The State Council Issued A Document To Encourage And Guide Social Capital To Organize Medical Institutions.

The general office of the State Council pmitted it on the 3 th.

The circular pointed out that we should promptly clean up and revise documents related to the access, practice and supervision of non-public medical institutions, and formulate and perfect the implementation rules and supporting documents to encourage and guide social capital to organize medical institutions in accordance with the actual situation, eliminate the policy obstacles that impede the development of non-public medical institutions, and promote the sustained and healthy development of non-public medical institutions.

The following is the full text of the notice:

The general office of the State Council pmitted the Ministry of health and other departments of the development and Reform Commission to further encourage and guide social capital.

Notification of holding medical institutions' opinions

No. 2010 of the State Office [58]

The people's governments of all provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government, ministries and commissions under the State Council, and institutions directly under the State Council:

The development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of health, the Ministry of finance, the Ministry of Commerce, the Ministry of human resources and social security "the opinions on Further Encouraging and guiding social capital to organize medical institutions" have been approved by the State Council, and are now forwarded to you for careful implementation.

Encouraging and guiding social capital to organize medical institutions is conducive to increasing medical and health resources, expanding the supply of services, meeting the needs of the multilevel and diversified medical services of the people, establishing a competitive mechanism, improving the efficiency and quality of medical services, and improving the medical service system.

All regions and departments concerned should emancipate their minds, change their concepts, and fully understand the importance of encouraging and guiding social capital to organize medical institutions.

We must promptly clean up and amend documents relating to the access, practice and supervision of non-public medical institutions, and formulate and improve the implementation rules and supporting documents for encouraging and guiding social capital to organize medical institutions in accordance with the actual situation, eliminate the policy obstacles that impede the development of non-public medical institutions, and promote the sustained and healthy development of non-public medical institutions.

We should strengthen policy interpretation, guide the community to correctly understand the important role and role of non-public medical institutions in the medical and health service system, and create a good atmosphere for medical institutions organized by social capital.

General Office of the State Council

November 26th, two