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This study develops the proper scheme by referring to the experience of other medical specialist and countries. First part of this study is to explore the difficulties of implementation of Prospective Payment System (PPS) for inpatient medical rehabilitation under NHI by reviewing related paper and to make some advanced advice for reorganizing payment system in the future. Second part of this study is to analysis 997 medical fee of four hospitals (include medical center, rehabilitation
teaching hospital, regional hospital, and quasi medical center) charged by NHI in Taiwan.
The conclusion of this study is describing as below:
1.It is necessary to developing a case-mix system for inpatient rehabilitation before an appropriate PPS for rehabilitation can be developed and implemented.
2.The future trend of developing payment system of inpatient rehabilitation is towards applying to functional independence measurement (FIM) and hospitals be paid according to functional gain.
3.Besides acute care in rehabilitation, it is necessary to provide patients with a optimum continuous medical care by combining sub-acute care and other long-term care.
Keywords: rehabilitation, functional related groups, functional independence measurement, case payment, stroke. ®¯°±²x
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