What does the "three batches" of health poverty alleviation mean?

First of all, some serious diseases have been treated intensively. Organize special treatment for serious and serious diseases of poor rural families, and implement centralized treatment for poor rural people suffering from serious and serious diseases. Provincial health and family planning administrative departments should gradually expand centralized treatment of diseases in light of local conditions;

The second is to manage a number of contracted services for chronic diseases. Establish a health card for the rural poor in an all-round way, implement the basic public health service funds, and carry out 1 health check-ups for eligible rural poor every year. Organize doctors in township hospitals or village doctors to sign contracts for poor rural families, and take targeted health management according to the condition of patients with chronic diseases in poor rural families. In 20 17 years, the rural doctors' contract service should achieve full coverage of the poor people who set up files and establish cards;

The third is to protect a number of serious diseases. Improve the policy of serious illness insurance, and give priority to the eligible rural poor in the deductible and reimbursement ratio. Actively explore the combination of outpatient chronic disease management and per capita payment. Intensify medical assistance and include all eligible poor people in the scope of assistance. Establish a health poverty alleviation security mechanism, co-ordinate basic medical insurance, serious illness insurance, medical assistance, commercial health insurance and other security measures, implement joint reimbursement, strengthen comprehensive security, and effectively improve the benefit level of rural poor people. The poverty-stricken population in the county will be treated first and then paid, and a "one-stop" instant settlement will be implemented. Poor patients only need to pay their own medical expenses when they leave the hospital. At the same time, give full play to the role of charitable medical assistance, mobilize charitable organizations and the public to participate, accurately meet families with special difficulties, and reduce personal expenses.