Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the news is the introduction of four local health standards in Guangxi, aimed at improving occupational health and safety in specific industries, which will take effect on March 30, 2026 [1][2] - The standards include guidelines for the prevention and control of occupational disease hazards in stainless steel production and lead-zinc, copper smelting industries, focusing on engineering and personal protective measures [1] - The "Internet + Nursing Services" standard outlines a model for providing nursing care to discharged patients and those with mobility issues, enhancing home care services [1] Group 2 - The "Medical Helicopter Emergency Transfer Standard" is the first local standard in Guangxi for air medical rescue, detailing specific requirements for each stage of helicopter emergency transfer [2] - This standard is significant for promoting the large-scale development of medical helicopter emergency rescue and improving the medical rescue system in the region [2]

Core Viewpoint - The "Action Plan for Enhancing Elderly Care Service Capacity" has been jointly released by four departments, aiming to address the urgent demand for elderly care services in China as the population aged 60 and above is projected to reach 310 million by the end of 2024, accounting for 22% of the total population [1][5]. Group 1: Action Plan Goals - By 2027, the plan aims to effectively expand elderly care resources, improve the elderly care service system covering institutions, communities, and home care, enhance the service capacity of personnel, and continuously improve the quality and accessibility of elderly care services [10][11]. Group 2: Key Tasks - The plan outlines six key tasks: 1. Expand the supply of elderly care resources 2. Strengthen the construction of the elderly care service system 3. Diversify elderly care service models 4. Improve the service capacity of elderly care personnel 5. Ensure the quality and safety of elderly care services 6. Enhance elderly medical care services [11][12][13][14][15][16][17]. Group 3: Resource Supply and System Construction - Local health authorities are encouraged to plan and increase elderly care service supply based on the aging population and service demand, with a focus on establishing nursing homes or centers in cities with significant elderly populations [12][11]. - A collaborative model among medical institutions is to be developed to extend elderly care services from institutions to communities and home settings, with a target of having 90% of community health service centers and township hospitals staffed by qualified nurses by 2027 [12][11]. Group 4: Service Diversification and Technology Integration - The plan promotes the use of "Internet + Nursing Services" to provide professional home care for elderly patients with mobility issues, leveraging information technology and encouraging the application of artificial intelligence in elderly care [14][13]. Group 5: Personnel Training and Quality Assurance - Training programs for elderly care personnel are to be implemented, aiming for 95% participation in training by 2027, while ensuring quality control and monitoring of care services through various safety indicators [15][16]. Group 6: Continuous Improvement of Services - Medical institutions are required to enhance elderly care services continuously, focusing on personalized care based on the specific needs of elderly patients, and improving the overall experience of elderly patients in medical settings [17][16].

Core Viewpoint - The "Action Plan for Enhancing Elderly Care Service Capacity" has been jointly released by four government departments in China, aiming to address the urgent demand for elderly care services as the population aged 60 and above is projected to reach 310 million by the end of 2024, accounting for 22% of the total population [1][5][7]. Group 1: Key Tasks - The plan outlines six key tasks: expanding elderly care resource supply, strengthening the elderly care service system, diversifying elderly care service models, improving the service capacity of elderly care personnel, ensuring the quality and safety of elderly care services, and enhancing elderly medical care services [1][9][10][14][15]. Group 2: Resource Expansion - It encourages the establishment of at least one nursing home or center in major cities with a significant elderly population and promotes the increase of elderly care service beds in grassroots medical institutions based on local needs [2][9]. Group 3: Service System Construction - The plan aims to create an integrated elderly care service model that extends from institutions to communities and home care, ensuring a comprehensive care system that addresses acute, chronic, and end-of-life care needs [10][12]. Group 4: Training and Capacity Building - By 2027, the plan targets that 95% of elderly care professional nurses in the region will have participated in training programs to enhance their service capabilities [13]. Group 5: Quality Assurance - The plan emphasizes the importance of monitoring key quality indicators in elderly care services, such as the incidence of pressure injuries and unplanned extubations, to ensure safety and quality in care delivery [14]. Group 6: Implementation and Coordination - Local health authorities are tasked with integrating the elderly care service enhancement into their agendas, coordinating resources, and collaborating with insurance departments to support the development of the elderly care service system [16].

在提升老年护理服务方面，天津市在全国范围内率先推行《老年护理标准化病房建设标准》，依此建成 37个标准化病房，将老年护理从传统的经验模式，引领至标准化发展轨道。同步推进就医环境适老化改 造，降低老年人意外风险；开展综合评估，实现早期预警、精准照护、健康教育、出院准备服务，及延 续性护理的一体化服务模式，让老年患者切实享受到全程连续、优质温暖的专业照护。此外，积极开 展"互联网+护理服务"，提供更加便捷的护理服务，满足老年患者的居家护理需求。 天津：全面推行住院免陪照护模式 护理服务提质惠民 中新网天津12月10日电 (江莹)天津市政府新闻办10日举行高质量完成"十四五"规划系列主题新闻发布会 ——市卫生健康委专场。天津市护理质控中心主任田丽表示，"十四五"以来，天津积极应对人口老龄化 挑战，在加强队伍建设、提升老年护理服务、推进免陪照护等领域取得突破性进展，切实增强了人民群 众就医获得感。 图为新闻发布会现场。(天津市政府新闻办供图) 在建设高素质专业化护理队伍方面，天津市着力从"扩总量"与"提质量"上双向发力。截至目前，全市注 册护士总数已超过5.4万人。通过常态化护理管理与专业培训，培育了老年护理、急救等 ...

