1. Insufficient medical and health care resources: China's per capita medical and health care resources are insufficient, and there is still a certain gap compared with developed countries. At the same time, the distribution of medical and health resources in China is also unbalanced, the development of urban and rural areas and regions is not balanced, resulting in differences in the level of medical and health services.
2. Shortage of medical and health care personnel: China's medical and health care personnel team construction is relatively lagging behind, especially the shortage of primary health care institutions, resulting in difficulties in improving the level of medical services.
3. Insufficient investment in healthcare: China's healthcare investment is insufficient, especially in rural areas and disadvantaged groups such as the poor population and other vulnerable groups of healthcare protection is relatively lagging behind, affecting the popularization of healthcare services.
4. Ineffective supervision of health care: China's health care supervision system is not perfect, and the supervision is not strong enough, resulting in the existence of irregularities in some medical institutions, such as excessive examination and treatment.
Aiming at the above problems, our government is taking a series of measures to solve them, such as strengthening the investment of medical and health resources, strengthening the construction of medical and health personnel, and strengthening medical and health supervision. At the same time, our government is also actively promoting the reform of the healthcare system in order to improve the level and quality of healthcare services.