“十四五”期间青海累计建设中（藏）医馆439个

Core Insights - The Qinghai Province has made significant advancements in the development of traditional Chinese (Tibetan) medicine since the start of the 14th Five-Year Plan, focusing on enhancing service capabilities, talent development, cultural promotion, and research innovation [1][2] Group 1: Policy and Infrastructure Development - The province has implemented major projects such as national traditional medicine regional medical centers and flagship hospitals, with steady progress in the construction of smart traditional medicine hospitals [1] - A total of 60 comprehensive hospitals and 29 maternal and child health institutions are now providing traditional (Tibetan) medicine services, representing 95% and 55.8% of these institutions respectively [1] - The construction of 439 traditional (Tibetan) medicine clinics has been completed, achieving full coverage in grassroots medical and health institutions [1] Group 2: Cultural Promotion and Education - The province has established 17 provincial-level cultural education and publicity bases for traditional (Tibetan) medicine and has launched a series of activities to promote traditional medicine culture [1] - Collaborative activities with Mongolia and participation in international expos have been conducted to promote traditional (Tibetan) medicine culture and its unique advantages [1] Group 3: Research and Development - The provincial hospitals and research institutes are actively involved in the construction of a high-altitude medical research center, forming a collaborative research system [2] - A national project has been initiated to classify and code Tibetan medicine diseases, with 3,036 disease names included, currently awaiting approval from the National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine [2] - Over 3,000 ancient Tibetan medicine texts have been collected, with more than 1,700 published, including the "Tibetan Medicine Encyclopedia," which is the largest collection of Tibetan medicine literature in China [2]