General disease screening and treatment program
● June 5438+1October 65438+April 2006, chinese primary health care Foundation and peking university health science center jointly established the National Center for Community Disease Prevention and Control. The director of the center is Professor Ke Yang, Executive Vice President of Peking University and Executive Deputy Director of the Medical Department. The center consists of cancer prevention center, digestive tract disease prevention center, gynecological disease prevention center, vascular disease prevention center, diabetes prevention center, pathology center, minimally invasive and non-invasive technology promotion center and other institutions. The main task of the center is to advocate and popularize community health services, guide rural primary medical institutions to carry out disease investigation, and focus on the prevention and treatment of common and frequently-occurring diseases in the community, especially the prevention and treatment of chronic diseases and malignant tumors.
On April 22nd of the same year, chinese primary health care Foundation and peking university health science center held the "Launching Ceremony of Community Disease Prevention and Control Project" in the Great Hall of the People. Jiang Zhenghua, Chairman of the Foundation, and Ke Yang, Executive Vice President of Peking University attended the ceremony and delivered speeches. The establishment of community disease prevention and control center is a beneficial attempt for social welfare organizations and universities to join hands, mobilize all social forces, integrate social resources, and participate in health poverty alleviation and community disease prevention and control. It is also a good thing to benefit grassroots communities, especially tens of thousands of people in rural areas.
Funding for women's disease screening and general treatment projects;
Improving women's health, especially paying attention to rural women's health, is an important content to realize "primary health care for all" and an important measure to measure social equity and progress. There are 343 million women of childbearing age in China, most of whom live in rural areas, while 80% of maternal and child health care resources in China are concentrated in cities. For a long time, restricted by economic conditions, traditional concepts and living habits, the incidence of cervical cancer and breast cancer affecting women's health has increased year by year. The incidence of female breast cancer in China is increasing at the rate of 3%-4% every year, and the incidence of cervical cancer accounts for 28.8% of the world, which is six times that of developed countries, and shows a trend of youthfulness. "Two cancers" not only threaten women's health and safety, but also affect the harmony between husband and wife and family happiness, which brings a heavy burden to the country and society.
In 2003, the Organizing Committee of China Health Poverty Alleviation Project (hereinafter referred to as the Organizing Committee), which belongs to the Foundation, began to pay attention to the health problems of rural women when carrying out related public welfare activities in rural areas, and listed them as the main contents of the large-scale public welfare activities of "China Health Poverty Alleviation Project". In 2004, the organizing committee organized an expert committee to investigate in rural areas of Anhui and other provinces, and designed a general treatment project for gynecological diseases. In 2005, Luzhai County, Guangxi Autonomous Region launched the pilot project for the first time and achieved success. In 2006, on the basis of expanding the scope of the pilot project, a public welfare activity model of "free screening, low-cost treatment and serious illness relief" was formed and popularized throughout the country. By the end of 2008, the general survey and treatment of gynecological diseases had been carried out in 237 counties (cities) in 24 provinces (autonomous regions).
In 2007, the project was selected by the Ministry of Civil Affairs as a public welfare project with outstanding public welfare and great influence, which can bring benefits and relief to the masses, and was publicized to the whole country.
Funding the general survey project of upper digestive tract diseases;
By the end of 2008, the Foundation had conducted a general survey of upper gastrointestinal diseases in 26 provinces, municipalities, autonomous regions, 100 cities and more than 400 counties and cities, covering a population of 220 million. The value of donated drugs and articles in the census is 7120,000 yuan; Operating direct funds of more than 3 million yuan; More than 42 million people accepted the free census; More than 10,000 cases of upper gastrointestinal diseases 165438+ were found; More than 2 1 10,000 cases of precancerous diseases were detected; More than 6,200 cancer cases have been discovered; The treatment fee for cancer patients is 1 10,000 yuan, of which the treatment fee for 580 patients with early cancer is 590,000 yuan. To this end, more than 300 county (city, district) people's governments expressed their gratitude to the foundation for presenting pennants and souvenirs, and dozens of media reported them.
Serious illness relief project
● Relief for cancer patients: relief for upper digestive tract cancer patients and relief for gynecological cancer patients.
● Assistance to poor patients: assistance to children with cerebral palsy and assistance to uremia patients.
Funding training programs for primary health personnel.
● Funding the training of primary health personnel: By the end of 2008, the expert committee of the Foundation, the organizing committee of the health poverty alleviation project and the designated hospital development fund management office had held a total of 2 1 training courses for city and county health directors; Funded 1 10,000 person-times training of health directors and deans in different forms; Funded technical training 1 100. We printed and distributed 300,000 popular science books such as "The doctor is by your side" and 23,200 magazines such as "China Rural Health Management". In 2007, the project was selected by the Ministry of Civil Affairs as a public welfare project with outstanding public welfare and great influence, and was publicized to the whole country.
Funding service capacity building projects of primary medical institutions.