Red Network Moment Zhangjiajie, June 30 (Correspondent Du Cheng Jiang Xuezan) In order to further deepen exchanges and collaborations between primary medical and health institutions and promote the overall improvement of primary medical and health services in the jurisdiction, on June 29, Wulingyuan District Organization To carry out exchange and learning activities for primary medical and health institutions, more than 10 people from the Suoxiyu Street Community Health Service Center, Luoguta Street Community Health Service Center and Xiehe Township Central Health Center in Wulingyuan District visited the Zhonghu Township Central Health Center.
Under the leadership of the director of the Zhonghu Township Central Health Center, the study exchange group went to the health center's outpatient complex building, inpatient department, vaccination area, traditional Chinese medicine pharmacy and western medicine pharmacy to visit the construction of medical facilities and hospital management. Exchanges were made on operational management methods, department performance appraisal, family doctor contracting, chronic disease management, the specific implementation of national basic public health services, and the development prospects of traditional Chinese medicine rehabilitation and physiotherapy. After the visit and study by
, the study exchange group expressed high recognition of the management philosophy and management model of Zhonghu Township Central Health Center. They all expressed that the trip was worthwhile and they would apply the advanced experience they learned to their future work. Comprehensively improve the medical quality and service level in the jurisdiction and promote the healthy, rapid and comprehensive development of the hospital. In the future, Wulingyuan District will also carry out such exchange and learning activities on a regular basis, and effectively strengthen exchanges and learning among various grassroots medical and health institutions in aspects such as family doctor contracting and chronic disease management practice, so as to achieve mutual learning, common progress, and overall improvement.
