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Article 3. This approach refers to the use of information technology to integrate sectoral resources for health care rehabilitation as basic elements, the extension of daycare and institutional health services, and the provision of continuous, integrated, effective and resilient health, old-age and integrated health services based on the needs of the population.

Article IV. The Government of the city should build the health-care system for the integration of health care in line with the needs of national economic and social development in order to guarantee its social and economic synchronization.

The city, the people of the region should integrate policies and resources in the areas of medical, human and civil affairs, guarantee funding for health services at the grass-roots level, establish work coordination mechanisms to guide and coordinate the reform of the health-care and integrated health services.

Article 5 is responsible for organizing the implementation of this approach by the municipal health-care executive authorities to develop policies and regulatory guidelines for the implementation of health-care services in the city.

The urban and rural planning authorities should organize relevant authorities, such as municipal health, human security and civil affairs, to develop and use specific planning related to the use of health-care services and to report to the Government of the city after approval.

The municipal civil affairs authorities should encourage the participation of older service providers in all home-based care services and actively support the access of medical resources to all types of old-age services, community-based home-care centres, and promote the integration of medical care.

The municipal e-government-building authorities are responsible for the integrated and coordinated work on the sharing of the resources of the inter-ministerial health conserving integrated government data, providing data security for the medical and integrated health services, in line with the Torizon e-government platform.

In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the relevant administrative authorities, such as HR, and prices, and the peoples' governments of the various districts, street offices, communes (communes) should integrate resources into the work related to health-care conservation and integrated health services.

Article 6. The development of a health-care system for integrated health care should be integrated in the use of resources to promote balanced development, focus on the role of markets in resource allocation, and encourage social forces to engage in the creation of an equitable and competitive market environment to meet social diversification and multifaceted needs.

Medical care for health conservation and integration should be based on the basic needs of the health insurance personnel. Participating persons are linked to the establishment of contractual services with grass-roots medical institutions and should be accompanied by corresponding obligations in the enjoyment of policies such as preschool referral services and contractual service preferences.

Article 7. The health care for health and integration is divided into the following types:

(i) Family health care for integrated health care: the subject of grass-roots medical institutions organized by the Government, other medical institutions and the parent service agencies are underpinned by basic public health, medical services and life care guidance, with a focus on health management, slow disease management and family beds;

(ii) The day-to-day medical care for integrated health care: rehabilitation, medical services for day-to-care older persons are provided in community-based care centres, old-age services institutions;

(iii) Institution-based health-care services for integrated health care: provision of rehabilitation, medical services for the elderly, within the old-age services, care institutions.

Article 8. The basic health insurance occupants of this city have voluntarily entered into service agreements with the full-fledged physicians of the community's grass-roots medical institutions and receive the sub-care services of “communication, bidirect referrals, rehabilitation communities”.

The services agreement referred to in the previous paragraph should contain content, modalities, duration, mutual rights obligations and information confidentiality. The contracted service fee is shared by the city, the district finance and individuals.

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(i) National basic public health services;

(ii) Basic medical services, such as medical treatment, family beds and referrals;

(iii) Health management, health assessment services;

(iv) In accordance with the individualized needs of the signatory, the various sectors combine the actual increase in the specific services.

Article 10 provides day-to-care health services for integrated health care, established by medical institutions and in accordance with conditions of community-based care centres, old-age service providers, as extension service points for medical institutions, to provide relevant medical services to the elderly in need through the form of household and personal purchase services.

Article 11 provides for the establishment of institutional health-care services that promote access to old-age services through new, agreements, introduction, transition, etc., in cooperation with the elderly. The provision of health-care institutions is encouraged by conditions in place.

Article 12 Governments and their health-care and civil affairs authorities should organize the establishment of health-care personnel consisting of all medical institutions at the grass-roots level, nurses and other guardians, community assistants, nursing teachers, rehabilitation coordinators, etc., family service providers, health administrators, volunteers, and encourage social forces to participate in the provision of human security for medical integration.

Health-care executive authorities should strengthen the training and continuous education of medical personnel to provide health-care resources for the promotion of health-care services.

Article 13 establishes an integrated information network for the health services of the population and integrates online health-care resources in sectors such as hygienic, civil affairs, human security, market regulation, the provision of medical and integrated health care, such as online preschools, online searches, online counselling. The Integrated Information Network for Resident Health Services should take measures to ensure the safety of personal information for the population.

Article 14. The health-care authorities should establish a database of health-care services for the conservation of integrated health care, data related to health information and medical operations for the population from birth to death, and a health information platform at the municipal and district levels.

The National Carriage Service should be based on the needs of the population by means of a medical institution, a nursing service institution, other social service providers, and a basic medical referral for medical treatment among individuals, and the realization of a medical and integrated health care service.

Article 15 The municipal health-care executive authorities should improve the construction of health operations networks and the sharing of information across regional, inter-medical institutions. The Governments of the various districts and the municipal health-care service should organize the use of telemedicine technologies to provide technical support and counselling services for grass-roots health institutions and promote quality health-care resource sharing.

Article 16 should improve the relevant basic health insurance policies, improve the relevant management system, such as the family beds, explore new models for referrals, guide the two-way referrals of patients in the community, inpatient care and rehabilitation, and promote the establishment of a system of secondary treatment, referral.

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Article 18 Medical care projects for health and physical needs are designed by the municipal health-care administrative authorities, in accordance with the health assessment and actual needs of the beneficiaries of the signed service, and are developed by the municipal human and intellectual property authorities. In line with the relevant provisions of the Family Care Service and ensuring medical safety, the number of health services and services may be increased to the number of those who need it.

In accordance with the relevant provisions, the municipal price authorities determine the criteria for fees for the medical and integrated medical services project, and the fees for other STI projects are agreed by the parties to the contract services.

Article 19 Governments of all regions should establish performance appraisals and incentives for all-coordinated doctors to encourage the conduct of contractual services.

The number and composition of the contracted population, the work of the clinic, the quality of services, the satisfaction of the population and the control of the residential medical costs are included in the full-fledged medical examination and are linked to the performance of the salary levels and totality of the community-based medical institutions.

Article 20 should establish a standard of public good-quality construction of medical institutions and the archaeological system, strengthen public health institutions and rationalize the allocation of medical resources.

Medical institutions should improve internal management and establish a human-care model. In health-care activities, medical institutions and their medical personnel should be in compliance with the health-management legal regulations and the rules of medical care, and to adhere to the professional ethics of medical services.

Article 21, the executive authorities, such as hygienic, HR, civil affairs, prices, should establish a corresponding complaints reporting system, publish the telephone, communication addresses and e-mail boxes, and report timely investigations into complaints involving the work of health-care services.

Article 22, medical institutions and patients trigger medical disputes arising from medical activities such as medical treatment, care, should address medical disputes in accordance with the law through voluntary consultations, mediation of the People's Organization for the Application of Medical Disputes, application for health-care-related administrative authorities to deal with medical accidents, or prosecution to the People's Court. As a result of medical accidents, it is implemented in accordance with the provisions of the Medical Accident Control Regulations.

Article 23, in violation of the provisions of this approach, concerns relevant laws, regulations, regulations and regulations, which are dealt with by the relevant administrative authorities in accordance with the law.

The work of health-care services in each of the 24 districts (markets) can be implemented in the light of this approach.

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