ABSTRACT
OBJECTIVE: To study the effect of "cancel drug addition" policy in county public hospitals, and to provide reference for further improvement of relevant policies. METHODS: This paper compares the data of medical expenses control, hospital income and expenditure, compensation and so on before and after the policy of "canceling the drug addition" of a county public hospital to study the actual effect of policy implementation. RESULTS: The proportion of drugs after the implementation of the decline, from the policy before the implementation of 43.6% to the policy objectives (30%). The total cost of drug growth rate is lower than before the implementation of the policy, the slowdown in growth; outpatient average medical expenses, inpatient per capita reduction in drug costs, the difference was statistically significant. The average cost of medical care was increasing, and the growth rate dropped first and then rose, which was close to the level before the implementation of the policy. At the same time, the income structure of the county-level hospitals tends to be reasonable, but the balance of payments has dropped significantly. The increase in hospital investment and adjust the price of medical services increased hospital income is not enough to make up for the "cancellation of drug additions" brought about by the loss. CONCLUSION: "Cancellation of drug addition" policy in the county-level public hospitals since the implementation of the control of medical expenses have a certain role in the control of drug costs growth effect is obvious. Patient medical expenses are falling. In order to consolidate the effectiveness, but also the establishment of multi-share long-term compensation mechanism, while paying attention to the increase in medical staff income.