A Model of Whole- population Health Management within Family Doctor System
Wu Hui
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Wu Hui
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Objective Since the beginning of 2011,a family doctor- based so- called service regionalized,team cooperation- enforced,and responsibility- individualized community healthcare system has been implemented as a pilot experiment in Zhangyan community health service center in Jinshan district of Shanghai.This study aimed to evaluate the whole- population health management under this this test system.Methods Data on various variables measuring the whole- population management were collected and analyzed.Results In 2012,78.5% of residents in the experimental area signed a health service contract with family doctors in the Zhangyan community health service center,and health records of 92.7% of the residents were electronically archived.More than two third(70.1%) of the residents were aware of the core health literacy information.The overall satisfaction rate in the community residents was substantially high(98.8%).Conclusion Family doctor- based service system is a trend of the future development of community health services,which is capable of better protecting community residents and improving public service capacity.
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Objective Since the beginning of 2011,a family doctor- based so- called service regionalized,team cooperation- enforced,and responsibility- individualized community healthcare system has been implemented as a pilot experiment in Zhangyan community health service center in Jinshan district of Shanghai.This study aimed to evaluate the whole- population health management under this this test system.Methods Data on various variables measuring the whole- population management were collected and analyzed.Results In 2012,78.5% of residents in the experimental area signed a health service contract with family doctors in the Zhangyan community health service center,and health records of 92.7% of the residents were electronically archived.More than two third(70.1%) of the residents were aware of the core health literacy information.The overall satisfaction rate in the community residents was substantially high(98.8%).Conclusion Family doctor- based service system is a trend of the future development of community health services,which is capable of better protecting community residents and improving public service capacity.
Key concepts: Medicine, Community health, Community health center, Service (business), Health literacy, Test (biology), Population, Public health