山东中医药大学中医学院、中医药创新研究院院长李霞,长清区卫生健康局局长张世君,万德街道党工委 书记杨官程等出席仪式。仪式由长清区卫健局党组成员、计生协会会长董涛主持。 张世君在致辞中表示,"岐黄驿站"落地为长清基层中医药发展注入新动力,希望校地以驿站为纽带,深化技 术推广、人才培养、诊疗服务等合作,让中医药更好守护群众健康。万德街道中心卫生院院长宋立文表 示,将抢抓合作机遇,提升中医药服务能力,让群众在家门口享受优质中医服务。李霞表示,学校将发挥学 科、人才与技术优势,以义诊科普、学术交流、人才培养等形式,助力基层医疗机构提质增效,切实解决群 众看专家难问题。 座谈会后,杨官程与李霞共同为"岐黄驿站"揭牌,标志着校医合作迈入新阶段。活动现场,山东中医药大学 专家团开展免费问诊、体格检查、用药指导、养生咨询等义诊服务,博硕研究生服务团同步开展健康科 普,受到群众广泛好评。 下一步,万德街道中心卫生院将以"岐黄驿站"为平台,深化校地合作,推广中医药适宜技术,提升服务能力, 让岐黄薪火在基层扎根绽放,共同筑牢基层健康防线。 通讯员王文琦 近日,山东中医药大学中医药创新研究院"岐黄驿站"揭牌仪式在济南市长清区万德街道 ...

2月13日，香港医务卫生局局长卢宠茂教授在立法会卫生事务委员会会议上发言表示，香港中医药发展 已进入新里程（002219），多项中医药重点旗舰项目及政策措施相继落实。去年十二月，香港政府公布 《中医药发展蓝图》，是香港政府首份针对香港中医药发展的政策文件，勾划香港中医药发展愿景，涵 盖中医服务、中医专业、中药发展、传承文化及走向世界五个领域，提出八个目标及20个行动。 这份《蓝图》有三大理念。第一，善用中医药优势强化本地医疗服务，扩阔中医药基层、第二层及第三 层医疗服务的发展，同时透过公众教育让市民懂得适时选用中医药服务。第二，是配合国家中医药发展 大局，将中医药深度融入医疗系统，透过科研创新推动中医药的新质生产力发展。第三，把握香港医疗 体制、规管制度、标准制订等方面的优势，在"一国两制"的优势下，让香港成为助力国家推动中医药走 向世界的桥头堡。《蓝图》为香港中医药发展订立明确方向，香港医务卫生局会积极跟进落实《蓝图》 提出的所有行动。 与此同时，香港中医医院和香港政府中药检测中心永久大楼两个本地中医药发展旗舰机构亦已于去年十 二月十一日分阶段投入服务。 卢宠茂教授指出，中医医院是香港首间以中医服务为主的医 ...

Core Viewpoint - Guangxi aims to accelerate the construction of a high-quality and efficient traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) service system, ensuring that the benefits of TCM development are more equitable and fully accessible to the public [1][2]. Group 1: Development Initiatives - Guangxi will continue to promote the construction of TCM departments and professional teams in general hospitals, expanding TCM specialty techniques into non-TCM clinical departments [1]. - The region will strengthen the training of talents in "Western learning of Chinese medicine," expanding clinical pathways that integrate both Western and Chinese medicine [2]. - A focus will be placed on the health management of the elderly and children, enhancing the diagnostic and treatment capabilities of grassroots TCM services [2]. Group 2: Infrastructure and Capacity Building - The construction of county-level TCM hospitals will be advanced, emphasizing the development of flagship TCM clinics and centers [2]. - Guangxi will implement pilot projects for chronic disease management in TCM, encouraging county-level hospitals to lead the establishment of chronic disease management centers [2]. - The region will enhance the capabilities of TCM nursing and conduct selections for "Top Ten TCM Nursing Clinics," exploring TCM prevention and treatment for childhood obesity and scoliosis [2]. Group 3: Policy and Growth Metrics - Since the 14th Five-Year Plan, the development of TCM (including Zhuang and Yao medicine) in Guangxi has shown significant progress, with a 35.2% increase in TCM medical institutions, totaling 2,886 [3]. - The number of TCM hospitals has reached 150, with 1,441 grassroots TCM clinics established, including 152 flagship clinics and 134 TCM pavilions, significantly improving the accessibility of grassroots TCM services [3].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the importance of developing traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) services in Xiuzhou District for public welfare, highlighting the establishment of a "15-minute health service circle" for residents [1] - Xiuzhou District faces challenges in high-level TCM development, including a relative shortage of talent and insufficient cultural promotion [1] - Suggestions for improvement include enhancing top-level design, increasing funding, innovating talent cultivation, and promoting TCM culture through education and immersive experiences [1] Group 2 - The Xiuzhou District Health Bureau has implemented measures to address community needs, leading to the establishment of a traditional therapy center at Xiuzhou District People's Hospital, which has received positive feedback from residents [1] - The district is increasing financial investment in TCM, achieving full coverage of standardized TCM clinics at the grassroots level, with the first flagship TCM clinic established in Youchegang Town [2] - A talent cultivation and exchange platform is being developed, focusing on collaboration with renowned TCM practitioners and provincial experts to strengthen local talent [2] Group 3 - By 2025, Xiuzhou plans to train 4 renowned TCM practitioners and 8 backup talents to ensure sustainable development in TCM [2] - The "Qihuang Seeking Traces" project will be launched in 2025 to explore and document local TCM techniques and stories, integrating resources from both provincial and local TCM practices [2] - Public awareness and training efforts are being intensified, with 260 training sessions and numerous community events planned to promote TCM knowledge and practices [3]

