●长江商报记者 王天宇 在这个团圆的时刻，这份"医靠"显得尤为珍贵。大年初三的中午，值班医生正在为患者测量血压，耐心 地询问他过年期间的饮食和作息。"过年高兴归高兴，油腻的、太甜的东西还是要少吃点，药可得按时 吃。" 这种医患间的信赖，并非一日之功。平日里，在负责基本医疗的同时，社区卫生服务中心还承担着辖区 居民的公共卫生服务。家庭医生团队与居民签订服务协议，对妇女、儿童、老年人、慢性病患者、精神 病患者进行上门随访。针对65岁以上老年人，他们下社区开展义诊活动，告知免费健康体检信息。针对 失能老人，医生和护士主动上门，提供更换导尿管、抽血、B超等服务，让失能老人的健康得到保障。 中山社区卫生服务中心的现状，是落实"医疗卫生强基工程"的一个缩影。落实医疗卫生强基工程实施方 案要求，在加强基层医疗卫生机构全科医疗科、中医科、预防保健科等业务及医技科室建设的基础上， 综合考虑辖区居民健康需求、人口老龄化、区域医疗卫生资源布局等因素，重点加强若干临床科室建 设，形成在一定区域范围内具有基层优势和特色的科室。 要实现这一目标，离不开医联体的支撑。上级医院的优势被充分激活，依托医学重点学科、临床重点专 科、中医优势专科 ...

（来源：千龙网） 社区医院是离居民最近的医院。春节期间，东城区建国门社区卫生服务中心门诊开放、药品充足、服务不断档，周边"药不能停"的老慢病患者、假期头疼脑 热的老街坊纷纷点赞。 "我降压药快吃完了，多亏社区医院假期还开门。"73岁的陈先生患有高血压、高血脂、甲减等基础病，需要长期规律服药。按照常规开药周期，春节前陈先 生的取药时间没到，医保系统无法提前结算，老人有点焦急。"节前，我就给柳大夫打电话询问开药的事。得知社区医院假期一天不停诊，我的年都过踏实 了。"陈先生满意地说。 春节假期，建国门社区卫生服务中心平均每天接诊近百名患者，"虽然接诊量比平时少，但都是居民最急需的服务。"比如，不少居民假期饮食油腻、作息不 规律，出现了消化不良、胃胀、腹泻等问题。在家门口就能看上病，省去了往返大医院的奔波。 80岁的赵先生在女儿的陪同下，来到社区医院中医科就诊。"这两天吃得油大，肚子又胀了，晚上觉也睡不踏实。"老人一坐下便与接诊的中医科医生魏 颖"唠"起了家常。赵先生家住朝阳门南小街，是魏颖的"老熟人"。由于长期受失眠、脾胃虚弱、肾虚等问题困扰，他每半个月就要复诊一次。春节前，他特 意提前和魏颖约好，趁着值班日前来调 ...

2月18日，农历大年初二，医生填写病历。据悉，春节假期期间，上海市黄浦区打浦桥街道社区卫生服 务中心"不打烊"，医生、护士们照常上班，全天候守护居民身体健康。中新社记者 殷立勤 摄 2月18日，农历大年初二，医护人员在病房帮助市民换输液袋并确认相关信息。据悉，春节假期期间， 上海市黄浦区打浦桥街道社区卫生服务中心"不打烊"，医生、护士们照常上班，全天候守护居民身体健 康。中新社记者 殷立勤 摄 2月18日，农历大年初二，医护人员在病房问讯台与市民交流。据悉，春节假期期间，上海市黄浦区打 浦桥街道社区卫生服务中心"不打烊"，医生、护士们照常上班，全天候守护居民身体健康。中新社记者 殷立勤 摄 2月18日，农历大年初二，医生为市民拔火罐。据悉，春节假期期间，上海市黄浦区打浦桥街道社区卫 生服务中心"不打烊"，医生、护士们照常上班，全天候守护居民身体健康。中新社记者 殷立勤 摄 2月18日，农历大年初二，医护人员为市民测量血糖。据悉，春节假期期间，上海市黄浦区打浦桥街道 社区卫生服务中心"不打烊"，医生、护士们照常上班，全天候守护居民身体健康。中新社记者 殷立勤 摄 2月18日，农历大年初二，市民在全科诊疗室就诊。 ...

