Background:
Unmet
needs
for
healthcare
services
are
now
more
widely
recognized
as
an
indicator
of
the
inequalities
access
and
utilization,
with
potential
to
reveal
fragility
systems.
We
aimed
estimate
in
unmet
well
their
contributing
factors
reasons
among
middle-aged
older
adults
China.Methods:
evaluated
data
from
nationally
representative
China
Health
Retirement
Longitudinal
Study
(CHARLS)
2011,
2013,
2015
Chinese
aged
45
years.
Erreygers-corrected
Concentration
Indices
(CInds)
were
used
evaluate
outpatient
inpatient
services.
Contributing
identified
via
a
decomposition
analysis,
stratified
by
urban-rural
residency
socioeconomic
status.Findings:
In
our
sample,
30.47%
5.69%
population
reported
services,
respectively,
especially
those
low-
middle-income
deciles.
The
CInd
analysis
revealed
mostly
pro-poor
concerning
both
rural
urban
residents.
coverage
public
health
insurance
individuals’
status
contributed
most
prevalent
reason
was
affordability,
poor
or
respondents.Interpretations:
Despite
rapid
development
universal
healthcare,
still
existed
remained
high
people
living
areas
low
incomes
China.
Policy
interventions
should
focus
on
improving
system
targeting
financial
barriers
obtaining
care,
particularly
vulnerable
populations
China.Funding:
None.Declaration
Interest:
declare
no
competing
interests
(YW,
XW,
XY).
BMC Public Health,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
23(1)
Published: Jan. 31, 2023
Abstract
Background
Avoiding
deemed
necessary
healthcare
needs
may
worsen
prognosis
and
treatment
options,
damage
people’s
ability
to
perform
their
roles
in
society.
Our
study
investigates
why
people
avoid
services
an
upper-middle-income
country,
Türkiye.
Methods
We
apply
TurkStat’s
2012
Health
Survey
Data
that
includes
a
comprehensive
health
social-demographic
information
of
28,055
survey
participants
who
were
15
+
aged.
use
bivariate
probit
model
analyze
the
avoidance
behavior
inpatient
level
accordance
with
outpatient
because
observed
significant
correlation
between
under
tertiary
lower
care.
Results
The
findings
show
2.6%
aged
population
avoided
hospital
services.
Furthermore,
we
found
high
cost
(31%),
organizational
factors
(21%)
fear
(12%)
are
prominent
reasons
avoiding
Thereafter,
our
findings,
figure
out
being
covered
by
social
security
schemes
decreases
probability
both
6.9%.
Moreover,
female,
living
rural
area,
having
income
increase
chance
avoider
stages
healthcare.
Conclusion
conclude
inequalities
main
underlying
determinants
behavior.
Preventive Medicine Reports,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
36, P. 102400 - 102400
Published: Sept. 7, 2023
COVID-19
pandemic
caused
significant
barriers
to
maintain
health
services.
Our
study
determines
the
frequency
and
determinants
of
unmet
needs
in
Istanbul
both
2019,
a
pre-pandemic
year,
2021,
year
compares
results
era
prior
year.As
our
is
first
questing
experience,
we
estimate
frequencies
healthcare
need
among
+15
population
using
TurkStat's
Income
Living
Conditions
Survey
Data
via
Generalized
Linear
Models
(GLMs).We
found
that
most
prominent
were
late
appointment
dates
financial
difficulty
before
during
pandemic.
According
findings,
women
those
having
any
chronic
disease
become
significantly
more
likely
have
compared
period.
Indeed,
ones
belonging
lowest
income
group
lower
level
perceived
disadvantaged
with
higher
change
Furthermore,
Istanbulers
who
had
increased
than
1.5
time
pandemic.As
due
jeopardizing
systems,
it
important
comprehend
causes
demands
infectious
outbreaks
order
prioritize
right
policies
protection
strategies
for
vulnerable
ones.
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
18(6), P. e0286425 - e0286425
Published: June 1, 2023
This
study
aimed
to
measure
unmet
healthcare
needs
and
investigate
the
factors
affecting
them
in
female
baby
boomers
(individuals
born
between
1955
1963)
using
Korea
Health
Panel
Data
2017
from
February
June
by
Institute
for
Social
Affairs
National
Insurance
Corporation.
The
data
were
analyzed
descriptive
statistics,
chi-square
test,
t-test,
multiple
logistic
regression
SPSS
WIN
25.0
program.
results
showed
that
proportion
of
was
11.1%,
primary
reason
lack
visitation
time.
Female
experienced
more
when
they
had
no
spouse
(1.63
times),
eating
problems
(2.33
stress
(1.31
times).
is
significant
because
it
measured
women
boomer
generation
identified
influencing
needs.
study's
can
help
provide
essential
decrease
boomers.
Background:
Unmet
needs
for
healthcare
services
are
now
more
widely
recognized
as
an
indicator
of
the
inequalities
access
and
utilization,
with
potential
to
reveal
fragility
systems.
We
aimed
estimate
in
unmet
well
their
contributing
factors
reasons
among
middle-aged
older
adults
China.Methods:
evaluated
data
from
nationally
representative
China
Health
Retirement
Longitudinal
Study
(CHARLS)
2011,
2013,
2015
Chinese
aged
45
years.
Erreygers-corrected
Concentration
Indices
(CInds)
were
used
evaluate
outpatient
inpatient
services.
Contributing
identified
via
a
decomposition
analysis,
stratified
by
urban-rural
residency
socioeconomic
status.Findings:
In
our
sample,
30.47%
5.69%
population
reported
services,
respectively,
especially
those
low-
middle-income
deciles.
The
CInd
analysis
revealed
mostly
pro-poor
concerning
both
rural
urban
residents.
coverage
public
health
insurance
individuals’
status
contributed
most
prevalent
reason
was
affordability,
poor
or
respondents.Interpretations:
Despite
rapid
development
universal
healthcare,
still
existed
remained
high
people
living
areas
low
incomes
China.
Policy
interventions
should
focus
on
improving
system
targeting
financial
barriers
obtaining
care,
particularly
vulnerable
populations
China.Funding:
None.Declaration
Interest:
declare
no
competing
interests
(YW,
XW,
XY).