59 Cities, Counties, and Districts with 'High Demand, Low Supply' for Integrated Care… 67.8% Are Areas of Population Decline
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Home medical services, a core component of integrated community care, remain at a national supply rate of 21.9%, revealing disparities in medical services. In particular, the supply shortage is intensifying in areas with declining populations, and participation by private clinics is low due to limitations in the current fee schedule system.
It was found that 40 out of 59 cities, counties, and districts with high demand but low supply of integrated care services are areas experiencing population decline. It was also revealed that a supply gap exists between areas with declining populations and general areas within the integrated care program, which provides integrated medical, nursing, and care services. On the 13th, the Ministry of Health and Welfare [announced] these findings rega…
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Jan-di = Although integrated care has been implemented nationwide, it has been found that there are distinct differences in service supply conditions by region.
With the Integrated Community Care Support Act having been in effect for over half a year, it has been revealed that the Daegu region remains in the lower ranks, with the supply of medical services falling significantly below the national average compared to demand. According to the survey on the status of integrated community care released by the Ministry of Health and Welfare on the 13th, Daegu's satisfaction rates for indicators—such as the …
[Digital Daily, Reporter Hwang Jin-hyeon] It has been shown that the level of supply and accessibility of integrated community care services varies from region to region. The government plans to expand the service base mainly in regions where supply is scarce compared to demand for care, and pursue integrated care policies tailored to regional conditions. On the 13th, the Ministry of Health and Welfare announced the results of the “Community Int…
According to the results of the government's first survey on the status of integrated community care conducted across 229 cities, counties, and districts nationwide, professional visiting healthcare personnel, such as home medical centers, are lacking compared to the care demand of the elderly and disabled.
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