云南省医务人员对国家药品采购政策的认知、态度和实践的横断面研究

Siyan Zhou, Qing Wang, Juanrong Yang, Dan Qin, Zaixian Yang, Fan Li, Jian Yang
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研究目的本研究评估了云南省医务人员对国家药品采购政策的认知、态度和实践(KAP),重点关注他们对该政策的理解、接受和应用。调查方法采用结构化自填问卷的方式,对云南省不同医疗机构的 919 名医务人员进行了全面调查。调查内容包括人口统计学信息、对药品采购政策的了解、对政策执行的态度以及相关实践。分析方法包括描述性统计、方差分析、回归分析、主成分分析 (PCA) 和 KMeans 聚类,以找出政策认知和应用的模式和主要影响因素。结果调查显示性别严重失衡(79.54% 为女性),中青年占多数(18-30 岁占 35.58%,31-50 岁占 54.84%)。大多数参与者拥有高等教育学历,62.13%的人拥有学士学位。专业资格对政策理解有很大影响。方差分析显示,不同专业角色对政策执行情况的看法差异显著。相关性分析表明,政策理解与 "药物一致性协议"(r = 0.62)和 "减轻用药负担"(r = 0.45)等方面之间存在实质性联系。回归分析表明,"技术资格 "是决定政策理解的关键因素。因子分析揭示了影响认知的关键因素,包括政策理解与教育、操作影响、经济影响、药物选择与使用以及行业动态。PCA 和 KMeans 聚类分析揭示了医务人员的广泛理解和观点。结论研究结果表明,云南医务人员在理解和执行国家药品采购政策方面存在明显差距。因此,有必要采取有针对性的教育和沟通策略,促进政策的完善,以满足医务人员的不同需求,从而提高政策的有效性和医疗效果。关键词:药品采购政策;医务人员;云南省;医疗政策;职业资格;处方行为;医疗管理;政策实施
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A cross-sectional study of national drug procurement policy knowledge, attitudes, and practices among medical personnel in Yunnan Province
Objective: This study assesses the knowledge, attitudes, and practices (KAP) concerning the National Drug Procurement Policy among medical personnel in Yunnan Province, focusing on their understanding, acceptance, and application of the policy. Methods: A comprehensive survey involving 919 medical professionals across diverse healthcare settings in Yunnan was conducted using a structured, self-administered questionnaire. It encompassed demographic information, knowledge of the drug procurement policy, attitudes towards its implementation, and related practices. Analytical methods included descriptive statistics, ANOVA, regression analysis, principal component analysis (PCA), and KMeans clustering to discern patterns and key influencers of policy perception and application. Results: The survey demonstrated a significant gender imbalance (79.54% female) and a younger and middleaged majority (35.58% aged 18-30, 54.84% aged 31-50). Most participants held higher educational qualifications, with 62.13% possessing a Bachelor’s degree. Professional qualifications were found to significantly impact policy understanding. Variations in perceptions of the policy’s implementation were significant across different professional roles, as indicated by ANOVA. Correlation analysis revealed substantial links between policy understanding and aspects like ‘Agreement on Drug Consistency’ (r = 0.62) and ‘Reducing Medication Burden’ (r = 0.45). Regression analysis identified ‘Technical Qualification’ as a key determinant of policy comprehension. Factor analysis unveiled critical dimensions influencing perceptions, including Policy Understanding & Education, Operational Impact, Economic Implications, Drug Selection & Usage, and Industry Dynamics. PCA and KMeans clustering exposed a wide spectrum of understanding and opinions among the medical staff. Conclusion: The findings highlight notable gaps in understanding and implementing the National Drug Procurement Policy among Yunnan’s medical personnel. This underlines the necessity for targeted educational and communication strategies, advocating policy refinement to address the diverse needs of the healthcare workforce, thereby enhancing policy efficacy and healthcare outcomes. Key words: drug procurement policy, medical personnel, Yunnan province, healthcare policy, professional qualifications, prescription practices, healthcare management, policy implementation
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