Core Insights - The National Disability Prevention Action Plan (2021-2025) has been successfully implemented since December 2021, with many targets being achieved ahead of schedule [1][2][3] Group 1: Progress in Disability Prevention - The national marriage check rate exceeds 75%, and various health management rates for pregnant women and children under three years old are over 90% [2][3] - Public awareness of disability prevention has improved significantly through organized educational activities and the inclusion of disability prevention in departmental work [2] Group 2: Disease and Injury Prevention - Chronic disease management has improved, with over 60% of patients receiving standardized management for hypertension and type 2 diabetes, and over 95% of registered severe mental disorder patients are under standardized management [3] - The number of production safety accidents has decreased by 42.7% compared to 2020, indicating enhanced safety measures [4][7] Group 3: Rehabilitation Services - Approximately 866.8 million disabled individuals have received basic rehabilitation services, with coverage rates for basic rehabilitation services and assistive devices exceeding 85% [4] - The number of rehabilitation physicians per 100,000 people is over 7, indicating a growing capacity for rehabilitation services [4] Group 4: Child and Elderly Safety Initiatives - The "14th Five-Year" National Health Plan includes tasks to reduce child injuries, such as drowning prevention and safety education for caregivers [5][6] - Community-based fall prevention programs for the elderly are being developed, with guidelines and educational materials being created [5][6] Group 5: Infectious Disease Control - Strategies for controlling infectious diseases have been optimized, with vaccination programs being adjusted to address outbreaks effectively [6][9]