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Assessing health inequality in China

Assessing health inequality in China. Group discussion work. Question 1. Yes. Question 2. Most of MCH indicators Under-5 mortality rate Infant mortality rate Maternal mortality rate Hospital delivery rate Etc. Question 3. Sex M vs. F Education high school and lower college

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Assessing health inequality in China

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  1. AssessinghealthinequalityinChina Groupdiscussionwork

  2. Question 1 • Yes

  3. Question 2 • Most of MCH indicators • Under-5 mortality rate • Infant mortality rate • Maternal mortality rate • Hospital delivery rate • Etc.

  4. Question 3 • Sex • M vs. F • Education • high school and lower • college • undergraduate • graduate and higher • Region • different provinces • Area • urban • rural

  5. Question 4 • Census • Reporting data • Annual, seasonal, monthly, daily • Survey • Eg. National Health Services Survey • Surveillance • pilots

  6. Question 5 • both

  7. Question 6 • Public Health Service Programme • Context: MMR in rural areas of China is higher than urban areas • Causes: affordability, access, health institution, workforce, etc. • Action: policy adjustment reinforce health workfore, subsidies to pregnant women • Outcome: smaller gap(from28.8to3.4)see table: MMR in urban vs.ruralareas,2005and2012,(per100,0000livebirths)

  8. Question 7 • Financing • Technicsandskills • Problems of Integration of multiple data sources, eg. Combine surveillance data to reporting data • Policy transformation • Uncertain factors in the process of policy making, eg. Research resultsPolicies • Health is the result of multi-sectors

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