• 75% респондентів відповіли «так» на запитання «Ви чи хто-небудь у Вашій сім'ї підписав контракт із Вашим сімейним лікарем?» (з них 10,6% відповіли, що зробили це в 2019 році, 64,5% – у 2018 році). Ще 22% респондентів відповіли «ні», а 3% не змогли відповісти на запитання. У жовтні 2018 році 61,6% респондентів стверджували, що вони чи хтось з членів родини підписав контракт з сімейним лікарем;
• В Таблиці нижче % тих, хто підписав контракт, наводиться у розрізі окремих соціально-демографічних груп населення.

According to a recent KIIS study, 52% of those polled experienced some sort of stressful situation. Compared to 2017, the number of such situations has not changed significantly (it was 53% in 2017). There is a decrease in the total proportion of respondents who felt helpless and lost faith in themselves (17 percentage points in 2018 versus 21 percentage points in 2017), as well as in the proportion of those who lost their job and found themselves without livelihood (11 percent points versus 15 percentage points respectively). At the same time, the share of people who experienced other stressful situations decreased by three percentage points, that is from 16 in 2017 to 13 in 2018.

 

Kyiv, December 21, 2018 - The Ukrainian Health Crisis Media Center hosted a presentation of the results of this year's “Health Index. Ukraine”, initiated by the International Renaissance Foundation, the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology and the School of Public Health of the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy. The purpose of the study is to determine the actual level of satisfaction of Ukrainian citizens with medical care, as well as their experience and behavior in health-related issues. The research is conducted for the third year in a row and allows us to trace changes in the experience, perceptions and attitudes of Ukrainians to individual components of medical reform

The study data was presented by the deputy director of KIIS Victoria Zahozha.

17.7% of respondents answered “yes” to the question "Did you or your family members participate in the “Dostupni liky” program, that allows for pharmacies to provide patients who are suffering from chronic diseases such as asthma, type II diabetes, and cardiovascular diseases with medications for free or for lower price?" Another 79.7% of respondents answered "no", and 2.6% could not answer the question.

• 61.6% of respondents answered yes to the question "Have you or someone in your family signed a contract with your family doctor?" Another 32.4% of respondents answered "no", and 6% couldn't to answer the question;

• In particular, if 71% of women say they have already signed a contract, then among men it's 51%.