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KMID : 0895820200300020139
Journal of Oriental Rehabilitation Medicine
2020 Volume.30 No. 2 p.139 ~ p.152
A Survey on Patient's Experience on Health Care Utilization and Perception of Health Care System for Developing of a Korean Medicine Clinical Practice Guideline for Traffic Injuries
Park Sun-Young

Lee Sang-Hyun
Heo In
Hwang Man-Suk
Kim Koh-Woon
Cho Jae-Heung
Park Kyoung-Sun
Ha In-Hyuk
Shin Byung-Cheul
Abstract
Objectives: To explore the traffic injury patients¡¯ experience on health care utilization of Korean Medicine (KM) practice and perception of health care system for developing a Korean medicine clinical practice guideline (CPG) of traffic injuries by survey method.

Methods: Two hundred ten patients in suffering from traffic injuries were surveyed from September 1st, 2019 to January 31th, 2020 at 2 University Hospitals (Pusan National Korean Medicine Hospital and Kyung Hee Korean Medicine Hospital at Gangdong) and 1 Spine Specialty Hospital (Jaseng Hospital of Korean Medicine). A structured questionnaire of experience on health care utilization of KM practice and perception of health care system of was distributed to responders by visits and all data were statistically analysed.

Results: Survey results showed high satisfaction of patients with the experience of KM treatments in order of daoyin exercise (7.8¡¾2.3), chuna manual therapy (7.7¡¾4.0), pharmacoacupuncture (7.4¡¾3.0) etc. Safety concerns were reported in 9.1% subjects and 205 (97.6%) patients answered that collaboration with KM and western medicine is necessary for patients with traffic injuries. For the patients¡¯ requirement for extending insurance coverage, the most required therapy was chuna manual therapy (57.5%) and pharmacoacupuncture (42.0%).

Conclusions: This study presented the realistic patient-centered perception of KM practice and health care system in Korea. These results will provide basic data to be reflected in the process of adaptation for the revision of Korean Medicine CPG for traffic injuries.
KEYWORD
Traffic accidents, Korean medicine Clinical Practice Guideline, Surveys and questionnaires, Perception, Utilization
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