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The Relationship between Chinese Outpatients’ Characteristics and Healthcare-Seeking Behavioral Decision-Making: Decision Tree and Linear Regression Analyses Based on Survey Data in Jiaxing

2021-01-04

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<h4>Background: </h4> Chinese patients generally experience difficulties and high costs when obtaining medical services. One consensus reason for these difficulties is imbalances in hospitals’ medical standards and resources, which cannot be changed in the short term. This article explores the most perplexing healthcare-seeking problems in China by considering the laws pertaining to how different patients may see...

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3ff24412-3b3c-55f4-ab15-b05fe6036942
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-128299/v1
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