What cost inputs are needed for hierarchical diagnosis and treatment services

1. Human resource input: hierarchical diagnosis and treatment requires the training and introduction of medical talents at different levels to meet the needs of medical institutions at all levels. This includes primary health care personnel, general practitioners, specialists and so on. At the same time, it is also necessary to invest in the training and continuing education of medical and nursing personnel to improve their medical standards and service capabilities.

2, equipment investment: medical institutions at all levels need to configure the appropriate medical equipment to meet the needs of different levels of diagnosis and treatment. For example, primary medical institutions mainly need routine examination and diagnostic equipment, such as electrocardiographs, ultrasound machines, etc.; while advanced medical institutions need more advanced diagnostic and therapeutic equipment, such as CT, MRI and so on.

3, information construction investment: hierarchical diagnosis and treatment needs to build a perfect medical information system, to realize the information **** enjoyment and interoperability between all levels of medical institutions. This includes electronic medical record systems, remote consultation systems, referral platforms and so on. Through informatization, the efficiency and quality of medical services can be improved and medical costs can be reduced.

4, infrastructure investment: hierarchical diagnosis and treatment needs to improve the infrastructure conditions of medical institutions in order to provide a good medical service environment. This includes expansion, remodeling, renovation and other works, as well as the acquisition of necessary medical facilities and equipment.

5, policy support input: the government needs to formulate appropriate policies to support and guide the implementation of hierarchical diagnosis and treatment system. This includes financial subsidies, health insurance policy adjustments, and medical service price adjustments.