City migrant workers, as one part of the city＇s development, economic development and other aspects of urban to make a great contribution, but the delay with the local residents do not enjoy the same level of medical...City migrant workers, as one part of the city＇s development, economic development and other aspects of urban to make a great contribution, but the delay with the local residents do not enjoy the same level of medical care treatment is always blocked in outside the city＇s health care system, have less relevant departments, there is no practical system introduced regulations and policies, these things tell us to pay attention to the people, and the introduction of appropriate medical insurance of migrant workers possibly things, and timely medical security system of such groups and the local people medical protection for long support. Make medical insurance system can cities try it＇s best to help foreign workers Medicare, Medicare for the development of China has made a modest contribution.展开更多
For a while since the inception of economic system reform programs in 1980s,China's government investment in health was weakened.This resulted in healthcare provider's increasing reliance on user charges for t...For a while since the inception of economic system reform programs in 1980s,China's government investment in health was weakened.This resulted in healthcare provider's increasing reliance on user charges for their income,poorer access to healthcare for the vulnerable population groups,and increasing socioeconomic disparities in health and healthcare.To address these problems,China initiated a series of health sector reforms since late 1990s.Our comprehensive review study has found that indeed Chinese government spending on health has been increasing in recent years,especially since 2009,when the new Healthcare Reform Plan was announced.Still,China needs to both further strengthen government investment in health and address the structural imbalances in government health financing,in order to make the overall Chinese health system more equitable and more efficient.展开更多
The unprecedented speed and magnitude of ageing in China are creating quagmires for its sustainable growth and development. China＇s simultaneous regime transition and socioeconomic transformation amplified the diffic...The unprecedented speed and magnitude of ageing in China are creating quagmires for its sustainable growth and development. China＇s simultaneous regime transition and socioeconomic transformation amplified the difficulty in finding comprehensive solutions to the fast expansion of ageing-induced demands. This paper analyzes the Chinese government＇s action on ageing from pohcy, politics, and management perspectives. While policy progress in pension, medical care, and elderly services is substantive, the capacity gap, regarding criteria like coverage, affordability, sustainability, and quality, remains large. Improved political visibility of elderly issues has enhanced their policy priority, but better channels of pohtical participation of older people are to be created and institutionalized. The ongoing trends in public management, induding intergovernmental networking, collaborative service delivery, and innovations in tools of governmental actions, have to be furthered and consolidated. The systematic challenges of ageing demand serious capacity development, and impose a mandate to modernize China＇s pohtical-administrative system.展开更多
文摘City migrant workers, as one part of the city＇s development, economic development and other aspects of urban to make a great contribution, but the delay with the local residents do not enjoy the same level of medical care treatment is always blocked in outside the city＇s health care system, have less relevant departments, there is no practical system introduced regulations and policies, these things tell us to pay attention to the people, and the introduction of appropriate medical insurance of migrant workers possibly things, and timely medical security system of such groups and the local people medical protection for long support. Make medical insurance system can cities try it＇s best to help foreign workers Medicare, Medicare for the development of China has made a modest contribution.
基金supported in part by the Humanities and Social Science Project of Chinese Ministry of Education (Grant No. 11YJC790233)
文摘For a while since the inception of economic system reform programs in 1980s,China's government investment in health was weakened.This resulted in healthcare provider's increasing reliance on user charges for their income,poorer access to healthcare for the vulnerable population groups,and increasing socioeconomic disparities in health and healthcare.To address these problems,China initiated a series of health sector reforms since late 1990s.Our comprehensive review study has found that indeed Chinese government spending on health has been increasing in recent years,especially since 2009,when the new Healthcare Reform Plan was announced.Still,China needs to both further strengthen government investment in health and address the structural imbalances in government health financing,in order to make the overall Chinese health system more equitable and more efficient.
文摘The unprecedented speed and magnitude of ageing in China are creating quagmires for its sustainable growth and development. China＇s simultaneous regime transition and socioeconomic transformation amplified the difficulty in finding comprehensive solutions to the fast expansion of ageing-induced demands. This paper analyzes the Chinese government＇s action on ageing from pohcy, politics, and management perspectives. While policy progress in pension, medical care, and elderly services is substantive, the capacity gap, regarding criteria like coverage, affordability, sustainability, and quality, remains large. Improved political visibility of elderly issues has enhanced their policy priority, but better channels of pohtical participation of older people are to be created and institutionalized. The ongoing trends in public management, induding intergovernmental networking, collaborative service delivery, and innovations in tools of governmental actions, have to be furthered and consolidated. The systematic challenges of ageing demand serious capacity development, and impose a mandate to modernize China＇s pohtical-administrative system.
