[THE MODELS OF BEHAVIOR OF PATIENTS UNDER INTERACTION WITH HEALTH CARE SYSTEM AS EXEMPLIFIED BY DIGESTIVE APPARATUS
1The Federal State Budget Educational Institution of Higher Education "The Russian State Social University" of the Minobnauka of Russia, 129226, Moscow, Russia.
Summary
Patient behavior significantly impacts health outcomes. Understanding how patients choose doctors and hospitals, especially those with digestive diseases, is crucial for improving healthcare interactions and preventing complications.
Area of Science:
- Medical Sociology
- Health Services Research
- Patient Behavior Analysis
Context:
- Patient behavior is pivotal in disease progression and outcomes, necessitating analysis of patient interactions with healthcare systems.
- Understanding patient decision-making processes is vital, particularly for individuals with chronic conditions like digestive diseases.
Purpose:
- To analyze and compare the behavioral models of patients with digestive system diseases when interacting with the healthcare system.
- To identify key factors influencing patient choices regarding physicians and medical facilities across different treatment settings.
Summary:
- Patients primarily rely on recommendations from previous patients and personal experience when selecting physicians. No significant differences were observed between planned outpatient and inpatient groups in information source utilization.
- Patients admitted for emergency care due to complications exhibited distinct behavioral patterns, highlighting factors contributing to emergency hospitalizations.
- Availability of skilled specialists is paramount when choosing a medical organization, outweighing reputation. Geographical accessibility is also a significant factor, particularly for outpatient care.
Impact:
- Findings can inform healthcare providers and policymakers on how to better align services with patient preferences and needs.
- Identifying behavioral differences in emergency cases can lead to targeted interventions to prevent complications and reduce emergency hospitalizations.
- Tailoring healthcare strategies based on specific patient behavioral models can enhance patient engagement and improve overall treatment outcomes in digestive disease management.
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