China Health Yearbook (2004)

Author: Gao Qiang
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Publish Date: 2005-03-19
Features: The "China Health Yearbook" is organized by the Ministry of Health and jointly compiled by the Ministry of Health, the National Committee for the Promotion of Health, the National Development and Reform Commission, and other departments. It comprehensively reflects various aspects of China's health work, progress, and achievements. This volume is divided into 12 parts: Special Features, Reports of Important Meetings, Policies and Regulations, Work Progress, Military Health Work, Health Work in Provinces, Autonomous Regions, and Municipalities, Academic and Mass Organizations, the Red Cross Society of China, Personnel and Cadres, Chronicle of Health Work, Health Statistics Work, Appendices, and Index. The "Special Features" section includes the "Decision of the CPC Central Committee and the State Council on Health Reform and Development," as well as important reports by leaders of the Party and the state at the National Health Work Conference. The "Work Progress" section is divided into 11 columns: Public Health and Disease Prevention, National Health Movement, Maternal and Child Health, Management of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Medical Administration, Medical Education, Medical Science and Technology, Pharmaceutical Administration, Planning, Financial Management, Audit and Supervision, Health Education and Press and Publication, and International Exchange, Cooperation, and Utilization of Foreign Investment.

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