Core Insights - The Yantai Maternal and Child Health Hospital's "Yao Jihong Traditional Chinese Medicine Inheritance Studio" has been recognized as a national project, marking a significant achievement in the field of maternal and child healthcare [1] - This initiative aligns with the strategic deployment of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) inheritance and innovation, positioning Yantai's maternal and child TCM efforts among the leading ranks in the country [1] Group 1 - The project is a key measure to implement the major strategic deployment of TCM inheritance and innovation [1] - Yantai Maternal and Child Health Hospital is the only selected unit from Yantai City, highlighting its unique position in the national landscape of maternal and child TCM [1] - The hospital's TCM department is a key specialty in Yantai, with a strong professional structure and technical capabilities, providing a solid foundation for the "Inheritance Studio" [1] Group 2 - The "Inheritance Studio" will focus on four core tasks: systematic organization of Yao Jihong's academic thoughts, cultivation of a high-level inheritance team, research innovation and achievement transformation, and intelligent development pathways [1] - The studio aims to enhance TCM services for women and children throughout their life cycle, including pre-marital conditioning, prenatal care, postpartum recovery, and newborn care [2] - The initiative will strengthen the talent pipeline in maternal and child TCM, fostering young and middle-aged backbone forces to ensure the transmission of academic thoughts and clinical experiences from renowned TCM experts [2]

Group 1 - The provincial political advisory committee members unanimously recognized the government work report as a comprehensive summary of the achievements during the "14th Five-Year Plan" and a well-structured blueprint for the "15th Five-Year Plan," emphasizing its role in promoting Jiangsu's modernization and demonstrating leadership [1] - The report highlights the importance of accelerating the development of new productive forces and maintaining economic stability, which received strong endorsement from committee members who provided constructive suggestions on fostering new growth drivers and enhancing development quality [1] - The report emphasizes the need for regional collaboration and proposes the promotion of integrated development between Suzhou and Shanghai, urging Suzhou to seize opportunities for innovation and industrial cooperation while optimizing the business environment [1] Group 2 - The provincial government work report outlines the continuous implementation of the Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) revitalization project, addressing challenges such as insufficient insurance support and the burden on chronic disease patients, with suggestions to expand TCM treatment coverage [2] - The report calls for a focus on chronic diseases like hypertension and diabetes, recommending the establishment of clinical pathways for TCM and the inclusion of traditional remedies in insurance support, alongside a dynamic pricing mechanism for TCM services [2] Group 3 - The report's emphasis on promoting urban-rural integration has sparked discussions on leveraging urban development to drive economic growth, with suggestions for enhancing "human urbanization" to unlock new potential and reshape economic advantages [3] - Recommendations include systematic promotion of quality housing construction using smart technologies and green materials, as well as ongoing renovation of old neighborhoods to stimulate economic growth through a virtuous cycle of investment and consumption [3] - The ultimate goal is to invest in people by improving public services in healthcare, education, and elderly care, thereby fostering high-end industry development and enhancing urban living quality to stimulate effective demand [3]

