Residents’ medical expenses are heavier

It has been said that medical reforms in medical reforms, but the burden on residents' medical expenses is still heavy.

As an example of Medicare reimbursement, although the proportion of reimbursement within the scope of the basic medical insurance policy has reached 75%, the actual reimbursement ratio is only about 50% because the reimbursement of the list of external drugs has not been effectively controlled.

Why is it that the cost burden cannot be reduced? Xiao Bian thinks this is due to the lack of integrity, system, and coordination of the medical and health reforms.

In addition, the lack of production and supply of some medicines such as children's medicines and blood products, as well as the incomplete bidding and procurement policies for essential medicines, have resulted in “price cuts” and delays in distribution, affecting the need for clinical medicine.

Xiao Bian believes that it has become imminent to solidify and improve the state's basic drug system and new grass-roots operation mechanisms, and to improve the level and efficiency of primary health care services.

In view of the heavy burden on residents' medical expenses, Xiaobian believes that a stable and long-lasting multi-channel compensation mechanism should be established to ensure that basic public health services are paid in full and timely, that debts be resolved as soon as possible, and that primary health care services in the central and western regions can continue to be promoted. System construction, consolidate and improve the basic drug system of the country, strengthen the supervision of the use of drugs by medical institutions and medical personnel, and severely crack down on illegal acts such as commercial bribery.

Really implement the policy, it can be considered a real medical reform.