摘要
目的:通过分析贵阳市高血压患者药物依从性对血压控制及费用负担影响,评价贵阳市基层卫生服务体系建设和公共卫生政策实施效果。方法:应用分层随机抽样方法,对贵阳市6个社区卫生服务中心的805名高血压患者进行结构式问卷调查。结果:社区高血压患者药物依从性好的比例占55.3%;55-64岁年龄组患者药物依从性不佳的概率是55岁及以下年龄组的0.49倍,高血压2级患者药物依从性不佳的概率是高血压1级的1.42倍;医疗支出占家庭收入比例超过20%的患者,其药物依从性不佳的概率比医疗支出占家庭收入比例小于10%的患者高1.21倍;药物依从性差的主要影响因素是年龄、高血压等级及经济负担。结论:社区应加强55岁以下年龄组高血压患者及65岁以上年龄组高血压患者管理,注重对高血压2级患者的服药指导和监督,以及加强对高血压患者健康教育的工作力度,探索以社区为基础的慢性病管理模式,有效提高高血压患者的药物依从性。
Objective : To analyze the compliance of patients with antihypertensive therapy and its influencing factors, to reflect development and effectiveness of basic health insurance system and public health care policy. Methods:805 hypertension patients were surveyed with structured questionnaire through stratified random sampling in 6 community health care centers in Guiyang City. Results :55.3% hypertension patients in community were compliance with hypertension medication in Guiyang City. Patient with 55 - 64 years old were 0.49times less likely to be poor compliance with hypertension medication than patients with younger than 55 years old. Patients with hypertension stage 2 werel. 42 times more likely to be poor compliance with hypertension medication than patients with hypertension stage 1. And patients with more than 20% expense of household annual income were 1.21 times more likely to be poor compliance with hypertension medication than patients with less than 10% expend of household annual income, and the main risk factors are age, hypertension stage and burden of disease. Conclusion: Government should strengthen health management of patients with younger than 55 and older than 75 years old and pay attention to patients with hypertension stage 2 in medication guidance and supervision. Health education and management pattern should be explored to increase compliance of patients with antihypertensive therapy.
出处
《医学与社会》
2014年第1期11-13,共3页
Medicine and Society
基金
教育部人文社科基金项目"高血压社区管理与医疗保险有效衔接的机制研究"
编号为10YJCZH189
贵州省国际科技合作项目"高血压社区管理与基本医疗保险制度衔接的长效机制研究"
编号为黔科合外G字〔2012〕7042
关键词
社区卫生服务机构
高血压
药物依从性
Community health service institution
Hypertension
Compliance of Medicine