National Health Commission: the national health information platform has been basically completed.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen MissBook for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com News on November 8, the National Health Commission held a press conference on November 7. Mao Qunan, director of the Planning Department of the State Health Commission, said at the meeting that the national national health information platform has been basically completed.

Attached to the CTOnews.com, Mao Qunan, Director of the Planning Department of the National Health Commission, delivered the following speech:

At present, the national national health information platform has been basically completed, the provincial regional national health information platform has been continuously improved, and the national, provincial, municipal and county platforms have basically been fully covered. at present, more than 8000 second-level public hospitals have access to the regional national health information platform, and more than 80% of the third-tier hospitals in 20 provinces have been connected to the provincial national health information platform. 25 provinces have carried out shared access to electronic health records, 17 provinces have carried out shared access to electronic medical records, and 204 prefecture-level cities have carried out the sharing of inspection results. Relying on the platform, all localities have achieved good results in providing information to facilitate the people and benefit the people by doing a good job of "co-handling of one thing" and other key small things.

On this basis, this fortified operation has put forward eight objectives and tasks. First, it is necessary to popularize and promote electronic health cards. The second is to promote the sharing of inspection results. By the end of 2025, all second-level public hospitals across the country will have inter-agency access to inspection results. Third, it is necessary to promote one-stop settlement of medical expenses for commercial health insurance. At the end of 2025, provinces with conditions should realize real-time settlement of medical expenses for commercial health insurance. The fourth is to promote the "inter-provincial inquiry" of electronic health records. It is planned that by the end of 2025, pilot provinces will provide real-time authorized inquiry services for electronic health records to residents themselves. Fifth, improve the national and provincial overall regional health information platform. The sixth is to establish a unified health information transmission network. The seventh is to promote the file upgrading of hospital information construction. Eighth, make every effort to enhance the protection capability of network and data security, and strengthen the protection of personal information.

This fortified action is driven by specific application scenarios, guided by the needs of the broad masses, not greedy for perfection, and the goal is to give the public a real sense of achievement. For example, it is no longer necessary to apply for a medical card every time you go to a hospital, as long as there is an electronic health card, it can be universal between different hospitals, and the medical examination results between different hospitals can be shared. Each resident has his own electronic health files, and can be consulted across provinces, and gradually achieve commercial health insurance one-stop settlement, really convenient for the public to seek medical treatment, and enhance the medical experience of the masses.