According to the website of the National Health Commission, recently, the General Office of the National Health Commission, the Comprehensive Department of the National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and the Comprehensive Department of the National Bureau of Disease Control and Prevention jointly issued a notice stating that the National Health Commission, the National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and the National Bureau of Disease Control and Prevention have decided to implement the "Quality Service Grassroots Action" and the three-year action plan for community hospital construction, and have issued an action plan. The plan proposes that by 2025, township health centers and community health service centers serving over 10000 people will generally meet the capacity standards, and more than 20% of institutions nationwide will meet the recommended standards. Among them, the eastern, central, and western provinces will reach 30%, 20%, and 10% respectively; If the service population is less than 10000 people or the institutional personnel are less than 10 people, the service capacity will be continuously improved according to the standards. More than 500 new community hospitals are added nationwide every year, striving to achieve a cumulative proportion of over 30% of community health service centers in the country by 2025. In addition, the plan specifies the relevant key action tasks. One is to standardize the development of capacity enhancement and community hospital construction. In 2023, the proportion of institutions in China that meet the service capacity standards for township health centers and community health service centers will reach over 70%, with the eastern, central, and western provinces reaching 85%, 60%, and 40% respectively. Conduct a "look back" on institutions that meet the competency standards before 2021 to ensure they meet the requirements of the new standards. Mainly relying on community health service centers to carry out community hospital construction, more authorization can be given to municipal health administrative departments to conduct community hospital evaluations, strictly adhere to standards, standardize review and evaluation processes, and ensure fairness, impartiality, and objective and truthful results. Encourage township health centers and community health service centers that meet service capacity standards to standardize their signage on a provincial level, demonstrate their service capacity to the public, and enhance the sense of honor and responsibility of grassroots institutions. Secondly, we will focus on supporting the construction of a number of central health centers. Based on the development and changes in rural areas, taking into account factors such as population distribution, regional location, transportation conditions, and medical flow, in counties (cities) with a population of over 300000 in the eastern and central regions and over 200000 in the western regions, 1-2 central health centers that have met the recommended standards, with no less than 50 beds or 1/10 of the number of beds in county hospitals, and have certain radiation and driving capabilities, should be selected and built outside the county town, with a focus on strengthening infrastructure The construction of talent teams, emergency rescue, clinical specialties, characteristic departments, equipment allocation, and inpatient beds should reach the level of second level hospitals if conditions permit. The third is to enhance the service capacity of village clinics. According to the principle of "provincial overall planning, municipal guidance, and county-level main responsibility", and in accordance with the "Village Health Room Service Capacity Standards (2022 Edition)", conduct an evaluation of the service capacity of village health rooms, strengthen and expand medical services that meet functional positioning. Accelerate the construction of public property village clinics, gradually transforming eligible public village clinics into village level medical service points extended by township health centers. Actively achieve medical insurance settlement in village clinics through integrated rural management. On a provincial basis, the proportion of village clinics that meet the service capacity standards will reach over 20% by 2023, and over 40% by 2025. In 2023, the ratio of village clinics to achieve integrated management of human resources, property, and rural areas