Behavioral Determinants of Hospital Selection in Urological Care: Evidence From China’s Hierarchical Healthcare System

Despite policy efforts to promote primary care, many patients with manageable conditions continue to bypass lower-tier facilities. Building trust and providing triage support in primary care are essential for achieving the goals of hierarchical healthcare.

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Risk Management and Healthcare Policy
Published
2025-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.2147/rmhp.s573828
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Healthcare Systems and Reforms
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Behavioral Determinants of Hospital Selection in Urological Care: Evidence From China’s Hierarchical Healthcare System

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Risk Management and Healthcare Policy
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Behavioral Determinants of Hospital Selection in Urological Care: Evidence From China’s Hierarchical Healthcare System

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Abstract

Despite policy efforts to promote primary care, many patients with manageable conditions continue to bypass lower-tier facilities. Building trust and providing triage support in primary care are essential for achieving the goals of hierarchical healthcare.

Risk Management and Healthcare PolicyVol. Volume 18
Xuzhou Medical College (CN)
Government of Jiangsu Province
Openalex Percentile: Top 27%
Healthcare Systems and Reforms
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