1. Insufficient medical resources: compared with urban hospitals, township health centers have limited medical resources, including doctors, nurses, instruments and equipment, and the resources are tight, and the medical services of township health centers often need to be undertaken by a small number of medical personnel, resulting in their heavy workload.
2, strong medical demand: the township area residents of the relatively high demand for health care, especially the demand for primary health care services, as township health centers are often the main bearer of primary health care services, need to face more patients, disease diagnosis and treatment and medical consulting tasks.