TAILIEUCHUNG - Assessment of medicine management and its supply in national health insurance at general hospitals in Cantho city in the period of 2016-2017

Good drug supply management is an essential component of effective health care system. This study investigated the relationship of dependent and independent influential attributes towards overall patient satisfaction in addition to its impact on the quality improvement process of healthcare organizations. Subjects and methods: Face-to-face interviews with doctors about patients’ satisfaction (80 doctors and 800 patients) were the main research method and the population of the study was 800 patients in 8 general hospitals. Tables and graphs were used to represent data. Results: The overall satisfaction score with the medicine management in national health insurance was . This study found that most patients were satisfied with drug supply in the insurance list ( for satisfaction). The highest satisfaction belonged to the cost of drug (). It showed that patients older than 50 years of age had higher satisfaction than patients under 18 years of age and gender was not a significant predictor of overall patient satisfaction. Conclusions: This research provides the background for organization managers and policy makers to yield a better understanding of patients’ opinions and the extent of their involvement in improving the quality of care and services. | Assessment of medicine management and its supply in national health insurance at general hospitals in Cantho city in the period of 2016-2017

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• Assessment of medicine management
• Supply in national health insurance
• General hospitals
• Drug management
• Drug supply
• Quality for healthcare
• Nutritional Health
• Feeding and Fluids
• Premature and Sick Newborn
• GMO Risk Assessments
• Improving Future
• Assessment Analyses
• Women’s Healthy
• Health Assessment
• Fertility Control
• Delivery Management
• Medical Complications
• Midwifery Care
• BMC Pulmonary Medicine
• Health status
• COPD management
• Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
• Chest tightness
• Lung function
• Chronic obstructive lung disease
• Spirometry screening assessment
• Thoracic surgery
• Japanese population
• GINA symptom assessment tool
• Self reported asthma control
• SABA overuse
• Asthma management
• BMC Cancer
• Somatostatin analogs
• Quality of life
• Healthcare resource utilization
• Carcinoid syndrome
• Consumer quality index
• Healthcare evaluation
• Healthcare quality
• Patient experience
• Quality indicators
• Patient satisfaction
• Essentials of management for healthcare professionals
• Healthcare professionals
• Essentials of management
• Effective manager
• Time management
• Conflict management
• Legal safety
• Quality improvement
• Patient satisfaction
• Managing knowledge across boundaries
• Across boundaries in healthcare
• Innovation is desired
• Healthcare quality register
• Knowledge boundaries
• psychophysiological
• medical health
• health education
• Vision
• Strategy
• Tools
• Advances in healthcare provider
• Patient training
• Improve the quality
• Safety of patient care
• Classroom training
• BMC Pediatrics
• Early comprehensive care
• Preterm infants
• Cohort study
• Data linkage
• Claims data
• Quality of healthcare
• Cardiology services
• Medical outcomes study
• Outpatient department
• Healthcare service
• Talent Management Strategies
• Healthcare Sector of Jordan
• Princess Rahma for Pediatric Hospital
• Based service companies
• Talent Management Strategies and Service Qualit
• PLS SEM Model
• Talent Attraction Strategy
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• Cancer therapies
• Fertility preservation
• Healthcare management
• BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders
• Quality of care
• General practitioners
• Norwegian municipality
• Patient reported outcome
• Despite evidence
• Electronically collected PROMs
• Neonatal care
• High quality neonatal
• Assess mothers’ experiences
• In depth interview skills
• patients is essential
• evidence based
• Prices
• Quality Perception
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• Insulin Like Growth
• Based Approach
• New Therapeutics
• Cellular Restriction Factors
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• Body’s Antiviral
• Cervical cancer
• Female sex worker
• Quality of health care
• Vietnamese female sex workers
• Physician client relationship
• Technique competency
• The effect of employees’ customer orientation
• Customer loyalty through the mediating role of customer satisfaction
• Customer loyalty through the mediating role of service quality
• The United Arab Emirates
• Structural Equation Modelling
• Dubai Primary Healthcare Services
• Institute of Medicine’s six aims
• Descriptive research study
• Social Transformation of American Medicine
• Institute of Medicine
• Crossing the Quality Chasm
• Quality of health care services
• Ethnic minority
• Satisfaction of outpatients
• Characteristics of medical examination and treatment
• Medical services
• Breast neoplasms
• Cohort studies
• Healthcare quality assessment
• Peer review
• Rheumatoid arthritis
• Resource utilisation
• Shared decision making
• Quality measurement
• Total joint replacement
• Spine surgery
• BMC Anesthesiology
• Intensive care unit
• One year mortality
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• Home return
• Use of healthcare
• Long term complications