The doctor is in Zhejiang and the patient is in Xinjiang. A 5G ultra remote robot liver tumor resection surgery spanning nearly 5000 kilometers is currently underway. I saw the doctor operating the robotic arm flexibly on the operating table; In the operating room, the robotic arm receives instructions and accurately completes various surgical actions... Currently, more than 50 cases of 5G ultra remote robot surgeries have been completed in various hospitals in Zhejiang province. In recent years, telemedicine and digital medicine have developed rapidly, which not only escort the health of the people, but also vividly portray the informatization to promote the equalization of public services and promote the inclusive development of the Internet. Breakthrough key core technologies and improve information infrastructure. In 2010, Zhejiang began to provide targeted support to Aksu Prefecture in Xinjiang and the First Division of Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps. Since then, relying on network communication technology, medical projects such as remote consultations and transmission of medical images by doctors in Zhejiang have been implemented one after another. At that time, when it came to using robots to perform remote surgeries on patients in Xinjiang in Zhejiang, it felt like a fantasy, "recalled a doctor who assisted Xinjiang. What are the difficulties and bottlenecks of remote robotic surgery? The main limitation lies in communication technology. Generally speaking, the signal delay during surgery cannot exceed 300 milliseconds at most, let alone interruption, "said Li Zheyong, Vice President of Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps Alar Hospital at Zhejiang University Run Run Run Shaw Hospital. In recent years, mobile communication technologies represented by 5G have developed rapidly, and network communication infrastructure has been continuously improved. As of 2023, China's 5G standard essential patent declaration accounts for 42% of the world's total, the total number of 5G base stations has reached 3.377 million, and the total computing power ranks second in the world... This world's largest and most advanced 5G network makes it possible to break through the limitations of time and space. In 2023, Zhejiang University Run Run Shaw Hospital completed the first 5G ultra remote robotic cholecystectomy surgery in China for patients in Xinjiang. The surgical operation is carried out by the first domestic four arm endoscopic robot that uses 5G technology to achieve ultra remote surgery, and its core software and hardware have all been independently developed and produced. Nowadays, important achievements have been made in key common technologies such as optical storage, basic software, and core components. A series of key core technologies in the information field continue to break through, and information infrastructure is becoming more and more perfect, better benefiting the people. Eliminating the 'digital divide' and promoting inclusive development. Recently, a man suffered multiple fractures in his body due to a car accident on a desert road in Alar City, Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps First Division, and his condition was critical. Quickly, doctors from the company's health clinic, located not far from the scene of the incident, arrived at the scene. Health room doctors who lack experience in emergency treatment are concerned that improper handling may affect treatment. What should I do? A portable tool came into play. "Doctors in the clinic wear special AR (augmented reality) glasses. Through 5G mobile network, experts with rich experience in first aid can observe the situation of patients on the spot in real time and give guidance to doctors in the clinic." Cai Xiujun, president of Run Run Shaw Hospital of Zhejiang University, said, "5G+AR telemedicine system extends high-quality medical treatment to the lowest level." Not only in Xinjiang, "Internet plus medical treatment" is promoting the sharing of high-quality medical resources between urban and rural areas: telemedicine service network has covered all cities and counties, and extended coverage to communities and rural grassroots. 70% of health centers in the country have established telemedicine collaboration relationships with superior hospitals. The increasingly sophisticated development of the internet and information technology construction are rapidly bridging the urban-rural "digital divide" at an unprecedented speed, helping to promote the universality and equalization of basic public services. Digitization and informatization have deeply integrated into the daily lives of thousands of households, empowering the production and development of various industries. The interconnection of information and data releases the dividend of convenient services. "Nowadays, the results of examinations done in the city can also be seen in rural hospitals, which is really convenient." Chronic disease patient Turafujiang is very pleased. Implementing unified management of information sharing, mutual recognition of inspection and testing data, and standardized homogenization for chronic disease patients in the region, Aksu region and the First Division of Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, with the help of the aid medical team in Xinjiang, have gradually built a four level chronic disease management system of "primary diagnosis at the grassroots level, two-way referral, differentiation of acute and chronic diseases, and top-down linkage" at the regional, county, township, and village levels. Similarly, information fusion and sharing also promote the improvement of an integrated medical and health service system, making it more timely, convenient, and of higher quality for the public to seek medical treatment. Not long ago, a patient in Aksu region experienced an acute myocardial infarction. After receiving the help, an ambulance carrying ECMO (extracorporeal membrane oxygenation) equipment quickly arrived. After long-distance transportation and surgical intervention, the patient was released from danger. The entire process of one click emergency call, precise dispatch, and collaborative emergency response has been completed on a smart platform jointly established by Zhejiang and the assisted areas, "said Yan Lu, Deputy Leader of the Cadre Talent Group of the Zhejiang Aid Xinjiang Command and Deputy Director of the Health Commission of Aksu Region. Not only in the medical field, but also in the transition from "approval without meeting in person" to "one-stop service", from "at most once" to "not even once", information interconnection and data integration have continuously improved the convenience of government and public services, allowing the public to truly enjoy the digital dividends brought by informatization. (New Society)