力争2027年底前实现全国“一张网”“路路通” 异地就医进入“云”影像时代

Core Insights - The National Medical Insurance Administration has officially launched the cross-province retrieval service for medical imaging, allowing patients to access their imaging data without the need for physical films [1][3] - The implementation of the medical imaging cloud aims to resolve long-standing issues faced by patients seeking medical care in different provinces, such as difficulties in retrieving and transporting medical images [1][2] Group 1: Implementation and Benefits - The medical imaging cloud provides higher clarity and completeness compared to traditional physical films, facilitating better diagnosis for doctors [2] - By December 2024, the National Medical Insurance Administration plans to fully implement the medical imaging cloud, standardizing and centralizing the management of imaging data such as CT, MRI, and X-rays [2][3] - As of November 20, 2023, the national medical imaging cloud has indexed 170 million records, indicating significant progress in data management [1] Group 2: Challenges and Solutions - Previous challenges in cross-province retrieval included slow access speeds, difficulties in locating specific patient images, high storage costs, and lack of interoperability between different medical institutions [2][3] - The National Medical Insurance Administration has addressed these issues by creating a unified information platform that covers over 1 million designated medical institutions and 1.3 billion insured individuals [3] Group 3: Security and Future Plans - Patient authorization is required for doctors to access imaging data from different medical institutions, ensuring data security and privacy [3] - The goal is to achieve a nationwide medical imaging cloud network by the end of 2027, expanding access to more provinces and medical institutions [4]