新华社北京9月27日电 题：提升全民健康获得感的关键所在——从2025年中国卫生发展论坛看"三 医"协同 "下一步要持续推动中医药融入分级诊疗体系，发挥其在治未病、重大疾病和康复中的独特作 用。"严华国说。 新华社记者 李恒、彭韵佳 推动"三医"协同发展和治理，是深化医改、提升全民健康获得感的关键所在。 9月27日，2025年中国卫生发展论坛在京举行，主题聚焦"'三医'协同发展和治理：跨部门行动与改 革"。相关部门负责人围绕医疗、医保、医药三大体系的深度融合展开深度对话，并探讨下一步发展方 向。 医疗：从"以治病为中心"转向"以健康为中心" 国家卫生健康委副主任、国家疾控局局长沈洪兵指出，"三医"协同不仅是深化医改的重要目标，更 是推动卫生健康事业高质量发展的关键路径。 党的十八大以来，我国医疗卫生服务体系持续优化，全国已设置13个类别26个国家医学中心、125 个国家区域医疗中心和114个省级医疗中心，优质医疗资源不断向中西部和基层下沉。 "当前，全国338个地市（州、盟）实现医学检查结果互认，互认项目超过200项；紧密型城市医疗 集团和县域医共体建设加快，2024年双向转诊人次达3600万，较2020年增 ...

海南产经新观察：乐城先行区，从"政策试验田"到"产业新高地" 中新网海南琼海9月25日电 (记者 张茜翼)2025海南·国际创新药械 "三医协同"可信数据空间共建发布会 近日在海南博鳌乐城国际医疗旅游先行区(简称"乐城先行区")举行，助力乐城先行区加快构建产业新高 地。 图为2025海南·国际创新药械"三医协同"可信数据空间共建发布会举行。 (乐城先行区管理局 供 图) 海南省国际创新药械"三医协同"可信数据空间，已成功获批国家数据局2025年行业可信数据空间创新发 展试点，是全国卫生领域唯一获批的行业可信数据空间试点。该空间将通过技术和运营模式的创新，推 动数据资源交互、建立共识规则，实现多方主体价值共享，解决医疗数据"供不出、流不动、用不好"的 行业共性痛点问题。 琼海市委书记、乐城先行区管理局党委书记周长强表示，海南省国际创新药械"三医协同"可信数据空间 将重点突破医疗数据流通应用的技术痛点和制度问题，进一步提升真实世界数据的完整性与应用价值； 未来乐城先行区将以制度创新为核心，全力打造数字健康领域标杆项目，推动创新药械研发与多中心临 床研究合作，加快构建国际医疗旅游高地。 乐城先行区2013年获准设立 ...

Core Viewpoint - The press conference highlighted the achievements in health and wellness during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, emphasizing improvements in healthcare accessibility, quality, and the overall health of the population [1][3]. Group 1: Healthcare Infrastructure and Services - By the end of 2024, the total number of healthcare institutions in China is expected to reach 1.09 million, with over 90% of residents able to access medical services within 15 minutes [1]. - The healthcare workforce has expanded to 15.78 million by the end of last year, enhancing the quality of health services available to the public [1]. - The health literacy rate among residents increased from 23.2% in 2020 to 31.9% in 2024, reflecting a significant improvement in public health awareness [3]. Group 2: Medical Insurance and Support Policies - Basic medical insurance coverage remains stable at over 1.3 billion people, approximately 95% of the population, reducing the financial burden of medical expenses [4]. - A series of comprehensive policies have been implemented to support childbirth, including extended maternity leave and tax deductions for childcare expenses [4]. - By the end of last year, the number of childcare places reached 4.1 per thousand people, with over 80% of eligible individuals registering for the new childcare subsidy program [4]. Group 3: Focus on Elderly and Child Health - The health needs of the elderly and children are prioritized, with policies aimed at promoting healthy aging and supporting child health development [5]. - As of the end of 2024, there will be one national center for geriatric medicine and six clinical research centers for elderly diseases, with 84.6% of general hospitals having geriatrics departments [5]. - For children, three national pediatric centers and six regional centers have been established, with pediatric physician numbers increasing by 49.3% from 2020 to 2023 [7].

