Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of improving healthcare access and experience for the population, outlining the efforts made during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period to address healthcare challenges and enhance medical services across various levels [1]. Group 1: Healthcare Infrastructure Development - A total of 13 categories of 26 national medical centers have been established across the country, with 125 national regional medical centers set up in various provinces and cities [2]. - The establishment of county-level medical imaging, electrocardiogram resource-sharing centers, and central pharmacies has become widespread [7]. - As of August this year, 338 cities (prefectures, leagues) have mutual recognition of medical examination chemical projects [5]. Group 2: Medical Services Improvement - Starting this year, all tertiary public hospitals are required to conduct medical outreach services, with 82 national medical teams formed to provide these services nationwide [4]. - 87% of secondary and higher public hospitals have implemented appointment-based diagnosis and treatment services, reducing outpatient waiting times [12]. - Over 5,500 hospitals have established one-stop service centers, and multidisciplinary integrated diagnosis and treatment service models have been promoted to more than 2,000 hospitals [12]. Group 3: Telemedicine and Internet Healthcare - The number of internet hospitals has reached 3,756 nationwide, providing residents with access to medical services via mobile devices [18]. - By 2024, the number of medical consultations conducted by internet hospitals is expected to reach 130 million [19]. - More than 4000 medical institutions are offering home care services through "Internet + Nursing Services," with over 60 service items available [14][16]. Group 4: Collaborative Healthcare Initiatives - The construction of tightly-knit urban medical groups and county medical communities is being piloted in 2,199 counties and districts across 81 cities [9]. - The number of cross-regional referrals has increased by 46% compared to 2020, reaching 36 million by 2024 [10]. - More than 60 joint venture and foreign-owned medical institutions have been established in the country [21].