Group 1 - The "Global Traditional Chinese Medicine Culture Festival" will officially open on February 4 at the Beijing Phoenix Center, coinciding with the traditional Chinese solar term "Lichun," symbolizing the revival of life and the integration of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) into global health narratives [1][2] - The festival is co-hosted by Phoenix TV and Dong'e Ejiao, focusing on the theme "TCM Going Global," aiming to deeply integrate TCM culture with modern technology and art [1][2] - The event will feature three core segments, including interactive experiences, thematic discussions, and a tribute ceremony, showcasing the global presence and cultural vitality of TCM [1][3] Group 2 - Five TCM cultural promoters from around the world will be honored at the festival, including figures from the United States, Malaysia, Iran, Italy, and Mali, each contributing to the promotion and integration of TCM with modern science and culture [3] - The festival has received strong support from various organizations, including the Hong Kong Center for the TCM industry chain, the France-China TCM Center, and the United Nations Global Compact's "Belt and Road" action platform [3] Group 3 - A pre-event live broadcast titled "Chatting with Friends of TCM" will take place on February 4 at 15:30, featuring special guests who will engage in light discussions and answer questions from the audience [4]

Core Viewpoint - China is significantly advancing its traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) service system, establishing the world's largest traditional medicine service framework, with substantial growth in healthcare institutions and patient visits by the end of 2024 [1]. Group 1: Growth Metrics - By the end of 2024, the number of TCM healthcare institutions, hospitals, and total patient visits will have increased by 43.3%, 16.7%, and 58.9% respectively compared to the end of the 13th Five-Year Plan [1]. - The TCM service system is expanding in both capacity and quality, enhancing the supply of high-quality TCM services [1]. Group 2: Project Initiatives - In 2025, China will support 450 county-level TCM hospitals to develop the "two specialties and one center" project, further solidifying and expanding grassroots TCM services [1]. - An additional 90 national TCM specialty areas will be established, including mental health, pediatrics, and gynecology, along with the launch of 57 suitable TCM disease categories for payment by disease type [1]. Group 3: Collaborative Development - The establishment of flagship hospitals and departments for collaborative TCM and Western medicine will focus on major difficult diseases, with 212 clinical collaboration projects planned [1]. - In 2025, the first national artificial intelligence application pilot base for TCM diagnosis and treatment services will be built, alongside 12 pilot projects for "smart TCM" [1].

Core Insights - The article highlights the integration of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) services into the healthcare system of Fushui Town, aiming to meet the health needs of the local population, especially the elderly, while supporting rural revitalization efforts [1] Group 1: Infrastructure Development - The Fushui Town Central Health Center has established itself as a model TCM facility, equipped with various treatment rooms and modern medical equipment to provide comprehensive services [2] - The center has a core team of four experienced TCM physicians and regularly invites local experts to enhance service quality, expanding its offerings to include 18 TCM techniques [2] Group 2: Service Integration - TCM services have been deeply integrated into daily healthcare, with a focus on chronic diseases prevalent among the elderly, achieving a 40% share of TCM in overall medical services since 2025 [3] - A comprehensive service system has been developed, combining in-hospital treatment, community outreach, and online health education to increase accessibility [3] Group 3: Innovative Service Models - The center has introduced a "TCM + Elderly Care" service model, addressing the needs of elderly patients with mobility issues through a dual approach of centralized care and home visits [4][5] - A standardized process for home care services has been established, demonstrating significant improvements in patient recovery and providing a replicable model for similar services in rural areas [5]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the significant improvements in healthcare services and accessibility in the region, driven by strategic investments and reforms during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period. Group 1: Investment and Infrastructure Development - The regional health authority is increasing investments to enhance the healthcare system, focusing on building regional medical centers and specialized departments in hospitals [2][3] - A total of 100 specialized departments are being established in group hospitals, alongside the implementation of a paired support program to improve healthcare resource distribution [2] Group 2: Service Improvement and Accessibility - The establishment of the first national regional medical center has been completed, creating a comprehensive "3+6" medical service system across the region [3] - The implementation of convenient services, such as "one registration covers three days," has been expanded to all secondary hospitals, improving patient experience [4] - Home healthcare services are being provided to elderly patients, with a family doctor signing rate of 97.33% for key populations [5] Group 3: Health Management and Preventive Care - The management of chronic diseases has evolved from periodic follow-ups to real-time monitoring and proactive intervention, with 1,477 "1+N" family doctor service teams established [8] - The region has seen an increase in life expectancy from 77.3 years in 2020 to 78.43 years in 2024, alongside an improvement in health literacy from 18.2% to 22.08% [8]