英文摘要 |
The accuracy and effects of reimbursement assessment determined by Bureau of National Health Insurance (BNHI) have been debated in past decade. Using techniques of Rasch model’s standardized residual analysis applied to 20 sets of norm referenced DRGs (each with 300 cases) in comparison with 194 respective examined DRGs reimbursement cases, we examined whether the results of prediction with Rasch modeling have a high probability associated with actually deducted cases. The discharged cases with their medical expenses deducted by BNHI in 2004 and 2005 were analyzed from a medical center in Taiwan. The results showed that 1) the effects deducted by BNHI assessment could be predicted with an accurate rate of 0.82 by the standardized residual approach of Rasch model, 2) the accuracies for drug, medical material and examination fees were not associated with the years, all of those areas under the ROC curve (AUC) were significantly greater than the randomized probability of 0.50, 3) DRG05002, X-ray and special material fees exhibited the greatest probability of deduction. The norm referenced DRGs developed to compare with a specific reimbursement discharged case using Rasch analysis and profile analysis of patient reimbursement data are recommended to BNHI and hospitals for monitoring unnecessary expenditure of medical healthcare. |