만성질병에 있어 환자중심 통합모델의 구축

Chronic disease has been developing and progressing over a long period of time, focusing on the basic factors of genetics and the environment. Thus, the multidisciplinary care and patient self-care of care institutions, along with efforts to improve interactions with patients and living conditions, are key factors in the outcome of treatment. This study analyzed the main factors and processes that can improve patient self-care and prevention and treatment performance of medical and health institutions in our society, where chronic diseases such as obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure and heart disease are spreading. First, this analysis structure aims to realize early treatment and patient satisfaction through support from medical and health institutions in prevention and self-care, second, from the perspective of medical and health institutions, to integrate regional and institutional separate disease control programs, to secure financial support and incentives while mitigating administrative affairs, and third, to promote cost and social health culture by comprehensively establishing chronic disease protocols that overcome traditional medical practices in the country. Empirical analysis suggested the need for integrated management of patient self-care and support systems for local communities and health institutions as chronic diseases are caused by complex factors such as genetics, lifestyle and environment.