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Problems in Medical Insurance Payment

Hong Liang Zhu

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Based on the analysis of problems in the medical insurance payment,the causes were discussed on the inefficient medical insurance payment as complexity payment audit procedure and un-nicety on information of the patient.Then some suggestions were given as perfecting information-based construction of the medical insurance, improving medical quality.

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Based on the analysis of problems in the medical insurance payment,the causes were discussed on the inefficient medical insurance payment as complexity payment audit procedure and un-nicety on information of the patient.Then some suggestions were given as perfecting information-based construction of the medical insurance, improving medical quality.

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Based on the analysis of problems in the medical insurance payment,the causes were discussed on the inefficient medical insurance payment as complexity payment audit procedure and un-nicety on information of the patient.Then some suggestions were given as perfecting information-based construction of the medical insurance, improving medical quality.

Key concepts: Payment, Medical insurance, Business, Actuarial science, Audit, Medical information, Quality (philosophy), Finance

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