[1]XU Yue,SONG Chao,YU Yinghui.Research on Enhancing the Scientific Management Level and Service Efficiency of County-Level Medical Service Systems: a Case Study of the Medical Community Construction in Anning City[J].Chinese Health Quality Management,2026,33(3):80-84.[doi:10.13912/j.cnki.chqm.2026.33.3.18]
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Chinese Health Quality Management[ISSN 1006-7515/CN CN 61-1283/R] Volume:
33
Number of periods:
2026年3期
Page number:
80-84
Column:
基层卫生质量
Public date:
2026-03-15
- Title:
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Research on Enhancing the Scientific Management Level and Service Efficiency of County-Level Medical Service Systems: a Case Study of the Medical Community Construction in Anning City
- Author(s):
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XU Yue; SONG Chao; YU Yinghui
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The First People’s Hospital of Anning Affiliated to Kunming University of Science and Technology
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- Keywords:
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County-Level Medical Community; Primary Healthcare Services; Medical Service System
- CLC:
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R197.6
- DOI:
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10.13912/j.cnki.chqm.2026.33.3.18
- Abstract:
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Taking the construction of the closely-knit medical community in Anning City (2018-2024) as a case study, this research explores pathways to enhance the efficiency of county-level medical services by leveraging medical quality control centers, employing a combination of policy analysis and empirical data. The findings reveal that through the establishment of a "vertical management system for specialized supervisors", the implementation of a "dual-track assistance model integrating technology and management", and the integration of multidimensional quality control tools, a four-dimensional linkage mechanism has been formed, encompassing "organizational restructuring, standardization, technological empowerment, and talent support". The medical community witnessed a 73.71% increase in outpatient and emergency visits, a 23.12% rise in hospital discharges, and a surge in two-way referrals from 8 to 1 615 cases. The leading hospital experienced a 7.96% increase in the proportion of level III and IV surgeries, a 31.64% reduction in the average length of stay, and a 30.45% increase in the proportion of surgeries among discharged patients. Taking date in 2020 and 2024 as an example, hospital B saw a 6.48% rise in its CMI value, an 11.96% increase in the number of DRG groups, a 60.85% boost in the proportion of surgeries among discharged patients, and the proportion of level III and IV surgeries rose from 0 to 9.43%. From 2022 to 2024, L community health service center saw an 85.20% increase in the number of discharged patients, an 11.90% rise in the CMI value, and a 56.14% increase in the number of DRG groups. This study provides a replicable model for implementing the "Core Monitoring Indicators for Medical Quality and Safety(2025)".