2258|BAROMETER ON THE HEALTH SYSTEM 1996-1997 (3 RD WAVE)

— Area considered to be of greatest interest to citizens: defense, education, health, housing, pensions, transport or citizen security. — Opinion on the Spanish health system. — Health insurance of which it is the holder or beneficiary. — Type of health card held: individual or family booklet. — Possibility of going to more than one doctor of general medicine, in the case of being a beneficiary on more than one card or Social Security card. — Knowledge of the name of the general medical doctor who usually treats you in the public primary care center. — Type of medical service, public or private, that you would use in case you need to go to: general medicine/pediatrics, specialist consultations, hospital admission and emergencies. Service used the last time he resorted to public and private health. — Time that has elapsed since you last used a public health service and a private one. Main reasons for its use. — Specialty that he attended the last time this year, in public and private health. — Scale of satisfaction with various aspects of the care received in public health in: consultations of general medicine/pediatrics, in specialised care and in hospitals. — Stay of the interviewee or a member of the household in a public hospital. Assignment of a doctor responsible for your illness. Time that has elapsed since the last time you were admitted to a public hospital. — Scale of assessment of the information provided by public health services. — Number of complaints submitted to public health. — Last complaint submitted, type of health center and reason for the complaint, complaint procedure used and resolution thereof. — Reason for never filing a complaint. — Opinion on the evolution of the demand and supply of public health services in the last ten years. Services where supply should be increased. — Evaluation of the amount of money that the State allocates to health care. — Agreement that the State would spend less on health care if it had to reduce public spending. — Opinion on the degree of current demand of Spaniards with health services compared to that of ten years ago. — Phrase that best expresses its opinion on who is the main responsible (health administration or citizens) for solving healthcare needs. — Knowledge of the method of financing public health care. — Opinion on whether the current form of health financing is the most socially just. — Evaluation of the health benefits you receive compared to what you pay in taxes. — Opinion on whether public health provides the same services to all citizens regardless of their place of residence, age, social level and type of illness. — Number of trips made in the last year outside your community. — Health care provision measures that you usually take during your travels in Spain and abroad. — Use of a health service in any of the trips made in the last year. Place, reason, type of service to which he attended and type of service in which he was served. — Scale of satisfaction with the health care service you received on your travels. Comparison with the service in your place of residence. — Scale of political ideology. — Social status of the interviewee and head of household. — Number of people living in the interviewee’s home.