北京：200家医院将实现检查结果互认

Group 1: Healthcare Service Optimization - The city is continuously improving medical services to facilitate patient access to healthcare, with a goal of achieving online sharing and mutual recognition of 181 medical test results and 300 imaging results across 140 medical institutions by the end of 2024 [1][2] - By the end of 2025, the number of hospitals will increase by 60, reaching a total of 200, covering 97% of outpatient visits in secondary and higher medical institutions [1] - Over 600,000 mutual recognitions of medical tests have been completed this year, saving patients nearly 10 million yuan in medical expenses [2] Group 2: Medical Payment and Appointment System - The unified appointment registration platform (referred to as "114 platform") has been in operation for over ten years, providing a comprehensive service loop covering pre-visit, during visit, and post-visit processes [3] - The platform allows for online appointment scheduling, real-time queue monitoring, and direct payment through medical insurance, covering 225 medical institutions for payment services [3] - Patients can also query test results and medical images through the platform, with 172 institutions providing test report queries and 231 institutions for medical imaging [3] Group 3: User Experience Enhancements - The 114 platform has launched 36 new features based on feedback from "user experience officers," improving user engagement and satisfaction [4] - A special initiative has been implemented to combat electronic scalpers, creating a shared database of 36,000 related accounts to ensure fair appointment distribution [4] - An "elderly care version" of the platform has been introduced, featuring larger fonts and simplified processes, along with dedicated phone support for elderly and special groups [4] Group 4: Palliative Care Standards - The city has officially implemented the "Palliative Care Service Standards for Medical Institutions," providing a comprehensive framework for palliative care services [5][6] - The standards emphasize the importance of respecting patient and family rights to information, ensuring their involvement in care planning and execution [6] - The integration of traditional Chinese medicine techniques and meditation therapies into palliative care represents a unique "Beijing model" that can be replicated nationwide [6]