A number of policies emphasize increased support for the development of the Chinese medicine industry

The executive meeting of the State Council on Wednesday stressed the need to speed up the development of key industries such as traditional Chinese medicine and improve the ability of medical and health care services of traditional Chinese medicine In recent years, a number of policies have been mentioned to promote the development of the Chinese medicine industry, and more support has been given to the Chinese medicine industry Premier Li Keqiang presided over the executive meeting of the State Council on August 28, calling for research and deployment to promote the development of health service industry, cultivate relevant supporting industries, and emphasize the need to speed up the development of key industries such as traditional Chinese medicine and improve the ability of medical and health care services of traditional Chinese medicine The State Administration of traditional Chinese medicine held a news conference on health engineering of "treating disease before treatment" on July 27, which also said that by the end of 2013, 36 million people aged 65 and above should be given a physical discrimination of traditional Chinese medicine and targeted health care guidance, and 28 million to 36 month old children should be provided with two health care services of traditional Chinese medicine In August, the Bureau of traditional Chinese medicine also formulated the action plan for promoting the service of traditional Chinese medicine to the people's health, pointing out that it is necessary to select county-level traditional Chinese medicine hospitals nationwide to build about 1000 county-level TCM appropriate technology promotion bases, improve the access standards of TCM Prevention and health care service institutions, and promote the pilot management of non-medical TCM health care service institutions In June, the State Administration of traditional Chinese medicine, together with the health and Family Planning Commission and the Ministry of finance, also issued the notice on further improving the work of national basic public health service projects in 2013 Since 2013, the health management projects of traditional Chinese medicine have been listed as a separate category in the national basic public health service projects, carrying out the elderly's TCM Constitution identification and children's TCM care services It is clear that More than 40% of the content of traditional Chinese medicine is required for health education of basic health services, and the central financial investment accounts for 5% of the total expenditure of basic public health services.