去年山东卫生健康“8+10”民生实事见效

Core Viewpoint - The Shandong Provincial Health Commission is focused on enhancing public health services by implementing a series of initiatives aimed at improving accessibility, quality, and efficiency of healthcare for the population by 2025 [2][5]. Group 1: Key Initiatives for Public Health Services - The province aims to achieve full coverage of pediatric services in township health centers and community health service centers, building on existing services in secondary and tertiary hospitals [3]. - A standardized psychological assistance hotline has been established, with a target of serving over 75,000 individuals by 2025, alongside the implementation of psychological and sleep clinics across various public mental health institutions [3]. - The number of mutual recognition projects for medical testing has increased to 429, with 1,468 medical institutions connected to a shared platform, facilitating over 15 million mutual recognition tests [3]. - There are over 8,300 childcare service institutions in the province, with a total of more than 485,000 childcare spots, achieving a ratio of over 4.8 spots per thousand people [3]. - Starting March 31, 2025, all public medical institutions will stop charging outpatient prepayment fees, and by June 30, 2025, the inpatient prepayment amount for insured patients will be reduced to the average personal payment level for the same disease [3]. - All counties will provide blood dialysis services, ensuring that residents can access standardized dialysis care locally [3]. - A system for online processing of blood fee exemptions has been established, with over 70,000 cases expected to benefit from fee reductions amounting to 38.365 million yuan by 2025 [3]. - The province will host 93 health knowledge dissemination events and nearly 80,000 grassroots health education activities to promote health literacy [3]. Group 2: Additional Health Initiatives - The province plans to upgrade 21,000 village health clinics and has already improved 31,000 facilities according to the "five guarantees and three enhancements" standard [4]. - An electronic vaccination certificate system has been fully implemented, with 1,592 million individuals binding their vaccination records and 13.57 million electronic certificates issued [4]. - A provincial pilot program for traditional Chinese medicine interventions for scoliosis in children and adolescents has screened over 10.768 million students, achieving a screening coverage rate of 70% [4]. - Free prenatal screening and screening for four genetic metabolic diseases in newborns will be conducted, targeting over 90% for prenatal screening and nearly 98% for newborn disease screening by 2025 [4]. - The province will provide free HPV vaccinations and health education for eligible girls, aiming for 261,000 doses administered and over 95% awareness of cervical cancer prevention knowledge [4]. - Free cancer screenings for cervical and breast cancer will be offered to low-income women aged 35-64, with a coverage rate exceeding 90% [4]. - A comprehensive colorectal cancer prevention program will be implemented, with 200,000 screenings completed for high-risk populations [4]. - The construction of geriatric hospitals and rehabilitation facilities will be accelerated, achieving full coverage of public geriatric hospitals at the municipal level [4]. - The "Ruyun Emergency" system will be enhanced, with 569 ambulances upgraded to "5G+Ruyun Emergency" vehicles [4]. - A smart shared traditional Chinese medicine pharmacy system will be established, providing online herbal medicine services [4]. Group 3: Future Plans - Shandong will continue to focus on improving public welfare and health services, planning to implement a series of "8+10" initiatives in 2026 to address urgent public health needs and enhance overall health service satisfaction [5].