Doescher Mark P, Saver Barry G, Fiscella Kevin, Franks Peter
Department of Family Medicine, University of Washington School of Medicine, Seattle, Washington 98195-4696, USA.
J Gen Intern Med. 2004 Jun;19(6):632-7. doi: 10.1111/j.1525-1497.2004.21150.x.
To examine the impact of provider continuity on preventive care among adults who have a regular site of care.
Logistic regression analyses were conducted to explore whether continuity, categorized as having no regular care, site continuity, or provider continuity, was associated with receipt of 3 preventive care services (influenza vaccination, receipt of a mammogram, and smoking cessation advice), independent of predisposing, need, and enabling factors.
This study examined 42664 persons with private, Medicaid, Medicare, or no health insurance coverage who reported either having no site of care or being seen in a physician's office, HMO, hospital outpatient department, or other health center.
The 1996/1997 Community Tracking Study (CTS) household survey, a telephone-based survey providing a cross-sectional sample of 60446 U.S. adults aged 18 and older representing the U.S. housed, noninstitutionalized population.
After adjustment for differences in predisposing, enabling, and need factors, site continuity was associated with significant increases of 10.4% in influenza vaccinations (P =.006) and 12.6% in mammography (P =.001), and a nonsignificant increase of 5.6% in smoking cessation advice (P =.13) compared to having no regular site of care. After adjustment for these factors, provider continuity was associated with an additional improvement of 6.0% in influenza vaccinations (P =.01) and 6.2% in mammography (P =.04), and a nonsignificant increase of 2.5% in smoking cessation advice (P =.30) compared to site continuity.
Provider continuity and site continuity are independently associated with receipt of preventive services. Compared to having no regular site of care, having site continuity was associated with increased receipt of influenza vaccination and mammography and, compared to having site continuity, having provider continuity was associated with further increases in the receipt of these two preventive services.
研究在有固定医疗场所的成年人中,医疗服务提供者连续性对预防性保健的影响。
进行逻辑回归分析,以探究连续性(分为无固定医疗、场所连续性或提供者连续性)是否与接受三种预防性保健服务(流感疫苗接种、乳房X光检查和戒烟建议)相关,同时考虑易患因素、需求因素和促成因素。
本研究调查了42664名拥有私人保险、医疗补助保险、医疗保险或无医疗保险的人员,他们报告自己没有固定医疗场所,或在医生办公室、健康维护组织、医院门诊部或其他医疗中心接受过诊疗。
1996/1997年社区追踪研究(CTS)家庭调查,这是一项基于电话的调查,提供了一个包含60446名18岁及以上美国成年人的横断面样本,代表美国有住房、非机构化人口。
在调整易患因素、促成因素和需求因素的差异后,与没有固定医疗场所相比,场所连续性与流感疫苗接种显著增加10.4%(P = 0.006)、乳房X光检查显著增加12.6%(P = 0.001)以及戒烟建议非显著增加5.6%(P = 0.13)相关。在调整这些因素后,与场所连续性相比,提供者连续性与流感疫苗接种额外提高6.0%(P = 0.01)、乳房X光检查额外提高6.2%(P = 0.04)以及戒烟建议非显著增加2.5%(P = 0.30)相关。
提供者连续性和场所连续性均与预防性服务的接受独立相关。与没有固定医疗场所相比,场所连续性与流感疫苗接种和乳房X光检查的接受增加相关,与场所连续性相比,提供者连续性与这两种预防性服务的接受进一步增加相关。