Rural Health Hubs and Farmers' Choices - A Discussion on Health in a Great Nation - The Collection of Works by Young and Middle-aged Scholars

Author: Wang Hongman
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: This book starts with the rural health hub—township health centers, based on the characteristics of the market economy system. After years of field research and practical analysis, it discusses the establishment of a rural health security system and its institutions that align with farmers' needs, government expectations, and the performance of actual operating departments. From a strategic perspective, it offers constructive suggestions for China's rural health security system and its institutional design. The book elaborates on the allocation dimensions of primary health care institutions, accounting systems, personnel systems, and security systems. It is rich in materials, grounded in real-life examples, and presents clear viewpoints, objectively and authentically reflecting the main problems and shortcomings in the current rural health security system and its institutions. It proposes strategic thinking, constructive ideas, and implementable reference solutions, providing important references and valuable real data for the government to continuously improve the rural health security system. It also uses examples to demonstrate the scientific nature and significant practical implications of national decisions regarding the rural health security system.