日照市医养结合养老服务发展路径分析

Core Viewpoint - The report emphasizes the need for a national strategy to actively respond to population aging, focusing on the development of elderly care services and industries, particularly in Rizhao City, which aims to enhance the integration of medical and elderly care services [1] Group 1: Government Role and Planning - The government must take the lead in scientifically planning the blueprint for integrated medical and elderly care services, ensuring top-level design and collaboration among relevant departments [2] - Policies should be established to support funding, land use, and utility costs for integrated elderly care services, along with setting industry standards and enhancing supervision [2] Group 2: Attracting Social Participation and Funding - A diversified funding mechanism should be established to implement policies that encourage social forces to invest in elderly care institutions, including increasing operational subsidies and establishing special subsidies for integrated care institutions [3] - The medical insurance system needs to be improved to cover a broader range of elderly medical services and encourage commercial insurance participation, thereby increasing social resources for integrated care [3] - The workforce in elderly care should be expanded, including recognizing volunteer service hours and guiding the public on the necessary care services for the elderly [3] Group 3: Resource Integration - The "Medical Alliance" cooperation model should be promoted to establish partnerships between hospitals and nearby elderly care facilities, ensuring a balance between medical and care resources [4] - Community platforms play a crucial role in connecting elderly care homes with local communities, providing timely medical services and reducing the burden on families [4] Group 4: Professional Workforce Development - Training for staff in elderly care institutions should be enhanced, including the establishment of specialized programs in universities and regular professional training supported by the government [5] - Collaboration with educational institutions should be expanded to provide professional consultations and diverse information services to elderly residents [5][6]