Core Insights - The "14th Five-Year Plan" period has seen significant achievements in health and wellness, with a total of 1.09 million medical institutions expected by the end of 2024, and over 90% of residents able to reach a medical service point within 15 minutes [1] - By the end of last year, the number of health service personnel reached 15.78 million, contributing to improved health services for the public [1] - The average life expectancy of Chinese residents reached 79 years by the end of last year, with an increase of 1.1 years from 2020 [1] Group 1: Strengthening Healthcare System - The health service capacity, accessibility, and equity have continuously improved during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, with health literacy rising from 23.2% in 2020 to 31.9% in 2024 [2] - The establishment of the world's largest disease prevention and control system has been a key focus, emphasizing prevention [2] - The basic medical insurance coverage remains stable at around 95%, covering over 1.3 billion residents, significantly reducing the financial burden of medical expenses [2] Group 2: Support for Child and Elderly Health - The National Health Commission has implemented comprehensive policies to support childbirth and reduce the costs associated with raising children, including tax deductions for childcare expenses [3] - The number of childcare positions reached 4.1 per thousand population by the end of last year, with over 80% of eligible residents registering for childcare subsidies [3] - The health needs of the elderly and children are prioritized, with specific policies aimed at promoting healthy aging and children's health [4] Group 3: Elderly Health Services - By the end of 2024, there will be one national center for geriatric medicine and six clinical research centers for elderly diseases, with 84.6% of comprehensive hospitals having geriatrics departments [5] - The construction of age-friendly medical institutions has been promoted, with 94.4% of secondary and higher public hospitals establishing "green channels" for elderly patients [5] - Approximately 140 million health management services are provided annually for individuals aged 65 and above [6] Group 4: Pediatric Health Services - The establishment of three national children's medical centers and six regional medical centers for children aims to enhance pediatric service capabilities [7] - The number of pediatric practitioners increased by 49.3% from 2020, reaching 243,900, while the number of pediatric beds per thousand children rose by 13.3% to 2.47 [7]

Core Insights - China has established the world's largest disease prevention and control system and medical service system, significantly enhancing service capacity and quality [1][2] Group 1: Disease Prevention and Control System - China has built a comprehensive disease prevention and control system covering all levels from central to county, improving service and guarantee capabilities [1] - The country emphasizes a prevention-first approach, leading to a robust public health infrastructure [1] Group 2: Medical Service System - The medical service system in China is the largest globally, with improvements in service quality and efficiency [1] - Continuous efforts are made to balance medical resource distribution, with a focus on building national and provincial medical centers [1] - By the end of 2024, the total number of medical and health institutions in China is expected to reach 1.09 million, with over 90% of residents able to access medical services within 15 minutes [1] Group 3: Health Outcomes - By the end of 2024, the average life expectancy in China is projected to reach 79 years, with eight provinces exceeding 80 years [2] - There has been a continuous improvement in infant and maternal mortality rates, contributing to the overall enhancement of public health [2] Group 4: Healthcare Financing and Accessibility - Basic medical insurance coverage remains stable at over 1.3 billion residents, with a coverage rate of approximately 95%, reducing the financial burden of medical expenses [2] - Public health service funding has increased to an average of 99 RMB per person [2]

Core Viewpoint - The integration of data is essential for the collaborative development of the "Three Medicines" (medical care, medical insurance, and pharmaceuticals), and enhancing data quality and standards is crucial for effective data utilization in this sector [1][2][3]. Group 1: Data Quality and Standards - Experts emphasize that data is a key element in promoting the collaborative development of the "Three Medicines" [1]. - There is a need to strengthen data quality and establish comprehensive data standards for the "Three Medicines" to facilitate efficient data circulation and utilization [1][2]. - The China Information Communication Research Institute is actively involved in developing technical standards and policies to enhance data classification and privacy protection [1][2]. Group 2: Medical Insurance Data - The quality of medical insurance data is currently the best among the "Three Medicines," with initiatives like the National Smart Medical Insurance Competition promoting cross-regional data integration [2]. - Future efforts should focus on improving the data circulation system and regulatory mechanisms to enhance data quality from the source [2]. - The National Medical Insurance Bureau has mandated that by July 1, 2025, all tertiary hospitals must implement code-based settlements, which will significantly enhance data connectivity across the pharmaceutical supply chain [3]. Group 3: Digital Transformation in Traditional Medicine - The integration of digital technology into traditional Chinese medicine is being prioritized, with policies aimed at promoting "smart traditional Chinese medicine" [4]. - Companies are developing comprehensive models that combine medical technology, data, services, and research to enhance the digital capabilities of traditional medicine [4]. Group 4: Standardization Challenges - The lack of standardized medical data across various departments and regions is a significant challenge for the "Three Medicines" collaboration [5]. - There is a call for the establishment of a national medical terminology system and the promotion of international standards like ICD-11 and SNOMED CT in China [5]. - The focus should be on creating a supportive framework for data conversion while respecting the unique standards of each sector within the "Three Medicines" [5][6]. Group 5: Future Directions - The health sector is recognized as an early adopter of market-oriented data elements, with a commitment to advancing data sharing as a top priority [6]. - The "新华数字经济沙龙" series aims to foster high-level exchanges and discussions on digital economic development, focusing on innovative practices and addressing key issues in the digital economy [6].

