薛城创新“1+3+10+N”模式，打造温暖贴心的医疗保障体系

Core Viewpoint - The health services in Xuecheng District have significantly improved, focusing on enhancing the quality and accessibility of medical resources, thereby increasing public satisfaction and health outcomes [1][2][3]. Group 1: Healthcare Infrastructure Development - The district has established 2 regional medical sub-centers, 4 community hospitals, and 10 grassroots medical institutions that meet the "Quality Service Grassroots Action" standards [2]. - A total of 32 model village health rooms have been constructed, and 147 village health rooms have been renovated according to the "Five Guarantees and Three Enhancements" standards [2]. - The district has implemented a tightly-knit medical community model, integrating various healthcare facilities to improve service delivery and patient management [2][3]. Group 2: Health Services and Community Engagement - The district has launched initiatives to enhance family doctor services, forming 246 service teams with a general population signing rate of 64.13% and a key population signing rate of 75.56% [3]. - Free screenings for cervical and breast cancer have reached over 19,000 women, achieving a coverage rate of 93.07% for the target population [4]. - The district has established 38 institutions providing infant care services, with a total of 2,365 available spots for children under three years old [4]. Group 3: Patient-Centric Initiatives - The district has introduced various convenience measures, such as "one registration for three days" and weekend outpatient services without registration fees, benefiting over 100,000 people [5]. - Remote medical services have been established, providing over 16,000 remote consultations to grassroots communities [5]. - The district has implemented a comprehensive medical insurance service network, with 346 insurance service stations created to facilitate access to healthcare [6]. Group 4: Quality Control and Compliance - The district has strengthened medical ethics education and conducted special rectification actions to ensure compliance among healthcare workers [6]. - A total of 360 medical institutions have been supervised, with 12 cases of non-compliance being investigated [3][6]. - The district has established a patient feedback mechanism, achieving a 100% processing rate for public complaints [6].