Core Points - The Yulin First Hospital Suide Branch is accelerating the construction of a regional medical center in the southern counties, utilizing the "Internet + Nursing Service" platform to enhance maternal and infant health services [1][3] - The hospital is sending specialized obstetric nurses to provide home heel blood sampling services for newborns recently discharged from Zizhou County, addressing challenges faced by families in remote areas [1][3] - This initiative is part of a broader strategy to ensure timely screening for genetic metabolic diseases in newborns, which is crucial within 48 hours to 7 days after birth [1] Group 1 - The hospital's cross-city home service exemplifies the transformation of regional medical center achievements into convenient services for the public, ensuring timely newborn disease screening [3] - The integration of "Internet + Nursing Service" with the five major centers aims to expand maternal and infant care and chronic disease management services, benefiting grassroots communities in the southern counties [3]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the emergence and challenges of "online nursing" services in China, highlighting the growing demand for home care among the elderly and disabled populations, while also addressing the barriers to widespread adoption and utilization of these services [4][20]. Development of Online Nursing Services - The "online nursing" service was officially introduced in February 2019 with a pilot program launched by the National Health Commission in six provinces, focusing on elderly and disabled individuals [5]. - By January 2021, the service expanded nationwide, with over 3,000 providers participating [5]. - In Ningbo, the service volume reached 52,000 home visits in 2023, with an expected increase to 94,000 in 2024, reflecting an over 80% year-on-year growth [7]. Market Dynamics and Service Models - The online nursing service has developed into two main models: public hospital-based and platform-based services. The former is provided by hospital nurses during their off-hours, while the latter is operated by third-party companies that offer more flexible service options [8][9]. - The service primarily targets vulnerable groups, particularly the elderly with disabilities, who often face difficulties accessing traditional medical care [11]. Challenges in Adoption - Despite high demand and supportive policies, the service faces low participation from nurses, with only two out of 18 nurses in a trial hospital in Changsha engaging in the service [15]. - Factors contributing to low participation include heavy workloads, lack of financial incentives, and safety concerns for nurses providing home care [15][16]. Economic Barriers - The pricing structure for online nursing services varies significantly, with public hospital services costing between 300 to 500 yuan per visit, while platform-based services can range from 200 to over 1,000 yuan, often without insurance coverage [16][17]. - The lack of integration into national health insurance systems limits accessibility for low-income elderly individuals, exacerbating the issue of affordability [16][18]. Future Outlook - The introduction of the National Long-Term Care Insurance Service Project Directory in September 2025 aims to address payment challenges and promote the widespread adoption of online nursing services [18]. - The article emphasizes that the success of online nursing services hinges on the establishment of a robust payment system and the integration of these services into existing healthcare frameworks [20].

Core Insights - The rise of "online nurses" offers a convenient solution for patients needing home care services, but faces challenges in widespread adoption despite strong demand and supportive policies [1][20] Policy and Development - The "online nurse" service was officially introduced in February 2019 with pilot programs in six provinces, focusing on elderly and disabled patients [1][2] - Guangdong province quickly implemented a plan that included nine cities in the Greater Bay Area, integrating basic medical services into insurance coverage, setting a precedent for other regions [2][19] - By January 2021, the service expanded nationwide, with over 3,000 medical institutions offering more than 60 types of essential care services [2] Market Growth and Demand - In Ningbo, the service saw significant growth, with home care visits increasing from 52,000 in 2023 to 94,000 in 2024, reflecting an over 80% year-on-year growth [4] - Approximately 45 million elderly individuals in China are disabled or cognitively impaired, with 90% requiring home care, indicating a substantial market for online nursing services [10] Service Models - The online nursing service operates under two main models: public hospital-based and platform-based, each with distinct operational characteristics and regulatory compliance [8][9] - Public hospital models utilize hospital staff for home care, while platform models leverage third-party companies to connect nurses with patients, offering more flexible service options [8] Challenges in Adoption - Despite high demand, the service struggles with low nurse participation due to heavy workloads in hospitals and concerns over income stability and career advancement in platform models [14][15] - Safety concerns for nurses, particularly female staff, when providing home care services contribute to low engagement [16] Economic Barriers - The pricing structure for online nursing services varies significantly, with public hospital services often costing between 300 to 500 yuan per visit, while platform services can range from 200 to over 1,000 yuan, limiting access for low-income elderly patients [16][18] - The lack of comprehensive insurance coverage for these services further exacerbates the financial burden on families, hindering widespread adoption [17][19] Future Outlook - The introduction of a national long-term care insurance service project in September 2025 aims to address payment challenges and enhance the viability of online nursing services [19] - As the aging population grows, the demand for home care services is expected to increase, positioning online nursing as a critical component of the healthcare system [20]