春节期间，海淀区全部街镇的社区卫生服务中心将对辖区养老机构入住老年人开展健康巡诊，提供细致 的健康检查、慢病管理、用药指导和健康宣教，让机构里的老年群体健康有人管、过节更安心。针对空 巢、独居、失能半失能等有上门医疗需求的居家老年人，社区卫生服务机构坚持应联尽联，由家庭医生 团队主动对接、上门服务，让老年朋友足不出户，就能享受到便捷专业的医疗照护。 新春将至，年味渐浓，在阖家团圆的日子里，老年群体的健康始终是最让人牵挂的事。为切实保障春节 期间辖区老年人的健康服务需求，让空巢、独居高龄、失能半失能老人以及养老机构入住的老人们安心 过节，海淀卫健委正式启动"春暖行动"，通过构建全链条、全天候、全覆盖的服务体系，用贴心、暖 心、用心的医疗服务，为辖区老年人筑起一道坚实又温暖的健康防线。 此次行动各社区卫生服务中心组建了由家庭医生、护士构成的专业上门服务团队，制定了详细的巡诊计 划、人员排班及物资药品保障方案。各养老机构也提前摸排在院老人健康状况，全力配合社区卫生服务 中心开展巡诊、信息核对与服务记录，落实好日常健康监测，确保需求第一时间联络反馈。 为了确保服务"不掉线"，海淀区卫健委特别建立了全天候医疗服务保障机 ...

畅通缺药"响应链"，打造便民服务"暖心站"。针对居民临时用药需求，中心建立缺药登记与快速调配通 道，通过备案采购机制及时响应、高效补充。对行动不便的老年人、慢性病患者等辖区重点人群，中心 家庭医生团队还提供用药指导、代开药品及送药上门等人性化服务。 推行目录"动态调"，开启信息同步"直通车"。中心药品目录实行动态更新机制，新增药品信息通过公示 栏、微信公众号等线上线下渠道第一时间发布，确保居民及时掌握、按需查询。 下一步，中心将持续完善基层药品供应保障机制，进一步推动医药服务提质增效，让居民在"家门口"就 能享受到更加安心、便捷、优质的健康服务。 （于淼） （来源：黑龙江日报） 转自：黑龙江日报 为切实满足居民日常用药需求，近日，哈尔滨市道外区太古社区卫生服务中心（以下简称"中心"）全面 优化升级药品配备与管理服务体系，通过扩充常备药品目录、落实药品"零差价"销售、开通缺药响应绿 色通道、为重点人群提供上门服务等一系列举措，着力打造居民"家门口"的安心药箱，让便捷、安全、 实惠的用药服务触手可及。 扩充健康"药匣子"，筑牢用药安全"防火墙"。中心目前常态化配备药品超过300种，涵盖儿科、老年常 见病、慢性病（ ...

Core Insights - The establishment of Family Doctor Health Management Centers in Beijing aims to provide personalized and continuous health management services for residents, enhancing the overall health safety net [1][5] - The initiative is part of a broader strategy to promote high-quality development of family doctor services, aligning with the goals of the Healthy China initiative [5] Group 1: Health Management Center Overview - The Family Doctor Health Management Center is based on community health service centers, optimizing service processes and expanding service content to offer comprehensive health management throughout the patient care cycle [3][4] - The first pilot center in Xicheng District features a total area of 360 square meters, divided into pre-diagnosis, diagnosis, and post-diagnosis service areas [3][4] Group 2: Service Features and Technology Integration - The pre-diagnosis area includes nearly 10 health check and screening projects, such as blood pressure, blood sugar, and lung function tests, utilizing AI to recommend tests based on patient data [3][4] - The center integrates general practice and specialized departments, facilitating a one-stop service for residents, which has led to increased disease screening and health management rates [4] Group 3: Impact and Community Engagement - Over 3,000 residents have utilized health self-testing services since the center's opening, with nearly 1,000 new family doctor contracts established [4] - The initiative reflects a commitment to improving public health services and ensuring equitable access to healthcare across different districts in Beijing [5]

