国家卫健委：中外合资合作医疗机构已达60多家

Core Insights - The Chinese government is promoting the experience of medical reform in Sanming, Fujian, to enhance public hospital services and ensure they serve the public good [1][2] - Significant improvements in healthcare services have been reported, including the establishment of appointment-based services in 87% of secondary and above public hospitals [1] - The development of internet healthcare services has expanded, with 3,756 internet hospitals providing convenient access to medical services for residents [2] Group 1 - The State Council has established a coordination mechanism for deepening public hospital reform, with the first meeting held recently to promote the Sanming medical reform experience [1] - Over 5,500 hospitals have set up "one-stop" service centers, and more than 2,000 secondary and above hospitals have adopted multidisciplinary integrated diagnosis and treatment services [1] - 83% of tertiary public hospitals now offer day surgery services, reducing the need for prolonged hospital stays [1] Group 2 - More than 4,000 medical institutions are providing home care services through "Internet + nursing services," with over 60 service items available [2] - The number of internet hospitals has reached 3,756, facilitating access to medical services via mobile devices [2] - Last year, internet hospitals conducted 130 million consultations, significantly easing the burden of healthcare access for the public [2] - There are now over 60 Sino-foreign joint venture medical institutions operating in China to meet diverse healthcare needs [2]