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Objective:To investigate the correlation of rural doctors' service ability and interest demands,and analyze the countermeasures for improving the service capacity of rural doctors from the perspective of the personal interest demands of rural doctors. Methods:Through the combination of qualitative and quantitative research meth-ods,we described the current situation and correlation of rural doctors'service ability and interest demands. Result:The interest demands of rural doctors mainly included raising the level of old - age insurance,increasing economic subsidies,clarifying the position of rural doctors,increasing the training opportunities and solving practice risk. These five demands had different level effect on the service ability of rural doctors. Conclusion:It should compre-hensively promote the progress of rural integration,improve the rural doctor's economic subsidies and pension secu-rity level and integrate rural doctor into medical and health system;establish a rural doctor' risk sharing mechanism to solve the practice risk of rural doctors;optimize the training mechanism for rural doctors to improve the technical level of rural doctors.
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Analyzed in this paper are difficult roadblocks for social capital to "break into" public hospital by way of public-private partnership(PPP) projects. To name a few,the public welfare nature and non-profit nature,and sensitive political issues of public hospitals among other factors prevent such capital from directly making profit from the core businesses of these hospitals, hence almost impossible to design a feasible PPP model. Conflicting interest demands among stakeholders might make it a zero-sum game. New profit sources need to be created to cover such problems as insufficient returns on investment and long payback period. The financing risk exposure of social capital, which tends to be high, would push up the hidden debt risks shouldered by local government in question. In addition,there are not yet clear policies for social capital in terms of fiscal subsidy, tax preference and financing. All of these have curbed the"impulse" of social capital to a certain extent,pending better solutions.