analysis of changsha ant medical insurance status and influencing factors（长沙ant医疗保险现状及影响因素分析）.docVIP

Analysis of Changsha ant medical insurance status and influencing factors [Abstract] Objective: To investigate the health insurance status of Changsha ant and its influencing factors. Methods: using multi-stage random sampling method to collect samples to understand the general situation of the “ant tribe” and medical insurance status, through face-to-face interviews, the application dual core dual-recorded in Epidata import SPSS13.0 Act to establish a database for statistical analysis. Results: Changsha “ant” insured was 57.9%. educated (P = 0.005, average monthly medical expenses (P = 0.005), whether Concerned about the health insurance policy in Changsha (P = 0.006, units of whether the organization employees to buy medical insurance (P = 0.000 is the main influencing factors of the “ant tribe” insured Changsha Conclusion: social security departments should intensify the propaganda of the medical insurance policy , and urge all types of enterprises, institutions initiative to purchase health insurance for their employees, and to strengthen the implementation of the Medicare-related policies in Changsha. [Key Words] “ant”, medical insurance, impact factors. The ant “three vulnerable groups (farmers, migrant workers, laid-off workers after the fourth of vulnerable groups, on behalf of those inhabited by low-income people in the city, not high income, job insecurity college graduates [1]. As China’s economic and political development, educational articles “target =“ _blank “gt; Reform of Higher Education and labor market restructuring, a series of changes in the size of the” ant tribe “is growing, according to reports, the country” ant “about million or so every year increase at an alarming rate. [2] “ant” because of its younger, educated, low-income, easily lead to many social problems have a decisive influence on the development of the city. “ant” members are mostly engaged in unstable work, most do not have “five insurance payments, Social Security, medi