Objective: To investigate the current status and influencing factors of physicians' knowledge, attitudes, and practices (KAP) regarding the implementation of the centralized volume-based drug procurement (CVBP) policy in Leshan. Methods: A structured questionnaire based on the KAP theoretical framework was developed. An online cross-sectional survey was conducted using snowball sampling method. Multivariate logistic regression analysis was employed to identify the influencing factors. Results: A total of 251 valid questionnaires were collected. Physicians who had received CVBP training (60.96%) and those with junior professional titles (28.69%) had significantly higher KAP scores (P<0.01). Awareness was highest for “priority use of CVBP drugs and agreed procurement volume” (88.45%) and lowest for the “retained surplus incentive mechanism” (54.98%). While 79.28% of physicians acknowledged the policy’s role in reducing patient financial burden, only 39.04% expressed confidence in the efficacy of CVBP drugs. Although 88.05% reported preferentially prescribing CVBP drugs, only 68.13% proactively counseled patients about them. Multivariate analysis revealed that higher knowledge scores positively influenced both attitudes and prescribing practices (all OR<1, P<0.01), Conversely, concerns about “low price–low quality”, senior professional titles, and higher academic degrees negatively influenced attitudes (all OR>1, P<0.05). Conclusion: The overall KAP level of physicians regarding CVBP policy remains suboptimal. Knowledge is a key driver of favorable attitudes and behaviors. Targeted dissemination of policy information and real-world evidence is recommended to enhance policy effectiveness.
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| DOI | 10.11648/j.sd.20251306.13 |
| Page(s) | 121-124 |
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Physicians, CVBP, KAP, Influencing Factors
项目 | 人数(%) | KAP评分 | 知识评分 | 态度评分 | 行为评分 |
性别 | |||||
男 | 115 (45.82) | 52[45, 58] | 5[3, 6] | 32[27, 36] | 16[15, 19] |
女 | 136 (54.18) | 53[47, 58] | 5[3, 6] | 32[27, 36] | 16[15, 18] |
年龄(岁) | |||||
≤25 | 9 (3.59) | 58[42, 71] | 6[2, 6] | 36[29, 45] | 16[15, 20] |
26~35 | 74 (29.48) | 52[43, 58] | 5[3, 6] | 32[26, 36] | 16[15, 20] |
36~45 | 80 (31.87) | 53[45, 56] | 5[3, 6] | 31[27, 35] | 16[16, 18] |
46~55 | 67 (26.69) | 53[48, 58] | 6[3, 6] | 32[28, 36] | 16[15, 18] |
>55 | 21 (8.37) | 58[48, 62] | 6[3, 6] | 35[29, 36] | 16[15, 20] |
学历 | |||||
大专 | 55 (21.91) | 53[49, 59] | 5[3, 6] | 34[30, 36] | 16[15, 20] |
本科 | 164 (65.34) | 53[45, 58] | 5[3, 6] | 32[27, 36] | 16[15, 19] |
硕士及以上 | 32 (12.75) | 50[45, 55] | 5[3, 6] | 30[27, 32] | 16[15, 18] |
职称 | |||||
初级 | 72 (28.69) | 55[51, 59] | 5[3, 6] | 35[32, 36] | 16[15, 20] |
中级 | 103 (41.04) | 50[43, 57] | 4[2, 6] | 30[26, 35] | 16[15, 19] |
高级 | 76 (30.28) | 52[48, 58] | 6[4, 6] | 32[27, 36] | 16[16, 19] |
医院等级 | |||||
二级及以下 | 130 (51.79) | 53[49, 58] | 5[3, 6] | 33[28, 36] | 16[16, 20] |
三级 | 121 (48.21) | 52[44, 58] | 5[3, 6] | 31[26, 36] | 16[15, 19] |
工作年限(年) | |||||
≤5 | 31 (12.35) | 54[47, 59] | 5[3, 6] | 34[29, 36] | 16[16, 20] |
6~10 | 50 (19.92) | 51[44, 59] | 5[3, 6] | 32[26, 36] | 16[15, 20] |
11~20 | 84 (33.47) | 53[45, 57] | 5[3, 6] | 32[27, 35] | 16[16, 19] |
>20 | 86 (34.26) | 53[48, 58] | 6[3, 6] | 32[28, 36] | 16[15, 18] |
集采培训 | |||||
是 | 153 (60.96) | 54[48, 59] | 6[4, 6] | 33[27, 36] | 16[16, 19] |
否 | 98 (39.04) | 51[44, 56] | 3[2, 5] | 31[27, 36] | 16[15, 18] |
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APA Style
Qin, X., Liu, Y., Zheng, Z., Zeng, Z., Li, B. (2025). Analysis of the Implementation Status and Influencing Factors of Centralized Volume-Based Drug Procurement Policy from the Perspective of Physicians. Science Discovery, 13(6), 121-124. https://doi.org/10.11648/j.sd.20251306.13
ACS Style
Qin, X.; Liu, Y.; Zheng, Z.; Zeng, Z.; Li, B. Analysis of the Implementation Status and Influencing Factors of Centralized Volume-Based Drug Procurement Policy from the Perspective of Physicians. Sci. Discov. 2025, 13(6), 121-124. doi: 10.11648/j.sd.20251306.13
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