National hospitals are medical institutions that are built and managed with government funding. These hospitals are usually located in major cities and provincial capitals, and have the most advanced medical equipment and specialized medical teams that can provide the most advanced treatment options. At the same time, national hospitals have relatively low medical costs and are able to receive subsidies for drugs and surgeries used to treat critically ill patients.
Doctors at national hospitals are usually highly trained and examined, with specialized medical knowledge and practical experience. They are able to provide professional advice and assistance in the diagnosis and treatment of various diseases. The National Hospital is also constantly updating its medical equipment and technology so that patients can have the best quality treatment experience.
National hospitals have an irreplaceable role to play in the medical security of the country and its people. They are the "backbone" of the people's health care system, providing support to the health care system and avoiding problems such as uneven distribution of health care resources. Therefore, the development of national hospitals also needs to be supported by the government and all sectors of society to make greater contributions to the people's health protection.