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900 people pay to save 1 person? The new agricultural cooperative survey was announced, and village cadres: there is great pressure on grassroots implementation
Recently, the results of the survey on China's rural medical insurance new agricultural cooperative were released, which has sparked heated public discussions on primary health care policies.
According to the survey, shocking figures show that about 900 farmers need to pay for health insurance to reach a poor villager. This phenomenon has attracted widespread attention, and behind the problems involved has also exposed the dilemma of high pressure on grassroots implementation.
The new rural cooperative is an important medical insurance system implemented in rural China, aiming to solve the medical security problem of the rural poor. It is understood that farmers need to pay a certain amount of insurance premiums every year to qualify for medical assistance.
However, the results of the survey show that the situation is that nearly 900 farmers' premiums are needed to save a poor villager. This has caused strong doubts and concerns from the public.
Specifically, to know how much a person needs to pay for medical assistance, you need to start with the data of the subordinate rural health insurance station. Such a survey can more objectively reflect the real situation of grassroots implementation and the implementation effect of rural medical insurance policies. The results show that the situation varies widely from 900 per person in some places to a lower level of about 500 in others.
Why is there such a big difference? The survey shows that on the one hand, the level of economic development in rural areas is uneven, and the degree of poverty varies greatly, resulting in different medical security needs of poor villagers. On the other hand, the resources of implementing agencies such as rural grassroots medical insurance stations are unevenly distributed, and in some places the implementation pressure is greater and they cannot provide adequate medical assistance. To a certain extent, this phenomenon exposes the dilemma and problem of implementing medical insurance policies at the grassroots level.
How to solve this dilemma and improve the implementation effect of the new agricultural cooperation policy is an important issue facing relevant departments and rural medical insurance stations. First of all, we should strengthen the investigation and analysis of the economic development level of rural areas, and formulate differentiated medical insurance policies according to the actual conditions of different regions to ensure the fairness and effectiveness of medical security.
Second, strengthen the management and resource allocation of primary medical security institutions, provide more policy support and capital investment, and increase the affordability and implementation capacity of primary medical insurance stations.
In the face of this phenomenon, the public should also maintain their attention and actively participate in the discussion and resolution of relevant issues. Rural medical security is a major matter that concerns thousands of households, and all parties need to work together to solve problems, improve the implementation effect of policies, and enable more poor villagers to enjoy reasonable medical security.
To sum up, according to the latest survey results, there is a problem that 900 people can pay fees to save 1 person in the implementation of the new agricultural cooperation policy, which has aroused widespread concern in the society. This phenomenon not only reveals the imbalance of economic development in rural areas, but also reflects the dilemma of excessive pressure on the implementation of grassroots medical insurance. In the process of solving this problem, we should strengthen the understanding and research of rural areas, and at the same time improve the affordability and implementation capacity of grassroots medical insurance stations to ensure the fairness and effectiveness of medical security policies. The health and well-being of many villagers needs to be better guaranteed, which is a long-term and difficult task.
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