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Core Viewpoint - The National Health Commission of China has initiated the 2025 health service project focusing on addressing urgent public health needs, with significant progress reported in pediatric services, mental health support, mutual recognition of medical test results, and dialysis services [2][3][6][7][10]. Pediatric Services - The pediatric service network has been rapidly improved, with 1,877 tertiary public hospitals and 2,936 secondary public hospitals providing pediatric services as of June 30 [6] - Over 80% of grassroots medical institutions can now offer pediatric services, addressing the uneven distribution of pediatric medical resources [6] - A collaborative network involving 50 medical institutions has been established to enhance pediatric care accessibility [6] Mental Health Services - The 12356 psychological assistance hotline has received over 22,700 calls since its launch, averaging about 125 calls per day, serving as a critical support for individuals in distress [7] - Nationwide, the hotline has handled nearly 500,000 calls, with 330 cities providing psychological outpatient services [8] - In Shandong province, 93.4% of counties have established standardized mental health and sleep clinics, with extensive training programs for mental health professionals [8] Mutual Recognition of Medical Test Results - The mutual recognition of medical test results has been implemented in Shandong province, allowing patients to save costs and avoid redundant tests [9] - As of now, 1,049 medical institutions are connected to the provincial mutual recognition platform, covering all secondary and above public hospitals [9] - Nationwide, over 312 cities have initiated mutual recognition projects, enhancing the quality of medical testing services [9] Dialysis Services - Dialysis services have been expanded to county-level hospitals, significantly reducing travel time and costs for patients [10] - In counties with a population over 100,000, 1,614 counties now provide dialysis services, with ongoing efforts to equip more counties [10] - A total of 2,657 county-level hospitals have upgraded their facilities, serving over 19.86 million patients [10]