Thoughts on County-level Medical Reform
Ren Yan-kong
Abstract
Ren Yan-kong
Abstract
Medical reform in some counties in China lacks the overall planning and coordination,so county-level medical career development is imbalanced,medical resource allocation is unreasonable,and medical and health care constitution isn't coordinating.Therefore,firstly county-level reform should be overall planned,consist in overall development,and reform harmoniously;secondly basic position,capital collection and personnel flowing,etc should be decided;thirdly medical with medicine should be broken,public welfare character be insisted,insurance mechanism of medical reform be established,objective responsibility mechanism be clarified,policy allocation be insisted on,and normal mechanism and medical technique supporting medical development be developed.
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Medical reform in some counties in China lacks the overall planning and coordination,so county-level medical career development is imbalanced,medical resource allocation is unreasonable,and medical and health care constitution isn't coordinating.Therefore,firstly county-level reform should be overall planned,consist in overall development,and reform harmoniously;secondly basic position,capital collection and personnel flowing,etc should be decided;thirdly medical with medicine should be broken,public welfare character be insisted,insurance mechanism of medical reform be established,objective responsibility mechanism be clarified,policy allocation be insisted on,and normal mechanism and medical technique supporting medical development be developed.
Key concepts: Mechanism (biology), Public welfare, Constitution, Medical care, Health care reform, China, Public administration, Position (finance)