The reform of urban public hospitals is a very complex process. The zero-differential rate sales of medicines, the reduction of large equipment inspection costs, and the reasonable adjustment of medical service prices are aimed at reflecting the value of the technical services of medical personnel, and generally do not increase the burden of the people's medical care. However, different patients will have different feelings in this reform. If this patient is a chronic disease patient who is mainly treated with medication, and the proportion of medication used is relatively high, then the total cost of the whole treatment process for this patient will go down.
But there are also patients with acute illnesses, such as those who need hospitalization and surgical treatment, whose main costs are surgical and therapeutic fees, and whose out-of-pocket expenses may therefore increase year by year. Overall, the zero-differential sales of medicines can still promote the public to reduce the cost of medical care, because medicines are no longer profitable, and these problems will be gradually solved by prescribing large quantities of high-grade medicines. At the same time, the most important thing is to improve the hospital's medical services, improve the process of medical services, to provide better services for the people, and improve the people's feeling of seeing a doctor.
Many people have had such an experience:In the hospital to see a doctor, do a lot of tests; after a few days, after transferring to the hospital, all the tests have to be ? start all over again?... This duplication of tests often make patients complain, both a waste of money and time, but also delayed the treatment of the disease. It turns out that in the hospital information system? Outpatient Doctor Station? In the hospital information system, doctors opened a? Inter-hospital examination results interconnection and mutual recognition platform? The first time I saw this, I was able to get a good look at a few of the things I've seen in the last few years, but I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to get a good look at them.
It is well known that Shenzhen's hospital health data is huge. Now in order to exchange and ****enjoy the massive data of hospitals and build a citywide electronic medical record database, there must be a ? super brain? to store and manage the massive data. This? Super brain? is located in the Shenzhen Supercomputing Center. In order to open up the information island between hospitals, Shenzhen invested tens of millions of dollars to increase the main cloud servers, and completed the hospitals gigabit fiber optic transformation, for the city's hospitals to build a health data transmission ? highway? So far, the city's supercomputing center has provided 30 cloud main servers, completed the fiber optic transformation between two data centers and 16 municipal hospitals, the city's e-government resource center, the city's supercomputing center, to achieve more than one gigabit of network bandwidth.