前不久,网上突然发起了一个所谓取缔中医参与医疗卫生服务资格的签名运动,一时间,众说纷纭,幸灾乐祸者有之,捶胸顿足者有之,最后在卫生行政主管部门的干预下,这一闹剧才算不了了之。叹息之余,不禁想到类似谁才有资格为公共医疗服务的问题现实中似乎还不少。在和谐社会的建设中,当人们把目光自然投向中西部、投向农村、投向社区的公共医疗服务的时候,这个疑问恐怕更为强烈。《我国医疗卫生领域主要经济政策评述》一文娓娓道来,为解读者之惑提供了基本判断。我国卫生资源总量不足,农村卫生资源更为稀少;医疗服务的提供者主要以政府和企业办的非营利医疗机构为主,它们占有绝大部分医疗资源,而非公有制医疗机构大多数为小规模的诊所等;医疗资源主要集中在城市;综合性医院占有绝大部分医疗技术资源。这让我们明白了《卫生投入视角应转向社区》一文的作者为什么得出了我国现阶段的卫生投入不断增加,而卫生产出却不是随之增加,反而看病难看病贵问题几成固疾。 Not long ago, the Internet suddenly launched a so-called signature campaign to ban Chinese medicine practitioners from participating in the medical and health service qualifications. For a time, there was a lot of disagreement, gloaters and bad people had it, and finally they had to intervene under the intervention of the health administrative department. No more. Apart from sighing, it can hardly be imagined that the question of who is qualified to serve public health care seems to be quite a lot. In the construction of a harmonious society, when people naturally turn their gaze to the central and western regions, invest in the countryside, and invest in the community’s public medical services, this question may be even more intense. The article “Review of the Main Economic Policies in China’s Medical and Health Fields” has been published, providing basic judgments for the interpreters’ confusion. The total amount of health resources in China is insufficient, and rural health resources are even more scarce. The providers of medical services mainly rely on non-profit medical institutions run by the government and enterprises. They occupy most of the medical resources, while non-public health institutions are mostly small. Large-scale clinics, etc.; Medical resources are mainly concentrated in cities; comprehensive hospitals account for the vast majority of medical technology resources. This led us to understand why the author of the article “Why Should Health Care Input Be Turned to Communities?” has come to the conclusion that China’s health investment is increasing at the current stage, while health output is not increasing, but the expensive medical problem is hard to come by.