Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the significant growth and development of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) services in China, emphasizing the establishment of a comprehensive TCM service system that enhances accessibility and quality of care for the population [1][2]. Group 1: TCM Service Accessibility - By the end of 2024, the total number of TCM consultations in China is projected to reach 1.66 billion, supported by an efficient healthcare service system [1]. - Approximately 42,000 TCM clinics are expected to be established, covering over 96% of community health service centers and township hospitals [2]. - More than 99% of community health service centers and township hospitals will provide TCM services, with about 91% of secondary and higher public hospitals having TCM clinical departments [2]. Group 2: Quality and Resource Expansion - The establishment of TCM national regional medical centers aims to expand high-quality TCM resources and ensure equitable distribution, with over 240 key specialties developed in under-resourced areas [4]. - More than 1,200 new medical technologies have been introduced, enhancing the diagnostic and treatment capabilities for complex and severe cases [4]. - New types of medical alliances are being formed to promote TCM specialties and improve collaboration between TCM and Western medicine [4]. Group 3: Enhancing TCM Service Capabilities - A total of 1,158 national TCM specialty departments have been selected to improve clinical efficacy and enhance specialty diagnostic capabilities [5]. - The usage rates of traditional Chinese medicine in various patient care scenarios have increased, with the use of Chinese herbal medicine reaching 76.29% and non-drug therapies at 88.33% [6]. - The focus on pediatric, geriatric, and rehabilitation services is being strengthened, with initiatives targeting specific health issues in children and adolescents [6].

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the optimization of China's traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) service system during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, highlighting the increasing accessibility and quality of TCM services for the public [1]. Group 1: TCM Service Network Expansion - By the end of 2024, the total number of TCM consultations in China is projected to reach 1.66 billion, supported by a robust healthcare service system [1]. - Approximately 42,000 TCM clinics will be established nationwide, covering over 96% of community health service centers and township hospitals [2]. - More than 99% of community health service centers and township hospitals will provide TCM services, with about 96% of counties having county-run TCM medical institutions [2]. Group 2: Quality Resource Distribution - The establishment of TCM national regional medical centers aims to enhance the distribution of quality TCM resources, particularly in under-resourced areas [4]. - As of March this year, over 240 key specialties have been developed in TCM national regional medical centers, with more than 1,200 new medical technologies introduced [4]. - New medical alliances and integrated service networks are being formed to improve TCM service delivery at the grassroots level [4]. Group 3: Enhancing TCM Service Capabilities - A total of 1,158 national TCM specialty departments have been selected to improve clinical efficacy and specialty diagnostic capabilities [5]. - The construction of key TCM hospitals is being prioritized to promote the development of specialized services [5]. - The usage rates of TCM treatments in public hospitals have significantly increased, with rates for traditional Chinese medicine decoction pieces reaching 76.29% [6].