Acceso y satisfacción con servicios curativos: Análisis de casos en afiliados al régimen contributivo y afiliados al régimen subsidiado en un barrio estrato 2 - Cali, Colombia

Translated title of the contribution: Access and satisfaction related to curative services: Case analysis of the contributory regime and members of the subsidized regime in a strata 2 neighborhood. Cali, Colombia

Constanza Díaz-Grajales, Yolanda Zapata-Bermúdez, Juan Carlos Aristizábal-Grisales

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Abstract

This study presents a case analysis to identify differences in access to curative services among people affiliated to the contributive and subsidized system. At the population level, around a tenth of the population feels the need and demand a healing service, 97.8% being treated. Descriptive, cross-sectional investigation; fundamentals variables were operationalized taking into account the need serviced. Cases were considered, those presenting a health problem in the last month, consulted a formal service and were treated. The results show differences between the regimes of access and satisfaction; for example, in relation to the medicines they claimed 87.8% of contributive and subsidized 55.9%, statistically significant differences. Administrative and financial barriers were found; and characteristics of the services that affect access to care and quality in both regimes, demonstrating infringement of the fundamental right to health care.

Translated title of the contributionAccess and satisfaction related to curative services: Case analysis of the contributory regime and members of the subsidized regime in a strata 2 neighborhood. Cali, Colombia
Original languageSpanish
Pages (from-to)155-178
Number of pages24
JournalRevista Gerencia y Politicas de Salud
Volume14
Issue number29
DOIs
StatePublished - 2015

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