破难点、疏堵点！一组数据看卫健领域为民实事“成绩单”

Core Viewpoint - The National Health Commission of China is implementing various public health service projects aimed at addressing urgent health issues faced by the public, with significant progress reported in multiple areas by 2025 [1] Group 1: Pediatric Services - All 4,845 secondary and tertiary public general hospitals in China now provide pediatric services, enhancing accessibility and capacity for child healthcare [2] Group 2: Mental Health Services - The national psychological assistance hotline 12356 has received over 700,000 calls, with significant increases in the provision of psychological and sleep outpatient services, up 17% and 39% respectively compared to the same period in 2024 [3] Group 3: Medical Testing and Imaging - Over 200 mutual recognition projects for medical testing results have been established among local medical institutions, with 25 provinces having developed provincial-level imaging cloud services, facilitating over 350 million retrievals [4] Group 4: Childcare Services - The number of childcare spots for children under three years old has reached 4.73 per 1,000 population, with over 890,000 new inclusive childcare spots added, and a 29% average decrease in full-day childcare costs [5] Group 5: Dialysis Services - All counties with a population exceeding 100,000 now provide blood dialysis services, with 2.826 million patient visits recorded in counties with previously weak dialysis capabilities [6] Group 6: Refund of Prepaid Medical Fees - Approximately 9 billion yuan in prepaid outpatient fees have been refunded by public hospitals, affecting around 140 million personal accounts, following the cancellation of the outpatient prepayment system [7][8] Group 7: Blood Donation and Fee Waivers - An online platform for cross-province blood fee waivers has been established, processing over 20,000 applications, ensuring that blood donors can access fee waivers regardless of location [8] Group 8: Health Knowledge Dissemination - The National Health Commission has organized 23 health knowledge release conferences focused on seasonal health topics, aiming to enhance public access to health education and information [9]