推动优质资源下沉，基层中医药服务量占比达51.7% 四川搭建起“金字塔”式中医医疗体系

Core Viewpoint - Sichuan province is actively promoting the development of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) services, enhancing accessibility and quality of care for the local population through various initiatives and infrastructure improvements [5][6][7]. Group 1: Infrastructure Development - By the end of 2024, Sichuan will have 365 TCM medical institutions, with 92.16% of county-level TCM hospitals rated as secondary class A or above [7]. - 100% of community health service centers and township health clinics have established TCM clinics, while 98.8% of village clinics and 100% of community health service stations can provide TCM services [7]. - The first national regional medical center for TCM in Sichuan, Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine Affiliated Hospital Deyang Hospital, is set to be operational by the end of this year [6]. Group 2: Talent Development - Sichuan has optimized policies for the evaluation of senior titles for grassroots TCM practitioners, facilitating the professional growth of local medical staff [8]. - The province has implemented standardized training for TCM general practitioners and assistant general practitioners, enhancing the talent pool in grassroots healthcare [8]. - Currently, 97.2% of village clinics have at least one medical staff member capable of providing TCM services [8]. Group 3: Specialty Development - Sichuan has 80 specialties included in the national TCM specialty construction unit list, ranking first in the country [9]. - The province has allocated special funds to support the development of "two specialties and one center" in 79 county-level TCM hospitals, focusing on local strengths [10]. - Over the past three years, Sichuan has promoted 10 categories of 55 suitable technologies for TCM, training over 330,000 grassroots personnel [10]. Group 4: Resource Allocation - In 2024, Sichuan organized 100 provincial and 1,012 municipal TCM expert teams, along with over 12,000 county and township TCM practitioners, to provide grassroots support [11]. - Major TCM institutions have established collaborative relationships with community health service centers, creating 60 grassroots TCM workstations for talent cultivation [11]. - The province has dispatched 1,142 medical personnel to enhance the capabilities of county-level TCM institutions through various support initiatives [12].