- A Realistic Prognosis for Medical ReformBy Hu Shuli 04-14 15:43 Caijing
- China's new health care reform plan provides for better care and protection, but not universal public access and coverage.
- By staff reporters Ren Bo and Liu Jingjing 2009-03-19Local government costs and doctor pay are among the unfinished issues for health care reformers, whose task appears far from done.
- By staff reporter Xu Heqian 2009-03-18A Xiamen hospital operated by Taiwan's Chang Gung was supposed to spark mainland reforms. But the barriers are high.
- By staff reporter Liu Jingjing 2009-02-18Rising healthcare expenditures and continued "brain drain" of rural clinics underscore the urgent need for healthcare reform in China.
- 2009-02-17Full article in Chinese: http://www.caijing.com.cn/2009-02-17/110069564.html
- 2008-12-30Full article in Chinese: http://www.caijing.com.cn/2008-12-30/110043645.html
- By Hu Shuli 2008-12-23By strengthening the services industry in the face of slowing exports, China can prepare for its new reform period.
- 2008-12-19Full article in Chinese: http://www.caijing.com.cn/2008-12-18/110040505.html
Background
The government plans to spend 850 billion yuan over the next three years to establish a universal healthcare system in China. The reforms aim to make healthcare more equitable and affordable, while increasing the overall quality of care. Experts, however, are questioning: how much of the 850 billion yuan is new money? Do local governments have the funds to cover their share? And will the accompanying policies make the structural changes necessary for real change to take root?
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