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Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration ; (12): 992-995, 2019.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-799990

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The innovative healthcare plus elderly care model is a major move for China to combat population aging. Given its initial success, there still exist challenges in the systems and economic conditions, for which family doctors can play a key role as population health " gatekeepers" . From the perspective of supply-side reform, this paper analyzed the current progress and challenges in this regard, and proposed a win-win mode. This mode combined the advantages of the family doctor system to optimize the community-based healthcare and elderly care as well as aging care resources.Family doctors are centered to build a community elderly care supply mode, to promote mutual development of primary medical institutions and the elderly-healthcare sector in China.

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Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration ; (12): 987-991, 2019.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-799989

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Objective@#To understand the healthcare and elderly care needs of the elderlies.@*Methods@#From July to December 2018, a questionnaire survey was conducted to investigate the healthcare and elderly care status and characteristics of the elderly under different modes of combination of medical care and elderly care, and to analyze their objective needs for both cares.@*Results@#There was an outstanding need for daily life care for the elderlies in the healthcare plus elderly care mode. 71.8% of them were senior elderlies, and 61.1% had obvious disabilities. It was found that elderly-adaptive transformation was required for their living environment in the home care mode, as 41.7% of them live in elevator-free buildings, and 48.2% use squat-type toilets. The elderlies need in general cultural services, and widowhood and solitary living were common. The home care mode required disease prevention services, as 43.6% of them had weight problems, and smoking and drinking rates were very high(9.4%, 13.7%). The elderly care in medical mode required medical services, because the proportion of two or more chronic diseases was very high(27.2%).@*Conclusions@#The healthcare and elderly care modes vary in terms of needs, thus it is necessary to adapt to specific conditions.

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Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration ; (12): 981-986, 2019.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-799988

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Objective@#To learn the job experience and cognition of the staff working in elderly-healthcare institutions by means of the psychological contract theory and the questionnaire so developed, for probing into the factors affecting the work recognition.@*Methods@#The psychological contract questionnaire was used to conduct on-site questionnaires on 232 staff of such institutions in Hubei province between July 2018 and February 2019. The study covered their job experience and organizational contract, responsibility cognition. The data collected were analyzed statistically by methods such as variance analysis, descriptive statistics and related analysis.@*Results@#It was found that personal responsibility scoring(76.0±11.8) was generally higher than organizational responsibility scoring(60.9±10.0). 46.1%(107/232) of the employees had the intention of resignation. The respondents′ resignation intention was correlated with the performance of the organization, and there was a strong correlation between employees′ career development and their resignation intention(Gamma coefficient G≥0.5).@*Conclusions@#Organizational performance needs further enhancement, and institutions should better the income distribution and incentive mechanism, and raise the income level of the staff. At the same time, the managers should optimize the institutional environment, improve the social status of the staff, strengthen career planning, training, and provide them with a more promising career development path.

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Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration ; (12): 977-980, 2019.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-799987

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In order to fully understand the status quo of the healthcare plus elderly care mode development in China, this paper comprehensively analyzed the progress of China in this respect, from four aspects as follows. These include the policy making, service mode development, number of elderly care beds and long-term care insurance. In view of the current shortage of resources in China, namely that of talents, poor teambuilding, imbalance between supply and demand of medical institutions, and the lack of coordination among healthcare and elderly care institutions, this paper suggests that China should focus on strengthening the construction of diversified elderly care system and professional elderly care personnel. In addition, it suggests to establish and improve the long-term care system with Chinese characteristics and promote the introduction of hospice care services for elderly care institutions, hence encouraging a high level healthcare plus elderly care career in China.

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