1, incentives for medical institutions: the collection of drug balance funds to give up in order to incentivize the active participation of medical institutions in the collection of drug procurement work. By returning a certain percentage of the balance of funds to the medical institutions, can stimulate their enthusiasm and initiative, prompting them to better fulfill the procurement task, improve the efficiency and quality of drug procurement.
2. Avoid burdening the health insurance fund: Giving up part of the surplus funds can avoid an excessive burden on the health insurance fund. Excessive balance of funds will lead to the tension and insufficiency of the health insurance fund, affecting the sustainability and stability of the health insurance fund.
3.***Enjoying the dividends of reform: The implementation of the policy of retaining the balance of pooled medicines is not only an incentive for medical institutions, but also a reward and encouragement for medical staff. By returning a portion of the balance base to medical institutions, medical staff can share the reform dividend brought about by the price reduction of collectively procured drugs.