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SM ISO690:2012 ROTARU, Doina-Maria, TINTIUC, Dumitru. Consideraţii referitor la influenţa unor factori medico-sociali asupra sănătăţii persoanelor neasigurate . In: Curierul Medical, 2015, nr. 3(58), pp. 32-38. ISSN 1875-0666. |
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Background: The article offers the results of study on the impact of some medico-social factors on the uninsured person’s health.
Material and methods: Data collection was carried out using questioning of 1067 insured/uninsured persons.
Results: Uninsured persons in proportion of 37.1% originating from rural areas were compared with 20.5% of uninsured persons originating from
urban areas. Uneducated respondents (30.8%) and respondents with secondary-level education (29.7%) represent the segment least covered by medical
insurance. The largest percentage (58.1%) of uninsured persons consists of persons with the lowest incomes, ranging from 45.2% in urban areas to 62.8%
in rural areas. From urban areas, 76.4% of insured persons and 87.2% of uninsured persons and respectively 66.0% and 76.3% in rural areas appreciate
their health status within ”satisfactory – very good”. While 10.1% of uninsured persons, compared with 17.6% of insured persons from urban areas,
respectively 7.3% and 14.9% and from rural areas 11.6% and 20.9%, respectively, appreciate their health status as ”poor” and ”very poor”. In case of health
concerns, insured persons mainly appeal for hospital in-patient medical services (90.0% of cases), while uninsured persons in the same situations mainly
appeal for medical assistance to private medical centers (47.1% cases). It was found that in the case of illness almost every third uninsured person (34.8%)
does not seek medical attention, and only every fourth uninsured person (25.6%) addresses to the family doctor. |
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Cuvinte-cheie insured/uninsured persons, determinant factors of health status, evaluation of health status. |
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