来源：人民日报 人民健康是社会主义现代化的重要标志，也是广大人民群众的共同追求。我国建成了世界上规模最大的 医疗服务体系、疾病预防控制体系、医疗保障体系，居民的人均预期寿命达79岁，主要健康指标居于中 高收入国家前列。 "十五五"规划建议提出，"实施健康优先发展战略，健全健康促进政策制度体系，提升爱国卫生运动成 效，提高人均预期寿命和人民健康水平。"未来五年，健康中国建设进入新阶段，需要在育儿、医疗、 健康管理、失能照护等方面加力推进，为基本实现社会主义现代化奠定更加坚实的健康根基。 我老家在甘肃岷县茶埠镇高岸村，我和妻子在浙江打工好多年了。几天前，两岁半的小儿子睿睿在爷爷 帮忙下，拨通了我的微信电话。妻子在电话里跟孩子们说，过年回去给他们带好吃的好玩的。 妻子跟我说，国家支持咱，今年想给父母和孩子多带一些东西！我知道，妻子提到的"支持"，是指国家 的育儿补贴。去年7月，国家出台《育儿补贴制度实施方案》，睿睿是2023年7月出生的，按政策能申领 补贴。我们知道这个好政策后，既开心又发愁——岷县地处山区，大家居住得分散，孩子爷爷奶奶年龄 大，这补贴怎么才能领到手呢？ 没想到，老家政府部门替我们把这些问题都安排好 ...

人民健康是社会主义现代化的重要标志，也是广大人民群众的共同追求。我国建成了世界上规模最大的 医疗服务体系、疾病预防控制体系、医疗保障体系，居民的人均预期寿命达79岁，主要健康指标居于中 高收入国家前列。 "十五五"规划建议提出，"实施健康优先发展战略，健全健康促进政策制度体系，提升爱国卫生运动成 效，提高人均预期寿命和人民健康水平。"未来五年，健康中国建设进入新阶段，需要在育儿、医疗、 健康管理、失能照护等方面加力推进，为基本实现社会主义现代化奠定更加坚实的健康根基。 ——编 者 甘肃岷县茶埠镇高岸村村民於明强 （人民日报记者宋朝军采访整理） 政策背景 养孩子不再只是"自己家的事" 数据来源：国家卫生健康委等 我老家在甘肃岷县茶埠镇高岸村，我和妻子在浙江打工好多年了。几天前，两岁半的小儿子睿睿在爷爷 帮忙下，拨通了我的微信电话。妻子在电话里跟孩子们说，过年回去给他们带好吃的好玩的。 妻子跟我说，国家支持咱，今年想给父母和孩子多带一些东西！我知道，妻子提到的"支持"，是指国家 的育儿补贴。去年7月，国家出台《育儿补贴制度实施方案》，睿睿是2023年7月出生的，按政策能申领 补贴。我们知道这个好政策后，既开心又发 ...

新华社重庆12月24日电 前不久，在重庆云阳县当村医多年的李崇武身份有了新变化。通过和水口镇卫 生院签订劳动合同，李崇武正式成为卫生院职工，并被派驻到老林村执业。 变化不止于此。为落实医疗卫生强基要求，云阳县还在建设上下贯通的心电、影像、病理、检验等资源 共享中心，更好满足群众就医需求。其中，"村卫生室检查、县级医院诊断"的"心电一张网"已实现对村 卫生室的全覆盖。 双江街道村医张树平最近接诊的一位50多岁男性患者，一来就喊胸口疼，而且大汗淋漓。张树平马上取 出心电图机，连上上级医院网络系统，不一会儿"疑似有心梗"的检查结果就出来了。"以前，我们卫生 室既没有心电检查设备，也不具备心血管疾病诊断能力。"张树平说，"心电一张网"不但为卫生室铺设 了心电检查设备，还有县人民医院医生同步诊断，如果发现问题，患者能快速进入救治绿色通道。 云阳县卫健委主任喻竣说，下一步，我们还将出台更多支持政策，进一步稳定村医队伍，推动基层医疗 卫生服务更优质、更便捷，持续增加农村群众的医卫服务获得感。（记者李松） 强基层、建机制、添活力，既让村医有了"新身份"，更让服务有了"新变化"，这是云阳县夯实农村医疗 卫生"网底"的政策目标。 ...

