What is the international experience of the medical service delivery model

In the provision of traditional medical services, medical services are only provided by hospitals and doctors' clinics. From medical treatment, laboratory testing, diagnosis, treatment to postoperative rehabilitation and chronic disease management, the above two types of institutions cover almost all functions. Such "large and comprehensive" institutions have high operating costs and unclear main functions, and a lot of costs are invested in daily operation rather than the treatment of patients. The emerging medical service model shows the characteristics of more specialized division of labor, dispersing multiple functions to various independent institutions, and giving patients cheaper and more efficient services with the help of progressive information technology and diagnosis and treatment technology.

Simply decentralizing diagnosis and treatment across different facilities can dramatically improve service efficiency.

With the assistance of information technology, patients can upload their test results through the Internet and obtain an accurate diagnosis from professional doctors, while treatment can be completed through microclinics, specialized hospitals, etc. On the basis of accurate diagnosis, the treatment of many conditions is a controlled, replicable process