Gesundheitswesen

2018

DOI: 10.1055/s-0043-121697

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Einflussfaktoren auf die distanzbezogene Arztwahl am Beispiel von Patienten mit Psoriasis und chronischen Wunden

Nicole E. Zander

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Abstract: The results show a complex behaviour pattern of patients when choosing a physician. The physician's competence and his range of services are crucial for the patients' decision. The results also show that patients are willing to travel longer distances than necessary.

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“…12-14 There are different underlying motivations that depend on individual patient preferences and physician-related or regional factors. 15…”

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Identifying Determinants for Traveled Distance and Bypassing in Outpatient Care: A Scoping Review

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The outpatient sector represents a growing share of health care. This review examines how patients choose their physician for continuous outpatient care and why they are willing to bypass the nearest physician. It was conducted according to the PRISMA extension for scoping reviews (PRISMA-ScR). Three databases (PubMed/Medline, ScienceDirect, and Ovid Medline) were searched, focusing on articles in which distance influenced the choice of physician. In all, 1,308 articles were accessed, and 17 selected for final review. First, we extracted methods for assessing distance traveled and bypassing. Second, we identified determinants that directly influence the traveled distance and transferred all into a conceptual framework. The center of this framework is the individual “willingness-to-go”, which reflects the willingness of patients to accept additional distances. Our findings can support studies on patient mobility and physician choice, which are essential for examining both the distribution and use of medical services, as well as for adequate need related planning.

“…12-14 There are different underlying motivations that depend on individual patient preferences and physician-related or regional factors. 15…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Identifying Determinants for Traveled Distance and Bypassing in Outpatient Care: A Scoping Review

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et al. 2019

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The outpatient sector represents a growing share of health care. This review examines how patients choose their physician for continuous outpatient care and why they are willing to bypass the nearest physician. It was conducted according to the PRISMA extension for scoping reviews (PRISMA-ScR). Three databases (PubMed/Medline, ScienceDirect, and Ovid Medline) were searched, focusing on articles in which distance influenced the choice of physician. In all, 1,308 articles were accessed, and 17 selected for final review. First, we extracted methods for assessing distance traveled and bypassing. Second, we identified determinants that directly influence the traveled distance and transferred all into a conceptual framework. The center of this framework is the individual “willingness-to-go”, which reflects the willingness of patients to accept additional distances. Our findings can support studies on patient mobility and physician choice, which are essential for examining both the distribution and use of medical services, as well as for adequate need related planning.

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Für gute Versorgung wird lange Anfahrt akzeptiert

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Dtsch Dermatolog

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