（来源：千龙网） 新华社重庆12月24日电 题：重庆云阳：村医有了"新身份"，服务更有"新变化" 新华社记者李松 变化不止于此。为落实医疗卫生强基要求，云阳县还在建设上下贯通的心电、影像、病理、检验等资源 共享中心，更好满足群众就医需求。其中，"村卫生室检查、县级医院诊断"的"心电一张网"已实现对村 卫生室的全覆盖。 前不久，在重庆云阳县当村医多年的李崇武身份有了新变化。通过和水口镇卫生院签订劳动合同，李崇 武正式成为卫生院职工，并派驻到老林村执业。 双江街道村医张树平最近接诊的一位50多岁男性患者，一来就喊胸口疼，而且大汗淋漓。张树平马上取 出心电图机，连上上级医院网络系统，不一会儿"疑似有心梗"的检查结果就出来了。"以前，我们卫生 室既没有心电检查设备，也不具备心血管疾病诊断能力。"张树平说，"心电一张网"不但为卫生室铺设 了心电检查设备，还有县人民医院医生同步诊断，如果发现问题，患者能快速进入救治绿色通道。 地处三峡库区的云阳县为了解决村医养老等后顾之忧，提高村医职业吸引力和为群众诊疗服务的能力， 正在逐步推开"镇聘村用"管理村医的新机制，全县已有40多个乡镇卫生院、街道社区卫生服务中心实现 对200多 ...

近年来，合肥市双岗社区卫生服务中心在全省率先试点应用科大讯飞"智医助理"晓医系统。据相关负责 人介绍，这套全科辅助诊疗系统已无缝嵌入到医生的日常工作中，通过医学知识检索、智能辅助诊疗和 大数据推荐三大核心功能，结合患者的病情信息，实现智能诊断与相似病历推荐。 （来源：安徽新闻网） 转自：安徽新闻网 每周三趟、往返五十公里，这是庐江县泥河镇71岁肾病患者霍尚春曾经多年的日常。今年10月11日，庐 江县人民医院泥河分院血液透析室启用，他终于不必再像以前那样奔波，"在家门口就能血透，省时省 力还省钱。"霍尚春的话里透着欣慰。 据庐江县人民医院泥河分院院长李传文介绍，该院历时7个月建成的规范化血透室，总面积有300平方 米，配备了6台血液透析机，一举破解当地慢性肾病患者"透析难、奔波苦"的困局。 "硬件到位只是起点，关键是要让患者看得起病、看得放心。"他给记者算了一笔账，"每次透析费用 308.65元，我们院虽然是二级医院却执行一级医院收费标准，经医保统筹、慢性病门诊、低保及大病救 助等多重报销后，低保户个人仅需支付2.84元，普通患者单次自费也不过29元。最重要的是节约时间， 以前村民往返县城医院至少耗费三四个小时 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the integration of healthcare services in the Yangtze River Delta region, emphasizing the need for improved access to quality medical resources for the 160 million residents, particularly in rural areas [1][3]. Group 1: Healthcare Integration Initiatives - The "14th Five-Year Plan" proposes strong foundational projects in healthcare, promoting tiered medical services and the decentralization of quality medical resources to grassroots levels [1]. - The integration strategy has led to cross-province medical consultations, with doctors from major hospitals providing training and support to local healthcare providers, enhancing their capabilities [3][5]. - The establishment of medical alliances and expert consultation centers allows patients to receive specialized care locally, reducing the need for long-distance travel to major cities [5][7]. Group 2: Patient Experience and Accessibility - Patients in rural areas can now access top-tier medical expertise without traveling far, as demonstrated by a patient who received surgery from a Shanghai expert at a local hospital [7][9]. - The integration of digital platforms has streamlined the process of making appointments and handling insurance claims, significantly improving the experience for patients seeking care across provinces [11][13]. - The article highlights the success of direct insurance reimbursement for cross-province medical services, which was a significant pain point for residents seven years ago [13][15]. Group 3: Data Sharing and Technological Integration - The article emphasizes the importance of data sharing among healthcare institutions to eliminate redundant medical tests and improve patient care efficiency [17][19]. - A "smart hospital" initiative is being implemented to integrate medical data across the region, facilitating remote consultations and expert services for patients [17][19]. - The ongoing efforts to unify medical treatment standards and insurance payment mechanisms aim to enhance the overall healthcare experience in the Yangtze River Delta [19][20].

