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Analysing the preferences for family doctor contract services in rural China: a study using a discrete choice experiment.

Peipei FuYi WangShimeng LiuJiajia LiQiufeng GaoChengchao ZhouQingyue MengSean Sylvia
Published in: BMC family practice (2020)
The present study suggests that strengthening and improving the quality of primary health care, including the competence and attitudes of family doctors, should be prioritized to increase the uptake of FDCSs. The contract service package, including the annual cost, the insurance reimbursement rate and individualized services, should be redesigned to be congruent with residents having different health statuses and their stated preferences.
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