看病将告别胶片！“医保影像云” 系列规范公开征求意见

Core Insights - The National Medical Insurance Administration has released four basic standards for "Medical Insurance Imaging Cloud" to address the challenges faced by patients in carrying and managing film images [1] Group 1: Standards Overview - The four standards include image quality control, software application, infrastructure technology, and imaging personnel and equipment [1] - The core objective of these standards is to accelerate the high-quality construction of the Medical Insurance Imaging Cloud, creating a digital service platform for nationwide storage, retrieval, and access to imaging examination data [1] Group 2: Current Status and Future Goals - As of now, 20 provinces have uploaded nearly 200 million records to the Medical Insurance Imaging Cloud [1] - The National Medical Insurance Administration aims to expand the cross-province sharing of imaging data and achieve a unified national Medical Insurance Imaging Cloud by the end of 2027 [1] Group 3: Pricing and Regulations - The recently issued guidelines clarify that physical films will be separated from the pricing structure, allowing patients to purchase them as needed at zero markup [1] - Digital image processing, uploading, and cloud storage will be included in the pricing of radiological examinations, with penalties for institutions that cannot provide cloud storage [1]