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当挂号难、取药难、看病难这“三难”问题在大多数医院基本缓解后,社会对医疗服务的不满就集中在了两个方面:一是服务差,二是价格高。2001年,在城镇职工医疗保险制度改革逐步推进,医药费用分担机制初具雏形的时候,“看病贵”的议论不绝于耳。“看一个普通感冒要花两三百块钱”的事例,让许许多多明白人犯了糊涂。医药费用偏高,有机制的因素,也有谋取不正当利益者价格欺诈行为的“拉动”。
When the “three-difficulty” problem of difficult registration, difficulty in obtaining drugs, and difficulty in seeing a doctor is basically relieved in most hospitals, dissatisfaction with medical services in society is concentrated on two aspects: First, poor service, and second, high prices. In 2001, when the reform of the urban workers’ medical insurance system was gradually advanced and the mechanism for sharing medical expenses began to take shape, the arguments for “expensive medical treatment” were invariably heard. “Seeing a common cold can cost two or three hundred dollars” is an example of how many people know how to be confused. The medical costs are high, there are mechanism factors, and there is also the “pulling” of price fraud by those seeking unfair benefits.