Qunhong Wu

TL;DR: Although China has greatly expanded health insurance coverage, financial protection remains insufficient and policy-makers should focus on designing improved insurance plans by expanding the benefit package, redesigning cost sharing arrangements and provider payment methods and developing more effective expenditure control strategies.

TL;DR: Preplacement education should focus on high-risk groups to reduce workplace violence, and increased awareness from the public and policymakers is necessary to develop effective control strategies at individual, hospital and national levels.

TL;DR: Higher levels of protective behaviors are associated with higher knowledge, perceived severity, negative emotion, and attention to and trust in the official governmental media.

TL;DR: Despite over 95% of coverage, the NCMS has failed to prevent catastrophic health expenditure and medical impoverishment and an upgrade of benefit packages is needed, and effective cost control mechanisms on the provider side needs to be considered.

TL;DR: The qualitative analysis showed that patient trust—the most significant predictor of patient satisfaction— is shaped by perceived high quality of service delivery, empathic and caring interpersonal interactions, and a better designed medical insurance that provides stronger financial protection and enables more equitable access to health care.