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of developing a comprehensive prevention, treatment, rehabilitation, and health management service system, focusing on chronic disease management and enhancing the integration of healthcare services [4][7]. Group 1: Development of Comprehensive Health Services - The initiative aims to provide accessible, quality, and continuous health services to all citizens, emphasizing the integration of prevention, treatment, rehabilitation, and health management [4][7]. - Key chronic diseases targeted include cardiovascular diseases, cancer, diabetes, and chronic respiratory diseases, with a focus on promoting healthy lifestyles and managing obesity rates [7]. - The article advocates for improved information sharing among different healthcare institutions and departments to enhance service continuity and efficiency [7][8]. Group 2: Integration of Healthcare Institutions - There is a need for systematic integration of acute treatment hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and primary healthcare institutions to ensure seamless service delivery [8]. - The establishment of a tightly-knit medical alliance is proposed to facilitate smooth transitions between different healthcare services and improve patient management [8][9]. - The article suggests enhancing the role of primary healthcare institutions and family doctors in daily health management and post-discharge follow-ups to provide comprehensive care [9].

Group 1: Economic and Social Development - The core principle of the "14th Five-Year Plan" is to prioritize people's well-being, emphasizing the need to enhance and improve living standards and promote common prosperity for all [1] - The plan includes policies aimed at promoting high-quality and sufficient employment, as well as establishing a robust social security system [1][2] - The government aims to create more high-quality job opportunities in sectors such as digital economy, high-end manufacturing, and modern services, while also implementing universal insurance and gradually increasing basic pensions for urban and rural residents [1] Group 2: Education and Talent Development - The plan highlights the importance of education as a foundation, technology as a key driver, and talent as a fundamental resource for building a modern socialist country [2] - It emphasizes the need to integrate the education system into the broader national economic and social development framework, focusing on reforming higher education and optimizing discipline settings based on national strategies and regional needs [2] Group 3: Healthcare Improvements - The plan addresses healthcare as a major concern for the public, proposing to strengthen the operational support for grassroots medical institutions and optimize the layout of medical facilities [2][3] - Efforts will be made to enhance the capacity and quality of emergency, general, and infectious disease services, while promoting telemedicine and mobile healthcare solutions [3]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of grassroots healthcare services and the implementation of the spirit of the 20th Central Committee's Fourth Plenary Session in improving local health services [1] Group 1: Grassroots Healthcare Initiatives - The session highlighted the need to promote hierarchical diagnosis and treatment and implement strong foundational healthcare projects, reflecting a high level of attention to grassroots medical institutions [1] - The health center is responsible for medical, preventive, and public health services for over 80,000 residents, aiming to provide accessible and affordable healthcare [1] - There is a strong commitment from healthcare workers to enhance both soft and hard infrastructure to gain the trust of the public [1] Group 2: Technological Integration in Healthcare - The discussion included the necessity of utilizing external resources and effectively implementing "national health digital construction" to improve remote consultation services [1] - The goal is to ensure that residents can receive expert medical care without traveling long distances [1] Group 3: Focus on Vulnerable Populations - The healthcare workers emphasized the importance of focusing on key demographics, particularly the elderly, who are prone to chronic conditions such as hypertension and diabetes [1] - There is a commitment to enhancing elderly health care, integrating medical and nursing services, and providing dignified care [1] Group 4: Future Goals and Community Engagement - The health center plans to strengthen various medical departments and develop specialized treatment projects, aiming to improve the accessibility of medical services [1] - The overarching goal is to become a trusted health guardian for the community, ensuring that residents can receive quality care close to home [1]

Core Viewpoint - The focus of China's healthcare reform in the next five years will be on deepening public hospital reforms guided by public welfare, as outlined in the "15th Five-Year Plan" proposal, emphasizing the need for a more equitable and efficient healthcare service system [1][2]. Group 1: Key Reforms - The proposal highlights four key reform areas: staffing, service pricing, salary systems, and comprehensive regulation, aimed at enhancing the operational sustainability of public hospitals [2][5]. - The emphasis on public welfare in public hospital reforms aims to improve the accessibility and efficiency of healthcare services for the public [1][4]. Group 2: Staffing and Salary Issues - There is a significant gap in staffing numbers within public hospitals, particularly for doctors and nurses, which affects the stability and quality of healthcare services [3][5]. - The disparity in salary between staff within and outside the official staffing system remains a challenge, necessitating a unified salary structure to motivate healthcare professionals [3][5]. Group 3: Pricing and Financial Sustainability - The reform of medical service pricing is crucial for addressing the financial pressures faced by public hospitals, with a need to optimize the cost distribution among pharmaceuticals, medical supplies, and technical services [3][4]. - Recent data indicates a decline in the proportion of revenue from medical services in some public hospitals, highlighting the need for better recognition of doctors' labor value [4][5]. Group 4: Comprehensive Regulation - The proposed comprehensive regulation reform aims to enhance the synergy between various regulatory bodies, including market regulation and taxation, to support the high-quality development of public hospitals [5]. - The focus on scientific research and innovation within public hospitals is expected to drive advancements in healthcare technology and improve service quality [5].