Core Viewpoint - Shanghai is enhancing community healthcare services through the establishment of standardized community medical facilities, including outpatient surgery rooms and dental clinics, to provide residents with convenient and quality medical care [1][2][3]. Group 1: Community Healthcare Upgrades - Shanghai has built 155 standardized community rehabilitation centers, which are equipped with advanced technology, including smart rehabilitation robots, to provide comprehensive rehabilitation services [6]. - The community healthcare system allows for the direct connection between hospitals and community services, facilitating patient recovery and ongoing care [6][7]. Group 2: Outpatient Surgery Services - The establishment of standardized outpatient surgery rooms in community health centers has enabled the performance of common minor surgeries, such as wound suturing and pain management injections, reducing the need for patients to visit larger hospitals [2][3]. - From January to November, 11 community surgery rooms completed a total of 3,370 basic surgeries and 259 extended projects, demonstrating the effectiveness of this initiative [2]. Group 3: Dental Services - The first standardized dental clinics in the city provide a range of services, including basic dental care and advanced procedures like orthodontics and implants, supported by experts from major hospitals [3]. - Community health centers have successfully performed dental surgeries, enhancing patient satisfaction and accessibility to dental care [3]. Group 4: Enhanced Referral System - Starting April 2024, a new policy will prioritize 50% of outpatient appointment slots at secondary and tertiary hospitals for community referrals, improving access to specialist care for community patients [3][4]. - Community health centers are equipped with a referral system that allows for quick appointment scheduling with specialists, streamlining the patient experience [4]. Group 5: Home Healthcare Services - The community healthcare system offers "internet + nursing" services, allowing patients with mobility issues to book home nursing services, thus expanding access to necessary care [7]. - Specialized nursing services are available for chronic conditions, ensuring comprehensive care for patients within the community [7].

Core Viewpoint - The AED (Automated External Defibrillator) operation skills competition held in Yancheng City aims to enhance emergency response capabilities among community health service staff, ensuring that lifesaving equipment can be effectively utilized in critical situations [1][3]. Group 1: Importance of AED Training - AED is a lifesaving device, but it requires trained individuals who are willing and able to use it [3]. - The competition included participants from various roles, breaking down job barriers to ensure comprehensive training across all staff, from medical to administrative and logistical personnel [3]. Group 2: Simulation of Real Scenarios - The competition simulated real-life emergency situations, such as a patient fainting in the clinic or a family member experiencing heart discomfort, to test participants' skills under pressure [5]. - Participants were evaluated on their ability to perform a complete emergency response process, including environment assessment, consciousness evaluation, chest compressions, and proper AED usage, with strict adherence to key operational details [5]. Group 3: Establishing a Long-term Emergency Response Mechanism - The competition serves as a foundation for building a long-term training mechanism for AED skills, with plans to integrate this training into regular drills and assessments [6]. - The goal is to continuously improve emergency rescue capabilities and effectively bridge the "last mile" of life-saving services for local residents [6].

Core Insights - The "Family Doctor Night Market" model in Shanghai's Jiading District provides nighttime medical services to outdoor workers, addressing their healthcare needs effectively [1][2] - This initiative highlights the health challenges faced by outdoor laborers, such as couriers and delivery workers, who often suffer from chronic conditions due to their fragmented work schedules [1] - The program aims to enhance the well-being and sense of belonging among these workers by offering tailored healthcare solutions [1][2] Group 1 - The "Family Doctor Night Market" involves 63 family doctor teams providing health consultations and services directly to outdoor workers during their off-hours [1] - The initiative is designed to be replicable and scalable, offering a practical solution to the healthcare access issues faced by outdoor laborers [1] - Services include personalized health records, chronic disease screenings, and emergency training, all tailored to meet the specific needs of outdoor workers [1] Group 2 - The program serves as a model for other regions to effectively safeguard the rights of new employment forms, emphasizing the importance of caring for every worker [2] - By focusing on the real needs of outdoor laborers, the initiative aims to reduce their worries and enhance their overall quality of life [2]

Core Viewpoint - The establishment of a community outpatient surgery room in Hongqiao Street Community Health Service Center marks a significant shift towards providing accessible and convenient surgical services for local residents, enhancing the overall healthcare experience in the community [1][2][3][4] Group 1: Community Surgery Implementation - The community outpatient surgery room began trial operations on April 18, performing six surgeries on its first day, including procedures for sebaceous cyst removal and eyelid corrections [1] - The center aims to address the challenges of distant and difficult access to healthcare by offering surgical services closer to home, which is particularly beneficial for minor surgeries [2][3] Group 2: Staffing and Expertise - The community health center has recruited several key personnel, including a general surgery director and an anesthesia director, many of whom have experience from tertiary hospitals [2][3] - The nursing staff has also transitioned from larger hospitals to the community setting, fostering a more familiar and supportive environment for patients [3] Group 3: Future Development and Goals - The center currently offers 11 basic surgical procedures and 18 expanded procedures, with plans to introduce more surgeries that meet community needs [4] - The local health authority has issued guidelines to standardize the functions and development goals of community outpatient surgery rooms, emphasizing the importance of quality control and information technology integration [4] - The center's leadership envisions a healthcare model where minor ailments can be treated within the community, aiming for a rapid response to urgent cases [4]