高收入国家全髋关节置换术护理流程的差异

Laura Skopec, Robert A Berenson, Benedikt Simon, Irene Papanicolas
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全髋关节置换术(THA)是高收入国家最常进行的选择性手术之一,美国评论家经常将全髋关节置换术的等待时间作为拥有全民保险计划或国家医疗系统的国家 "配给 "医疗服务的证据。这项新颖的定性研究探讨了美国和六个高收入国家的髋关节置换术护理流程,重点关注资格、等待时间、决策、术后护理和支付政策。我们发现,在高收入国家中,没有证据表明存在定量配给或政府干预决策的情况。与我们研究中的其他六个高收入国家相比,美国已经形成了高效的护理流程,通常可以实现当天出院。相比之下,德国的 THA 患者住院 7-9 天,并接受 2-3 周的住院康复治疗。然而,尽管住院天数少得多,美国每次 THA 的费用仍然远远高于其他国家。
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Variation in Processes of Care for Total Hip Arthroplasty across High-Income Countries
Total Hip Arthroplasty (THA) is among the most commonly performed elective surgeries in high-income countries, and wait times for THA have frequently been cited by US commentators as evidence that countries with universal insurance programs or national health systems “ration” care. This novel qualitative study explores processes of care for hip replacement in the US and six high-income countries with a focus on eligibility, wait-times, decision-making, post-operative care, and payment policies. We find no evidence of rationing or government interference in decision-making across high-income countries. Compared to the six other high-income countries in our study, the US has developed efficient care processes that often allow for a same-day discharge. In contrast, THA patients in Germany stay in the hospital 7-9 days and receive 2-3 weeks of inpatient rehabilitation. However, the payment per THA in the US remain far above other countries, despite far fewer inpatient days.
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