Xinhua News Agency, Nanning, July 25 (Reporter Lei Jiaxing) The reporter learned from the Finance Department of the Guangxi that in the first half of this year, the Finance Department of the autonomous region raised 5.46 billion yuan in total, accelerated the expansion and balanced distribution of high-quality medical and health resources in the county, and helped improve the level of primary medical and health services. It is understood that 4 billion yuan of the above-mentioned funds will be used to support grassroots medical and health institutions in carrying out basic public health service projects such as health guidance and vaccination, and effectively carry out basic public health service projects such as health management for key populations such as the elderly, infants, and pregnant women. The per capita financial subsidy standard for basic public health services has been increased by 5 yuan from the previous year, and the standard has been raised to 89 yuan per person. 956 million yuan was used to support basic medical and health institutions to implement the national Essential medicines system, promote comprehensive reform, and ensure the smooth operation of basic medical and health institutions. Strengthen the construction of key clinical specialties at the county level, encourage and support the construction of comprehensive pilot zones for grassroots healthcare, and focus on filling the capacity building gaps of grassroots healthcare institutions. 504 million yuan will be used to support the implementation of targeted training programs for medical students and healthcare scarce talents in township health centers, provide subsidies for elderly care for rural doctors, and support the implementation of medical and healthcare counterpart support projects such as county-level hospitals, county-level or above medical and health institutions, and county-level maternal and child health centers, Cultivate medical and health talents who can be retained, used, and play a positive role for grassroots medical and health institutions.