospitals in China is high,though regional differences exist.It should pay attention to non-medical factors such as inpatient ward environment and hospital service quality.Improving these aspects can enhance the overall patient experience,further improve doctor-patient relationships.

The medical assistance system plays a backup role in China's multi-level medical security system,and has achieved important phased results in improving the accessibility and affordability of medical services for disadvantaged groups.However,there is still insufficient protection for medical assistance in China,and the phenomenon of"poverty caused by illness and returning to poverty due to illness"still exists.Therefore,it summarizes and analyzes the current development status of China's medical assistance system by reviewing national policy documents and analyzing local situations,summarizes and analyzes the existing problems,and proposes countermeasures and suggestions.

Objective It aims to investigate the current status of patient trust in physicians among inpatients at tertiary public hospitals in China and to analyze the factors influencing this trust.The goal is to provide insights for enhancing patient trust and improving doctor-patient relationships.Methods Relying on the third"third party evaluation of national action to improve medical services"project,it surveyed inpatients from 136 tertiary public hospitals across 31 provinces(including autonomous regions and municipalities)and the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps.A total of 21 092 inpatient questionnaires were returned.Data obtained were statistically analyzed using R software version 4.3.2.Results The trust level in attending physicians among inpatients at tertiary public hospitals in China was found to be 98.37％.Influential factors on this trust level included patient occupation,annual family income,type and region of the hospital and so on.Conclusion Overall,the level of trust in physicians among inpatients at tertiary public hospitals in China is high,though regional differences exist.It should pay attention to non-medical factors such as inpatient ward environment and hospital service quality.Improving these aspects can enhance the overall patient experience,further improve doctor-patient relationships.

The medical assistance system plays a backup role in China's multi-level medical security system,and has achieved important phased results in improving the accessibility and affordability of medical services for disadvantaged groups.However,there is still insufficient protection for medical assistance in China,and the phenomenon of"poverty caused by illness and returning to poverty due to illness"still exists.Therefore,it summarizes and analyzes the current development status of China's medical assistance system by reviewing national policy documents and analyzing local situations,summarizes and analyzes the existing problems,and proposes countermeasures and suggestions.

Objective It aims to investigate the current status of patient trust in physicians among inpatients at tertiary public hospitals in China and to analyze the factors influencing this trust.The goal is to provide insights for enhancing patient trust and improving doctor-patient relationships.Methods Relying on the third"third party evaluation of national action to improve medical services"project,it surveyed inpatients from 136 tertiary public hospitals across 31 provinces(including autonomous regions and municipalities)and the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps.A total of 21 092 inpatient questionnaires were returned.Data obtained were statistically analyzed using R software version 4.3.2.Results The trust level in attending physicians among inpatients at tertiary public hospitals in China was found to be 98.37％.Influential factors on this trust level included patient occupation,annual family income,type and region of the hospital and so on.Conclusion Overall,the level of trust in physicians among inpatients at tertiary public hospitals in China is high,though regional differences exist.It should pay attention to non-medical factors such as inpatient ward environment and hospital service quality.Improving these aspects can enhance the overall patient experience,further improve doctor-patient relationships.