Drivers of high-cost persistence in rural China: A population-based retrospective study
PurposeHigh-cost patients account for over 70% of total health expenditures in rural China and have become a key focus of health insurers. Persistently high-cost patients constitute a substantial proportion of medical resources. Hence, exploring high-cost persistence (HCP) and what drives it is cons...
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Main Authors: | Chenzhou Wang (Author), Shan Lu (Author), Yan Zhang (Author) |
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2022-12-01T00:00:00Z.
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