"中国质量万里行•青海质量行"系列活动，在青海省政府领导高度重视和推动下，已成功打造为青海省 质量工作的金字招牌。由青海省市场监督管理局与中国质量万里行促进会共同组织的这项活动，以智力 支持为先导，以资源对接为纽带，以宣传推广为羽翼，历经三年深耕，在高原大地上掀起了一场重质 量、提标准、强品牌的热潮，为青海省深入实施质量强省战略、探索具有高原特色的高质量发展之路注 入了澎湃动能，工作成效斐然。 一是高端智库云集，为产业提质"把脉开方"。活动成功构建了一个高层次、广覆盖的质量提升对接平 台。三年来，累计邀请国家市场监督管理总局总工程师刘敏及相关司局领导、中国工程院院士王自力等 顶尖专家，以及清华大学、北京航空航天大学等知名学府和研究机构的权威学者，更汇聚了海尔、中国 一汽、吉利等行业领军企业的实战专家，形成了强大的"外脑"支持。专家团队足迹遍布西宁、海西、玉 树等地的23家代表性企业和机构，深入盐湖化工、清洁能源、绿色生态等特色产业一线，通过现场调 研、"质量义诊"、专题辅导等形式，精准对接企业需求，解答技术难题，为高原产业质量提升提供了坚 实的智力保障和前沿思路。 二是品牌活动升级，让质量意识"深入人心"。作 ...

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]

记者日前从自治区中医药局获悉，广西充分发挥中医药特色优势，提升中医护理能力及质量，推动 中医护理事业稳步发展。当前，广西注册护士数量年增幅达8%，目前广西各级中医医院注册护士达 2.42万人。 8月底，第一届广西中医护理职业技能竞赛（决赛）在南宁举办。全区14个设区市和10家区直医疗 机构组成的24支代表队参赛，共计72名选手同台竞技。其中，竞赛的技能操作部分涵盖艾条灸法、壮医 药物竹罐疗法等6项中医特色技术，并创新引入标准化病人情景模拟的团队考核环节。这是广西首次举 办全区性中医护理职业技能大赛，旨在搭建学习交流平台，规范中医护理技术操作标准，提升临床护理 人员的中医特色技能水平。（罗婧） 近年来，广西不断加大中医护理人才培养力度，开展中医护理传承骨干、中医护理师等人才培训， 大力培养中医、老年、儿科等专科护士；联合举办全区护理管理培训班、广西护理工作座谈会、粤桂护 理交流会、桂港护士交流等，促进区内外护理工作经验交流；组织开展进一步改善护理服务行动优秀案 例评选活动，促进业务+管理双提升。 ...

Core Viewpoint - Qingzhou City is actively integrating high-quality nursing resources to meet the diverse and multi-level nursing needs of the public through the "Internet+" platform, effectively addressing the "last mile" nursing challenge [1] Group 1: Service Efficiency Enhancement - The "Jiuzhou Youhu" online service platform enables "one-click appointment and full tracking" functionality, allowing patients to submit nursing needs and hospitals to assign specialized nursing staff for home services [2] - All visiting nurses are verified through real-name authentication, and the service process is recorded with patient authorization, ensuring traceability and quality supervision [2] - The initiative has established a collaborative "Internet+ Nursing Service" framework involving Yidu Central Hospital, secondary hospitals, and grassroots health institutions, achieving full service coverage in Weifang City [2] Group 2: Quality Service Improvement - A professional team has been formed, selecting nurses with over 5 years of clinical experience, who undergo "theory + practice" training and certification before service [4] - Standardized service processes are implemented, and portable nursing kits are provided to ensure consistency between home services and hospital standards [4] - Over 740 registered online nurses offer 41 service items, including specialized nursing, maternal and infant care, and health consultations, with more than 1,500 home nursing services completed in the first half of the year [4] Group 3: Service Optimization - Personalized service plans are developed based on patient age, condition progression, and lifestyle habits to meet diverse service needs [6] - The initiative leverages the Yidu Central Hospital as a quality control center to enhance grassroots nursing capabilities, collaborating with community elderly care centers and grassroots health institutions [6] - More than 100 grassroots nursing personnel have been trained online and offline, effectively improving the level of grassroots nursing services [6]

Core Insights - The first long-term care nurse vocational skills training class in Shaanxi Province commenced in Hanzhong City, organized by the Shaanxi Provincial Medical Security Bureau and the Hanzhong City Medical Security Bureau [1] - The training lasts for 6 days and includes 60 class hours, attracting 50 nursing professionals from designated long-term care service institutions [1] - The training employs a "theory explanation + real demonstration + interactive practice" teaching model, focusing on over 10 core skills such as cleaning care, dietary nursing, and emergency handling [1] - Hanzhong City was designated as a pilot city for the national long-term care insurance system in 2020, being the only pilot city in the province [1] - The city has developed a multi-layered service system centered on "government-led, commercial insurance management, institutional care, and assistive device support" to meet the long-term care service needs of the elderly population [1] - As of June this year, long-term care services in Hanzhong City have covered 403,900 insured workers and provided services to over 3,700 severely disabled individuals [1] Future Plans - Hanzhong City plans to explore the establishment of a scientific, socialized, and diversified long-term care nurse skills training and talent evaluation system [2] - The city aims to expand the career development pathways for skilled personnel and enhance the service capacity of long-term care [2] - These efforts are intended to contribute to the improvement of the long-term care insurance system and the protection of the rights and interests of insured individuals [2]

