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ObjectiveTo evaluate the implementation effect of the basic public health service project in Jiangbei District of Chongqing， so as to provide a basis for further improving the service content and social/economic benefits of the project. MethodsThe evaluation was conducted according to the “National Basic Public Health Service Regulations”， “National Basic Public Health Service Project Performance Evaluation Guidance Plan” and the assessment indicators， indicator requirements and weights of each project. The items were evaluated one by one， and each item was calculated and compared to obtain the trends in the three years from 2018 to 2020. ResultsThe evaluation results showed that the twelve contents of the basic public health service projects in Jiangbei District either met or exceeded the national requirements. The overall effect increased year by year， from 71.73 to 78.74 points. Eight of the twelve service contents have improved year by year， among which the report and processing of information related to infectious diseases and public health emergencies reached 100%， and the vaccination rate of “eight vaccines” reached 97%. Maternal and children （0-6 years old） health care increased significantly， rising by 39.89% and 36.62% respectively. Chronic disease health management was unsatisfactory. ConclusionThe effects of implementation of the basic public health service project is significant， and the service quality has improved year by year. The service content and assessment indicators are still imperfect and is worth of further research.
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Objective To scientifically measure the workload of basic public health services project on village level .Methods 257 village doctors and 24 public health administrators that work in rural health clinics in Qianjiang city ,Hubei province and Qianjiang distrcit ,Chongqing city were sampled ,with questionnaire survey and key informant in-depth interview methods used to screen basic public health service projects affordable on village level ,for workload measurement .Results 35 basic public health service projects were chosen as the measurement projects regarding their relative workload. Hypertension follow-up workload 100 was set as the benchmark ,finding the rest relative workload of other projects range from11～936 .Conclusions It is reasonable to use the relative value measurement based on RBRVS theory on village level basic public health service projects. Results of this study can offer support for the pricing and further dynamic modification of the basic public health service projects .
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It discussed the methods,coverage,data resources,implementation process,result analysis and practical significance of the full cost accounting for medical service items,so as to provide references for improving the delicacy management in hospitals and constructing the price dynamitic adjustment mechanism based on item cost structure.
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It discussed the methods,coverage,data resources,implementation process,result analysis and practical significance of the full cost accounting for medical service items,so as to provide references for improving the delicacy management in hospitals and constructing the price dynamitic adjustment mechanism based on item cost structure.
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Lack of teachers' participating enthusiasm is the main problem that the institutions of teaching and faculty development face during the promoting process of faculty development projects. In this study, service marketing triangle theory was applied to the project promotion of the institutions of teaching and faculty development, the service marketing triangle theory for the project promotion of the center for teaching and faculty development was established. Through the three aspects of outside marketing, internal marketing and interaction marketing, the promotion strategies of faculty development projects were proposed. The application of these strategies in promoting the faculty development projects will enhance the teachers' initiative and enthusiasm to participate in service projects, so as to push faculty development.