Core Viewpoint - Beijing's healthcare reform, inspired by the Sanming model, has shown significant results, including a 12.8 percentage point increase in medical service revenue share and the adjustment of over 8,800 medical service prices [1][2]. Group 1: Efficient Coordination - The establishment of a strong leadership system for the coordinated development of healthcare, medical insurance, and pharmaceuticals ("three medicines") is a core experience from the Sanming reform [2]. - A unified management structure led by a senior city official ensures policy coordination, information sharing, and regulatory collaboration across all 16 districts in Beijing [2]. - A dynamic adjustment mechanism for medical service prices has been implemented, with nearly 400 items adjusted regularly and 134 new items added, leading to a significant increase in medical service revenue [2]. Group 2: Incentivizing Healthcare Personnel - Salary reform is a key aspect of the healthcare reform, aimed at motivating healthcare workers while maintaining the public nature of public hospitals [3]. - A performance-based salary management mechanism has been established, particularly supporting underdeveloped specialties like pediatrics, ensuring their salaries are at least 1.2 times the average salary of the institution [3]. - The focus on optimizing salary structures has resulted in fixed salaries constituting over 50% of total compensation for healthcare workers, providing them with stable income and enabling better patient service [3]. Group 3: Balanced Resource Allocation - Beijing is promoting balanced healthcare resource allocation through three main strategies: "decongestion, filling gaps, and medical alliances" [4]. - The city has successfully decongested over 2,700 hospital beds from central urban areas, with the number of hospital beds per thousand people in new urban areas increasing by approximately 14% since 2020 [4]. - Projects aimed at enhancing pediatric, mental health, traditional Chinese medicine, and infectious disease resources are underway to better match healthcare supply with public health needs [4].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses Beijing's efforts to redistribute high-quality medical resources from central urban areas to achieve balanced healthcare access across the city, highlighting various initiatives and projects undertaken since the 14th Five-Year Plan began. Group 1: Government Initiatives - Beijing has established nine major projects, including the Anzhen Hospital Tongzhou Branch and the Friendship Hospital Shunyi Branch, resulting in the relocation of over 2,700 hospital beds from central urban areas [1] - The city has built 62 comprehensive medical alliances and 122 specialized medical alliances, covering over 600 and 200 medical institutions respectively, creating a comprehensive healthcare service network [1] Group 2: Community and Grassroots Efforts - The Beijing Tiantan Hospital has implemented a dual-direction referral mechanism, introducing experts from tertiary hospitals to community settings and establishing specialized departments for various health issues, managing 389 types of diseases [2] - Over the past three years, community healthcare institutions have seen an average annual treatment volume of nearly 20 million, with significant financial investment in health services [2] Group 3: Technological Innovations - The city has developed the "Jingtong" convenient service platform, enabling mutual recognition of medical test results across 152 hospitals, benefiting nearly 700,000 patients since January [3] - The establishment of regional medical imaging centers and AI cloud diagnosis platforms has facilitated over 30,000 remote image readings annually, showcasing the integration of technology in healthcare [3]

Core Viewpoint - Beijing has upgraded the "Sanming model" of medical reform to the "Beijing plan," focusing on a government-led approach, public investment, price and salary reforms, resource allocation, and information technology support [1][2][10] Group 1: Government-led Coordination - The Beijing government has established a centralized decision-making body for "three medical" coordination, with a unified leadership structure overseeing medical, insurance, and pharmaceutical sectors [2][3] - Monthly meetings are held to monitor key tasks in the "three medical" fields, enhancing policy coordination and regulatory collaboration [1][2] Group 2: Resource Allocation and Infrastructure - Beijing is addressing the uneven distribution of medical resources by promoting the relocation of quality medical services from central urban areas to suburban regions, with over 184 billion yuan invested in major projects [4][6] - The number of hospital beds per thousand people in suburban areas has increased by approximately 14% from 4.6 to 5.3 beds since 2020 [4] Group 3: Financial Support and Pricing Reforms - The government has committed over 60 billion yuan annually to public health services, with 25.6% of this funding directed towards grassroots healthcare institutions [6][7] - A dynamic pricing adjustment mechanism has been established, resulting in a 12.8 percentage point increase in medical service revenue share compared to pre-reform levels [7] Group 4: Strengthening Grassroots Healthcare - Beijing has implemented measures to enhance the capabilities of community health services, including increasing personnel and improving infrastructure, with over 23 billion yuan invested since 2023 [8][9] - The city has developed the "Jing Tong" service platform to streamline medical processes and improve patient access to healthcare services [9]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the news highlights the significant role of Chengzhi Dandong Hospital in advancing high-end medical equipment development and promoting the high-quality development of the regional medical, medical insurance, and pharmaceutical sectors [1][7] Group 2 - The launch of a national-level project aimed at addressing the "bottleneck" issues in domestic radiotherapy equipment, focusing on the development of an integrated intelligent radiotherapy system to enhance precision and reduce treatment costs [2][3] - The project kickoff meeting was attended by key figures from the health sector, including officials from the Dandong Health Commission and experts from various medical institutions, indicating the project's high significance and collaborative nature [2][3] Group 3 - A seminar on "Three Medical Collaborations" was held to create a platform for academic exchange among hospitals, aiming to improve management levels in the context of coordinated development of medical services, insurance, and pharmaceuticals [4][5] - The seminar featured discussions on critical topics such as medical insurance supervision, DRG payment reform, and drug procurement, with participation from over 140 experts from various hospitals [4][5][6] Group 4 - The successful hosting of these two significant events demonstrates Chengzhi Dandong Hospital's commitment to addressing national strategic needs and enhancing the regional healthcare service system [7]