1. Relevant medical records issued by public medical institutions at or above the county level (including the county level);
2. Proof of disease diagnosis;
3. Discharge record;
4. Check the treatment report;
5. Recent one-inch photos and other application materials
Application process of chronic diseases in new rural cooperative medical system
1. Receive and fill in the approval form for chronic disease identification of the new rural cooperative medical system;
2. Submit the above-mentioned materials and the Approval Form for the Identification of Chronic Diseases of the New Rural Cooperative Medical System to the Town Joint Management Station, which will be accepted by the Town Joint Management Station for preliminary examination, sorted and summarized according to the declared diseases, and reported to the County Joint Management Center;
3. The county joint management center organizes the expert review committee of the new rural cooperative medical system for chronic diseases to hold regular review meetings to review the application materials and make a review conclusion;
4. Identify eligible patients with chronic diseases, issue the "NCMS Chronic Disease Certificate", and enjoy the outpatient compensation treatment of NCMS chronic diseases according to regulations.
Materials required for outpatient chronic disease application
1. 3 copies of approval form for outpatient treatment qualification of basic medical insurance for special chronic diseases;
2 urban workers basic medical insurance outpatient chronic disease trial report 3;
3. One-inch color recent bareheaded photo with ID number and blue background;
4. 1 Copy of my ID card and medical insurance card;
5. My medical record of hospitalization;
6. My phone number and monthly salary.
Outpatient chronic disease application process
1. Provide the above materials
2. The Municipal Medical Insurance Bureau and the district branches shall conduct preliminary examination on the materials declared by persons with chronic diseases.
3 municipal medical insurance bureau unified organization and verification of chronic disease declaration materials.
4. The Municipal Medical Insurance Bureau classifies diseases according to the participating diseases and contacts the physical examination hospital.
5. The Municipal Medical Insurance Bureau and the district branches should participate in the medical examination notice of patients with chronic diseases within their respective jurisdictions.
6 to participate in the physical examination of chronic diseases, according to the time notified by the municipal or district medical insurance bureau, to the designated hospital to participate in the physical examination on time.
7. The Municipal Medical Insurance Bureau organized experts to identify chronic diseases.
8. The Municipal Medical Insurance Bureau will enter relevant information, such as identification grade and disease type, into the system to generate the card number of chronic diseases. And make chronic disease cards.
9. The Municipal Medical Insurance Bureau and the district medical insurance sub-bureaus publicize the patients with chronic diseases, issue chronic disease cards, and the patients with chronic diseases purchase prescriptions for chronic diseases.
legal ground
Notice of the National Health and Wellness Committee on Printing and Distributing the Work Plan for the Contract Service of Chronic Family Doctors for Poor People with Filing Card.
Second, the working mechanism
(1) Define the object and scope of contracted services. Local health and family planning administrative departments should give priority to providing family doctor contract services for the poor according to the information of poverty-stricken people who set up files and set up cards provided by poverty alleviation departments, focusing on providing standardized management and health services for patients with chronic diseases such as hypertension, diabetes, tuberculosis and severe mental disorders.
(2) Define the subject of contract service provision. The contracting service of family doctors for the poor population is mainly undertaken by grassroots medical and health institutions such as township hospitals and village clinics, and is provided in the form of family doctors' teams. It is necessary to give full play to the role of the township (street) Disabled Persons' Federation Commissioner and the poverty alleviation task force in the signing service for the poor, and jointly promote the signing service for family doctors for the poor. Actively guide the medical staff of medical institutions at or above the county level to join the team of family doctors and provide targeted medical and health services for the poor.
(3) Optimize service division and process. Clarify the division of responsibilities within the family doctor contracting team, strengthen cooperation and form a joint force. Rural doctors are the first contact person for family doctors of poor people to sign up for services. It is necessary to strengthen communication and contact with contracted customers, and use information technology and other means to urge and guide contracted customers to take the initiative to receive health education, health management and other services as agreed. Township hospitals should make it clear that special personnel should be connected with rural doctors in groups to provide support and guarantee. Encourage doctors in county hospitals to join the team of contracted doctors and provide technical support for family doctors. Strengthen the cooperation between county-level hospitals and family doctors, and timely refer patients who really need referral or provide guidance on medical treatment path. Hospitals at or above the county level should designate special personnel to be responsible for docking and establish a green channel for poor people to refer patients. Family doctors should be given a certain proportion of hospital expert numbers, reserved beds and other resources to broaden the channels for patients to be transferred to hospitals.