英文摘要 |
The 'Pay-for-Performance Program for Diabetes under National Health Insurance' is a strategy for diabetes disease management that employs a team-based care model. The patient enrollment rate in the diabetes shared care network of the study hospital decreased from 12.88% in 2005 to 4.69% in 2009. The purpose of this project was to improve the care rate in the diabetes shared care network. The project team undertook a questionnaire survey and an in-depth discussion was conducted; strategies were then determined, including increasing the number of certifi ed physicians in the diabetes shared care network, revising the standard operating procedures for enrollment, cross-training nurses to be diabetes educators, establishing a computer alert system, adding outpatient diabetes education services, simplifying code selection, setting up direction sign boards for outpatient diabetes education clinics, and designing health education pamphlets on improvement strategies. After an 8-month intervention, the patient care rate increased to 17.67%. This project could serve as a reference for administrators in other medical institutions that have or have not implement the' Pay-for-Performance Program for Diabetes under National Health Insurance.' |