Research on Medical Consumption Behavior and Willingness of Beijing Residents

Author: Yi Danhui
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: Descriptive analysis of the current status of residents' medical consumption behavior, primarily exploring residents' medical consumption behavior from different background structures of respondents: gender, age, and family structure of respondents, occupational composition, industry composition, income, and educational level. Research on residents' awareness of medical reform: burden issues after medical reform; areas for improvement in the current medical reform; medical expense reimbursement issues; status of purchasing commercial medical insurance; research on residents' medical consumption habits: basic characteristics of medical consumption behavior; significant influence of residents' background on medical consumption behavior; influence of age on medical consumption behavior; influence of occupation on residents' medical consumption behavior; influence of industry on residents' medical consumption behavior; influence of the economic nature of the unit on residents' medical consumption behavior; influence of income level on residents' medical consumption choices; influence of educational level on residents' medical consumption; influence of health status on residents' medical consumption behavior. This book studies the influencing factors of medical consumption behavior, primarily using the Logistic model in generalized linear models and multilevel models with discrete response variables to explore attitudes and behaviors related to medical consumption and their influencing factors. Using methods such as analysis of variance and multiple comparisons, it examines potential factors affecting residents' visit satisfaction from the perspective of consumers, mainly including significant test and research on influence patterns. A covariance structure model is used to model issues related to satisfaction; multidimensional preference analysis is employed to reflect the direction of residents' satisfaction with medical services; two methods are used to explore the influencing factors of medical service satisfaction; exploratory factor analysis and cumulative Logistic regression models.