Exploring the Model of Combining Medical Treatment and Endowment with Science and Education in China

Abstract

The combination of medical treatment and endowment aims to combine medical resources and elderly care resources to maximize the use of social resources. It is a key rehabilitation project in the reform and innovation of human medical care, and it is a practical and feasible new model of medical reform. The paper integrated and combed the connotation of the combination of medical treatment and endowment, and put forward views and suggestions to improve the current model of combination of medical treatment and endowment in China. The paper combines the future development trend of medical treatment and endowment, creatively adding science and education, and proposes a sharing mechanism of science and technology guidance, resource sharing, channel construction, and cost sharing. The research of the project is conducive to enriching the theoretical and practical results of the combination of medical treatment and endowment, and is of great significance to the construction of a harmonious society.

Integrating Health and Care for Older People in China: What Has Been Accomplished? What is Next?

“…Health and care integration also benefits from new technologies, such as tele-medicine, intelligent devices and big data. Setting up safe and favorable environment with the application of new technologies will greatly improve the nation's ability to provide integrated person-centered care for the world's largest aged population [26].…”

Home/Community-Based Medical and Elderly Care Services Utilization in China: A Cross-Sectional Study from the Middle-Aged and Elderly Population

“…Combining professional medical services (regular visits, diagnosis and treatment of diseases, etc.) with elderly care services (life care and psychological comfort), medical and care services can meet the health needs of the elderly at different stages in the nursing process [4]. That means that the elderly have access to both services simultaneously in the community, at home, or in a specialized healthcare institution.…”

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