Bashshur R L, Metzner C A
Health Serv Res. 1970 Summer;5(2):106-13.
Data from a survey of UAW members are examined in an attempt to determine why one-third of those who chose an incumbent health insurance plan did not recall later that a new plan had been offered to them as an alternative. Among members of the incumbent plan, those who recalled the choice and those who did not are compared with regard to age, education, income, family life stage, residential variables, and involvement in organizational activity; the social and demographic data are interpreted as reflecting, on the part of those who recalled their choice, a position of special vulnerability in meeting health needs that was not indicated among those who did not recall the choice.
对美国汽车工人联合会(UAW)成员的一项调查数据进行了研究,旨在确定为何选择现有医疗保险计划的人中,有三分之一后来不记得曾有一项新计划作为替代方案提供给他们。在现有计划的成员中,将记得有此选择的人和不记得的人在年龄、教育程度、收入、家庭生活阶段、居住变量以及参与组织活动等方面进行了比较;社会和人口数据被解释为,就记得自己选择的人而言,反映出他们在满足健康需求方面处于一种特殊的脆弱地位,而不记得该选择的人则未表现出这种情况。