Core Insights - The long-term care insurance (LTCI) system is transitioning from pilot programs to nationwide implementation, attracting significant interest from social capital and private investments due to its market potential [1][10] - LTCI aims to alleviate the financial burden on families by providing coverage for care costs associated with disabled individuals, thus promoting the development of related industries such as nursing services and rehabilitation [1][4] - The government plays a crucial role in guiding the LTCI framework, encouraging private sector involvement while ensuring effective management and regulation [10][11] Industry Development - The LTCI system currently covers 180 million people, with over 2.6 million disabled insured individuals receiving benefits, and total fund expenditures exceeding 80 billion yuan [1] - The implementation of LTCI has led to a rapid increase in the number of care institutions and professionals, with significant growth in service providers in regions like Jiangsu, where the number of designated service institutions rose from 5 to over 380 [4] - The LTCI framework is expected to create new opportunities for various care institutions, including nursing homes, specialized care centers, and community care services [3][4] Market Opportunities - The introduction of auxiliary equipment rental services, such as multifunctional nursing beds, addresses the needs of families caring for disabled individuals, with rental costs as low as 0.45 yuan per day [6] - The LTCI system is anticipated to drive advancements in smart and refined care solutions, enhancing the quality of care provided to the elderly [7] - Commercial long-term care insurance products are being developed to complement the public LTCI system, with some regions already offering affordable options for basic insurance coverage [8] Government Role - The establishment of the LTCI system is a key component of China's strategy to address population aging and improve social security [10] - The government is focused on creating a standardized and regulated environment for LTCI, ensuring quality service delivery and effective management of care providers [10][11] - Collaboration among government, market, and social entities is essential for the successful implementation and high-quality development of the LTCI services [11]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the challenges and considerations of starting a nursing home business, highlighting the complexities of the healthcare industry and the potential difficulties in profitability and competition [1][3][9]. Group 1: Industry Insights - The aging population is a significant trend, making the nursing and elderly care industry a potentially lucrative field, but the path to profitability remains uncertain [3]. - There is a noted lack of major capital investment in the nursing home sector, suggesting that if it were a highly profitable industry, it would have already attracted significant players [3]. - The nursing profession is described as demanding and often unappealing, with many young individuals discouraged from pursuing it due to the nature of the work [7]. Group 2: Employment and Income Challenges - Entry-level positions in healthcare, such as nursing assistants, often come with low pay and lack of benefits, as illustrated by a case where a caregiver earned only 190 yuan per day after agency fees [7]. - The competitive landscape for healthcare jobs is tough, with many positions requiring at least a bachelor's degree, making it difficult for those with lower qualifications to secure stable employment [5][6]. - The financial burden of healthcare services can be significant, as demonstrated by a case where a patient's total medical expenses exceeded initial estimates, highlighting the unpredictability of healthcare costs [8]. Group 3: Entrepreneurial Considerations - Starting a nursing home is viewed as a high-risk venture, with potential losses being substantial compared to other business opportunities, such as a small café or retail shop [9]. - The article suggests that aspiring entrepreneurs should consider less capital-intensive business models before venturing into the nursing home industry, which requires significant investment and operational expertise [9].

Core Viewpoint - The UK government plans to train 120,000 British construction workers, engineers, and care staff to reduce reliance on immigration [1] Group 1 - The initiative aims to address labor shortages in key sectors by enhancing the skills of the domestic workforce [1] - This training program is part of a broader strategy to strengthen the UK economy and ensure sustainable growth [1] - The focus on local talent development reflects a shift in policy towards self-sufficiency in critical industries [1]

Group 1 - The article emphasizes the commitment of Tongxu County to high-quality development by focusing on project construction, optimizing government services, and ensuring the well-being of its citizens [1] - As of the end of March, Tongxu County has planned 12 projects, including the production of gluten products and decorative materials, with a total investment of 330.14 billion yuan and aims to apply for various funding sources totaling 147.07 billion yuan [2] - The county has established a one-stop approval service platform to enhance administrative efficiency, with 19 services launched at the county level, processing 2,403 cases by the end of March [3] Group 2 - Tongxu County has initiated enterprise visits to collect feedback on issues such as administrative approvals and utility services, aiming to enhance innovation and competitiveness among local businesses [4] - A job fair in February attracted 62 companies and resulted in 864 job intentions, with a total of 1,028 new urban jobs and 2,000 rural labor transfers reported [5] - The county is actively working to improve the business environment and aims for a strong economic performance throughout the year, reflecting a proactive approach to local governance and development [5]