国家中医药局：正开展儿童青少年近视、肥胖中医药干预试点

Core Viewpoint - The National Health Commission of China is promoting the integration of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) into the healthcare system, focusing on enhancing services for key demographics such as youth, women, and the elderly [1][2]. Group 1: TCM Integration and Services - TCM has been fully integrated into the Healthy China initiative, with the National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine providing health services to over 154 million elderly individuals [1]. - Nationwide, there is full coverage of pediatric services in public TCM hospitals, with over 1,300 maternal and child health institutions establishing TCM departments [1]. - More than 83% of secondary and higher public TCM hospitals have established departments for geriatric care, and 128 pilot elderly TCM health centers have been launched to improve regional service capabilities [1]. Group 2: Strengthening TCM Infrastructure - The National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine is leading the development of a TCM action plan under the Medical and Health Strong Foundation Project, aiming to enhance service capabilities and infrastructure in county-level TCM hospitals and grassroots healthcare institutions [2]. - The plan includes increasing the proportion of TCM practitioners in township health centers and community health service centers to 25% by optimizing talent recruitment and retention strategies [2]. - By 2030, the goal is for 100% of township health centers and community health service centers to offer at least 15 types of TCM techniques [2]. Group 3: Future Directions - The National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine will summarize and promote successful local experiences, creating model cities and counties for grassroots TCM work to meet the health service needs of urban and rural residents [3].