ArticleFrontiers in public health2025
Study on inpatient expenses and cost control strategies for breast cancer patients based on Diagnosis-Intervention Packet.
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Aim: To provide reference information for reducing disease burden and promoting medical service. The inpatient expenses of breast cancer patients in a top-three public hospital in Zhengzhou under the background of Diagnosis-Intervention Packet (DIP) payment reform were analyzed, and corresponding cost control strategies were proposed. Methods: In this study, 4,590 patients (3,311 before reform and 1,279 after reform) were finally included in this study. Student's Results: Post-reform data revealed a significant reduction in medication costs and examination fees ( Conclusion: The DIP reform significantly reduced medication costs outside of surgery. Under the DIP payment mode reform policy, hospitals should strengthen the awareness of cost control and reduce medical costs, optimize the score of disease and group setting, pay attention to optimize disease structure and ensure fair access to treatment for patients.
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