英文摘要 |
"The average life expectancy of the population of Huadong has been lower than the national average for many years. Furthermore, the proportion of the total national budget earmarked for the region dropped from 3.03% in 2006 to 2.81% in 2018. In 2019, 200 million yuan (0.0372%) was allocated for risk transfer funding for hospitals. The 17 hospitals in Huadong used fund matching to strengthen regional medical care. Such actions improved overall health-care quality, increased the average life expectancy of disadvantaged residents in rural areas, and enhanced selfcare awareness. Uneven medical resource distribution, demographic changes, and the presence of multiple chronic diseases have negatively affected Huadong residents for many years. The support and efforts of the Ministry of Health and Welfare, National Health Insurance Agency, National Health Insurance Association, Hualien and Taitung County Governments, Taiwan Hospital Association and its branches, and Huadong medical institutions have helped to improve the Huadong health insurance window.A clear understanding of areas needing improvement, a plan for medical service networks, the deployment of medical personnel, a focus on high-risk and disadvantaged groups, an expanded local diabetes cocare network, the provision of one-stop hepatitis care in the region, and a Huadong continuous cancer care network have brought benefits to Huadong residents. Furthermore, residents can attend remote consultations (e.g., for wound care) and receive emergency medical treatment. These reforms, which were responses to the medical needs of locals, have strengthened the local health-care system and improved the quality of care. Related programs have eliminated health-care disparities, overcome local health-care problems, and established a blueprint for medical integration." |