Core Points - The Hainan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture has invested 5.151 billion yuan in health and wellness since the start of the 14th Five-Year Plan, with health expenditures accounting for 12.6% of the general public budget [1] Group 1: Health Investment and Policy Implementation - The local government has implemented policies such as the "Hainan Prefecture Promotion of Medical Reform Experience from Sanming City, Fujian Province" and established six tightly-knit medical communities, achieving goals in resource utilization, personnel management, financial management, and medical quality [2] - A three-tiered rescue network has been constructed for acute chest pain patients, resulting in a decrease in mortality rates and an increase in rescue success rates [2] Group 2: Strengthening Primary Healthcare - To address weaknesses in grassroots healthcare, a "Highland Medicine Doctoral Workstation" has been established, along with 77 centers for emergency and clinical services, and 395 village clinics have been converted into township health service points [2] - The introduction of eight types of personalized family doctor service packages has further enhanced the service capacity of primary healthcare institutions [2] Group 3: Technological Advancements in Healthcare - An investment of 84.775 million yuan has been made to upgrade the national health platform and build an information system for county-level medical communities, achieving full coverage of remote medical platforms at the state, county, and township levels [2] - The county of Xinghai has pioneered remote visualization ultrasound and a unified ECG network, allowing residents to access quality medical services close to home [2] Group 4: Disease Prevention and Monitoring - A comprehensive prevention and control system for chronic diseases has been established, covering state, county, and township levels, with 11 public hospitals implementing intelligent monitoring and early warning software for infectious diseases [2] - The integration of disease monitoring and emergency command systems has been achieved, enhancing overall public health response capabilities [2]