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Guangdong builds a 'three new' pattern of medical services
Release time:
2025-03-12 09:43
Recently, Guangdong Province issued the "Guangdong Province's Implementation Plan for Further Improving Medical Services (2018-2020)", proposing to form a new concept, new technology, and new model "three new" medical service pattern within three years.
The "Plan" proposes to solidify the appointment diagnosis and treatment system, telemedicine system, clinical pathway management system, mutual recognition system for inspection and testing results, and medical social workers and volunteers system. All localities and medical institutions should make full use of new concepts and new technologies to innovate medical services in the following 10 aspects: patient-centered, promoting multidisciplinary diagnosis and treatment models; focusing on critical and critically ill patients, innovating emergency and rescue services; using medical consortia as a carrier to provide continuous medical services; using day services as a starting point to promote the separation of urgent and chronic diseases; using "Internet +" as a means to build smart hospitals; aiming at "one-card access" to achieve interoperability of medical information; guided by new social needs, extending high-quality nursing services; relying on contract services, expanding new areas of pharmaceutical services; using humanistic services as a medium to build harmonious doctor-patient relationships; using "toilet revolution" as a breakthrough to comprehensively improve doctor-patient satisfaction.
The "Plan" requires that by the end of 2020, tertiary comprehensive hospitals will provide multidisciplinary diagnosis and treatment outpatient and inpatient services. Cities at the prefecture level should establish chest pain centers, stroke centers, trauma centers, centers for critically ill pregnant women and children, and centers for critically ill children and newborns in their respective regions. Medical institutions should achieve coordinated management of related specialties within the centers, provide patients with green channels for medical treatment and integrated and comprehensive treatment services, and improve the quality and efficiency of medical treatment for major acute diseases. Medical institutions should promote the deep integration of diagnostic and therapeutic technologies, artificial intelligence technologies, and medical equipment, promote the application of clinical decision support systems and intelligent medical equipment, and achieve rapid, convenient, accurate, and intelligent medical services; by the end of 2020, achieve "one-card access" for more than 80% of public hospitals in the prefecture-level areas.
The "Plan" points out that tertiary hospitals and leading hospitals of medical consortia should generally carry out the work of sinking high-quality nursing services before the end of 2020. Through the establishment of nursing joint teams and mentoring, services such as elderly care, rehabilitation nursing, and palliative care should be extended to primary medical and health institutions. Secondary and above hospitals will achieve full coverage of pharmaceutical services, and clinical pharmacists will use information technology to provide personalized and reasonable medication guidance to outpatients and inpatients. Tertiary hospitals should carry out cooperation between clinical departments related to chronic diseases such as cardiovascular diseases, tumors, and diabetes, and psychiatry and psychology departments to provide patients with both diagnosis and treatment services and psychological guidance. Legally protect the basic rights and interests of voluntary personnel. By the end of 2018, medical liability insurance will cover all secondary and above public hospitals in the province. (Special correspondent He Liping)
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