Core Insights - The National Healthcare Security Administration (NHSA) has issued 33 batches of project guidelines, integrating 1,640 main projects, 599 additional items, and 156 expansion items [1][2] - The guidelines aim to standardize pricing for medical services, addressing issues of price inconsistency and unclear charging boundaries across regions [1][2] - The NHSA emphasizes the relationship between enhancing public health welfare and stabilizing medical institution operations, indicating that both aspects are crucial for pricing and project establishment [2] Group 1: Project Guidelines - The NHSA has focused on merging similar old projects into new standardized projects to resolve inconsistencies in pricing and service outputs [1] - New projects are designed to accommodate diverse clinical treatment scenarios, enhancing the granularity of pricing and allowing for the inclusion of new technologies [1][2] Group 2: Aesthetic Medical Services - The NHSA has established 101 main projects for aesthetic medical services, including popular procedures like "photorejuvenation" and "ultrasound therapy," to meet the growing demand in this sector [2] - The guidelines aim to promote high-quality aesthetic services and guide public medical institutions in setting reasonable prices while maintaining market regulation [2] Group 3: Future Directions - The NHSA plans to accelerate the development of guidelines for pharmacy, testing, and auxiliary operations, aiming for comprehensive implementation by 2026 [3] - Continuous attention will be given to new technologies and products, with guidance for provincial healthcare departments to support innovation in the medical field [3]