Research On Prevention and Control Mode and Governance Mechanism of Chronic Diseases Based on Medical Statistics
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prevention and control mode; governance mechanism; chronic diseases; medical statistics.Abstract
Faced with the triple challenges of high incidence, common comorbidity and heavy economic burden of chronic diseases in China, the traditional passive mode of "hospital-centered" is unsustainable. This study puts forward a research framework of "medical statistical data mining-dynamic prevention and control model-multi-collaborative governance", and systematically answers three scientific questions: "how to extract key features, how to achieve accurate stratification, and how to ensure sustainable governance". Based on more than 45,000 longitudinal queues of multi-center HIS/LIS/EHR, wearable devices and environmental monitoring, cross-domain data fusion is completed by using differential privacy (ε=1.5) and federated learning; Combined with random forest and XGBoost, the risk prediction model was established (AUC=0.82), and five heterogeneous groups were excavated by Apriori and K-means (35.7% in the elderly comorbid disability group and 18.5% in the environmentally sensitive hypertension group). Based on this, a data-driven prevention and control model of "accurate prediction-graded intervention-effect closed loop" is designed, and the long-term cost-effectiveness of 12 governance strategies is quantitatively compared on PEST-SD simulation platform. Further build a blockchain data sharing and performance compensation mechanism of "government-led, departmental collaboration, social participation and personal responsibility" to realize the governance paradigm transformation from "one-way decision-making by the government" to "multi-subject collaboration" and from "intervention after the event" to "full management". The research results provide a replicable Chinese plan for the reform of health insurance per head, the construction of healthy cities and the implementation of healthy China strategy.
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