A study of the impact of DIP payment reform on coronary heart disease hospitalization costs and equity.

The initial level of inpatient days for primary hospitals using UEBMI was 9.651 days, showing a non-significant decrease by 0.06 days per month before the DIP reforms, and still showing a decreasing trend after the implementation of the DIP reforms, but at a slower rate than before the reforms.

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The out-of-pocket ratios for URRBMI in tertiary hospitals, on the other hand, showed a trend of increasing in the month after the reform and then decreasing on a monthly basis.

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