On April 25th, the National Health and Wellness Commission held a meeting on "All for People’s Health — — Our ten years "theme press conference. Hu Qiangqiang, spokesperson of the National Health and Wellness Commission, reported on the recent important health policy documents.
First, the Joint Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Civil Affairs, the Ministry of Finance and other departments issued the "Notice on Launching the Action to Enhance the Ability of Combining Medical Care with Nursing Care in the Community", requiring relying on qualified township community service institutions such as medical care and old-age care to promote the organic connection between primary health care and old-age care services, so as to better meet the health and old-age care needs of the elderly in the jurisdiction.
Second, the Joint Medical Insurance Bureau, the Chinese Medicine Bureau and other departments issued the "Administrative Measures for Mutual Recognition of Inspection Results of Medical Institutions" to standardize the requirements of organization and management, mutual recognition rules and quality control of mutual recognition of inspection results.
The third is to issue the Recommended Catalogue of Day Surgery (2022 Edition), and update the recommended catalogue of day surgery to 708 items, so as to guide medical institutions to vigorously promote day surgery and provide more convenient medical services for the masses.
The fourth is to issue the Guidelines for Diagnosis and Treatment of Diseases Related to Tumors and Hematological Diseases (2022 Edition), to clarify the diagnosis and treatment requirements of 21 solid tumors and hematological diseases such as lung cancer, gastric cancer, breast cancer and leukemia, and to improve the standardized level of diagnosis and treatment.
Fifth, the United Bureau of Traditional Chinese Medicine issued the Technical Plan for Graded Diagnosis and Treatment of Chronic Diseases such as Chronic Kidney Disease in Counties, which standardized the technical requirements for graded diagnosis and treatment of seven diseases such as chronic kidney disease, hypertension and dyslipidemia in counties, clarified the functional orientation of county medical institutions in early detection, early diagnosis and long-term standardized management, and ensured that patients with chronic diseases enjoyed integrated and high-quality medical services.