Core Insights - The company reported a revenue of 179 million yuan for the first half of 2025, with a 41.4% year-on-year growth in nursing services, becoming a new growth engine for the business [1] - The adjusted net loss narrowed by 25.1% year-on-year to 38.4 million yuan [1] - The company has established a "city cloud hospital platform" as its core business model, connecting over 36,000 medical institutions, including 3,303 hospitals, and 147,000 doctors [1][2] Nursing Services - Nursing services revenue reached 34.62 million yuan, a significant increase of 41.4% year-on-year [2] - Home nursing service visits exceeded 218,000, growing by 53.1% year-on-year [2] - The "Yujian Nursing at Home" platform in Henan province has connected 553 medical institutions, with a 41.4% year-on-year increase, and 53,000 nurses with over 5 years of clinical experience, a 70.9% increase [1][2] Medical Services - The company optimized low-profit business units and focused on specialized operations of internet hospitals, achieving a medical services revenue of 69.83 million yuan [2] - Internet medical service visits reached 2.06 million [2] Health Management - Health management services revenue was 74.15 million yuan, reflecting a 10.5% year-on-year growth, with service visits exceeding 205,000, a 28.1% increase [2] - The company is developing a "1+N" one-stop health management service and an AI-driven tracking system [2] Future Outlook - The company aims to accelerate the construction of a nationwide "home medical care service" network, leveraging its city cloud hospital platform for scalable replication and profit acceleration [3]

Core Insights - The company reported a revenue of 179 million yuan for the first half of 2025, with a significant year-on-year growth of 41.4% in nursing services, becoming a new growth engine for the business. The adjusted net loss narrowed by 25.1% to 38.4 million yuan [1] - The company operates a "city cloud hospital platform" with over 36,000 medical institutions connected, including 3,303 hospitals, marking a 24.5% year-on-year increase. The number of registered doctors and nurses also saw growth, with 147,000 doctors (up 8.0%) and 145,000 nurses (up 34.1%) [1] Nursing Services - The home nursing service segment experienced robust growth, with nursing service revenue reaching 34.62 million yuan, a substantial increase of 41.4% year-on-year. Home nursing service visits exceeded 218,000, reflecting a 53.1% increase, while nursing consultation services reached over 166,000 visits, up 12.9% [1] - The "Yujian Nursing at Home" platform in Henan province has expanded its influence, connecting with 553 medical institutions (up 41.4%) and registering 53,000 nurses (up 70.9%) with over five years of clinical experience [1] Healthcare Services - The company has optimized low-profit business units within its healthcare services, focusing on specialized operations for internet hospitals and building a digital healthcare service system. The healthcare services revenue was 69.83 million yuan, with internet medical service visits reaching 2.06 million, including 942,000 online consultations and 394,000 electronic prescriptions [2] - The health management segment generated 74.15 million yuan in revenue, a year-on-year increase of 10.5%, with service visits exceeding 205,000, reflecting a growth of 28.1% [2] Future Outlook - The company aims to enhance service efficiency and quality through continuous urban network expansion and innovation in service product matrices, laying a solid foundation for nationwide replication and accelerated profitability. The focus will be on building a national "home healthcare service" network based on the city cloud hospital platform [3]

Core Viewpoint - The "Internet + Nursing Services" initiative, launched by the National Health Commission in 2019, aims to provide home healthcare services to vulnerable populations, but faces challenges such as low nurse participation and public awareness [1][2]. Group 1: Service Implementation and Challenges - The pilot program for "Internet + Nursing Services" has expanded nationwide, focusing on elderly and disabled individuals who require home care [1]. - Despite the urgent demand for services, the lack of insurance coverage for home nursing care leads to high out-of-pocket costs, making it unaffordable for many families [1][2]. - Public awareness of the service is low, with only 1 out of 10 surveyed patients being aware of its existence, indicating a significant gap in communication and outreach [1][2]. Group 2: Safety and Regulatory Concerns - Nurses face safety risks when entering unfamiliar environments, including potential violence and data privacy issues, with current regulations lacking clarity on responsibilities and liabilities [2][3]. - The absence of unified policies and standards for service delivery and safety regulations hampers the widespread adoption of "Internet + Nursing Services" [3]. Group 3: Recommendations for Improvement - Suggestions include establishing a regional service network through third-party companies to ensure quality and oversight of home nursing services [4]. - The implementation of a long-term care insurance model could provide financial support and regulatory standards necessary for the service's success [4]. - Recommendations also include creating a "positive list" and "negative list" of nursing services tailored to local conditions, along with safety measures for nurses [4].