Grade hospital management divides hospitals into one, two and three levels, with first and second level hospitals divided into A, B and C respectively, and third level hospitals divided into special, A, B and C.
First-class hospitals: (the number of beds within 100, including 100. [Author's note] the same below) are primary hospitals and health centers that provide preventive, medical, health care, and rehabilitation services directly to communities of a certain population.
Second-level hospitals: (between 101 and 500 beds) are regional hospitals that provide comprehensive medical and health services to multiple communities and undertake certain teaching and research tasks.
Tertiary hospitals: (number of beds in 501 or more) is to provide a high level of specialized medical and health services to several areas and the implementation of higher education, scientific research tasks above the regional hospital. Enterprises and public institutions and collective, individual hospitals organized by the level, can be delineated mutatis mutandis. (Note: In actual implementation, first-class hospitals are not divided into A, B, C, etc.). (The hospital level is divided according to the hospital's technical strength, management level, equipment conditions, scientific research capabilities, etc. by 1000 points and divided out).
Third-class hospitals
Hospital construction achievements, department settings, staffing, management level, technical level, quality of work and technical facilities, etc., according to the classification criteria for a comprehensive assessment and inspection of 900 points and above.
Shanghai's third-class hospitals in Shanghai, there are about 37 Shanghai Triple A, Shanghai Jiaotong University affiliated with 11; Fudan University affiliated with 7; Tongji affiliated with 5; Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine affiliated with 4, the Second Military University affiliated with 3. There are also other universities and military hospitals that do not belong to these universities.