英文摘要 |
Ever since the implementation of the NHI, we've been facing the pressure of rising health care costs. In order to improve management efficiency and obtain more rational allocation of medical resources, the Bureau announced in 2010 a program to introduce a systemic strategy called Diagnostic Related Groups (TW-DRGs). The DRG information system encompasses the patient's disease diagnosis and disposal of encoded and integrated messages to enable the production of statistical classification of data. Therefore, how to use the appropriate DRG information system to provide accurate and complete coding to reduce errors caused by human factors, has become a key issue. This study used a certain medical center as its subject, issued and distributed 200 copies of a questionnaire among the center's staff physicians. The number of returned, validly answered copies was 106. The results show that usefulness and ease of use of the system are the two key factors affect how those physicians perceive the DRG information system. Therefore, we recommend that development of the DRG information system should emphasize on meeting the user's values, experiences, and needs; and as soon as possible to respond effectively to measures and systems to improve user acceptance and satisfaction. |