When will the subsidy for barefoot doctors in rural areas of Guangdong be issued?

Barefoot doctors were born in the late 1960s, which is a milestone of cooperative medical system in China and a health guardian of rural farmers in China. So called, there are two reasons. First, these doctors were originally farmers, who were sent to the higher medical administrative departments to study for a certain period of time and then returned to their hometowns to provide medical services for their hometowns. These doctors are not state cadres, do not enjoy state subsidies, but are authentic farmers, led by the local government. Organize all farmers to form a cooperative medical society with the village as the unit. These barefoot doctors serve farmers in this cooperative medical system. Second, they have to work in the fields during busy farming hours or in the morning and evening. Once someone is sick, whether working in the fields or sleeping at night, they will be on call. Based on the above two points, people who engage in primary medical services in medical cooperatives after preliminary pre-job training are called barefoot doctors. If you want to know more about barefoot doctors, you can read the following articles carefully. Cooperative medical care and management of barefoot doctors [after the founding of the People's Republic of China] [1969- 1979] [cooperative medical care] [barefoot doctors] [management] [rural areas] Shandong Province from 65449. At the beginning of the rise of cooperative medical care in the province, we adhered to the policy of "three soils" (local medicine, local medicine and local methods) and "four self" (self-cultivation, self-collection, self-made and self-supporting medicinal materials), and managed the medicine by ourselves. The funds of cooperative medical care mainly come from the public welfare fund of individual members and production teams and production brigades. Barefoot doctors are generally treated according to work points and participate in collective distribution at the end of the year. By 197 1, the province has implemented more than 5,560 cooperative medical teams and trained more than 4 1 0,000 barefoot doctors. 1972 1 The Health Bureau of the Provincial Revolutionary Committee held an exchange meeting on the experience of cooperative medical care in Anqiu County, requiring the production teams in the province to basically implement cooperative medical care, and cities, streets and schools to implement cooperative medical care. By 1973, there were 36,332 brigades implementing cooperative medical care in the whole province, accounting for 44.9% of the total number of production brigades; There are * * * 26 1 team two-level management cooperative medical care, accounting for 13.2% of rural people's communes. The cooperative medical system has basically achieved the goal of not leaving the team for minor injuries and illnesses. According to the statistics of 1975 at the end of March, the number of brigades implementing cooperative medical care in the whole province increased from 67. 15% at the end of 1974 to 69.6%. The number of communities implementing cooperative medical care at community and group levels increased from 34.8% at the end of 1974 to 39.6%. The number of barefoot doctors in the province has grown to 158 168. From 65438 to 0977, the whole province began to rectify the cooperative medical system, and established and improved the management systems of diagnosis and treatment, medicines and funds. By the end of 1978, there were 66,979 production teams in rural areas of the province, accounting for 80.3% of the total number of production teams; There are *** 1302 communes that implement two-level management of cooperative medical care, accounting for 62.2% of the total number of people's communes. Barefoot doctors in the province 19054 1 person, with an average of 2.3 in each brigade, including 644 female barefoot doctors19. 1979 65438+ 10, the provincial health department held a symposium on rural cooperative medical care in Lijin County, Gaomi County and Xusi Commune in Changqing County, and once again studied the deployment and development of cooperative medical care and the consolidation of barefoot doctors. [After the establishment of People's Republic of China (PRC)] [1980- 1985][ system] [cooperative medical care] [management] [village doctor] 1980 1, the provincial health department and other units jointly forwarded the "Ministry of Health, Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Finance, State Administration of Medicine," The Task of Cooperative Medical System1981August, the Provincial Health Department and other units issued the Joint Notice on Consolidating and Developing Cooperative Medical System and Running the Health Center of Production Brigade, requiring the brigade that has run or has not run cooperative medical system to start as soon as possible, and those with barefoot doctors to run the health center as soon as possible, reasonably solve the remuneration of barefoot doctors, and give cash subsidies except clerks. Barefoot doctors who have reached the technical secondary school level after examination will be issued with certificates of rural doctors and cash subsidies at the level of private teachers. The Provincial Health Department issued the Opinions on Doing a Good Job in the Examination of Barefoot Doctors, which uniformly stipulated the contents, standards, methods and certificates of the examination for rural doctors. After 1982, with the development of rural economic system reform, the rural medical system gradually developed in the direction of running various forms of medicine. Most of the original cooperative medical institutions have been transformed into collective or individual clinics, clinics in streets or administrative villages, barefoot doctors into rural doctors or health workers, and most cooperative medical systems have disintegrated. A few places with good economic conditions still adhere to the cooperative medical system. 1985, 70% of villages in Zhaoyuan county have implemented cooperative medical care. The form of running a doctor is still dominated by collectives, and most of them implement contract system in management. At the end of 1985, there were 87,533 administrative village clinics in the province, accounting for 95. 18% of the total administrative villages. Rural doctors (including health workers) 143483, of which 90670 obtained the certificate of rural doctors.