Current Situation and Considerations on the Improvement of Provincial Primary Traditional Chinese Medicine Service Capacity Polioy System in China
Zhang Jiale
Fu Qian
Zhao Rui
Abstract:Objective:To analyze the key points,deficiencies,and typical experience of the policy system for improving provincial primary Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM)service capacity in China,so as to provide references for policy optimization.Methods:Top-level design documents related to the primary TCM service capacity improvement project in different provinces during the"14th Five-Year Plan"period were retrieved.The Latent Dirichlet Allocation(LDA)topic model model was used for thematic mining of policy texts,and the Policy Modeling Consistency(PMC)index model was constructed to analyze the common problems of various policies.Results:A total of 18 relevant policies were included,with an average PMC index of 5.52.Among the selected policies,10 were perfect policies,6 were excellent policies,and 2 were good policies,with no poor policies.The indicators of policy objects,policy objectives,and policy tools showed excellent performance,while the main problems were lack of supervision,insufficient interdepartmental coordination,and blind spots in policy content.Conclusion:In the"15th Five-Year Plan"period,the construction of TCM medical consortiums should be the main body to promote the expansion and sinking of high-quality TCM medical resources;the advantages of TCM in maintaining the full-life cycle health of the masses at the primary level should be valued;and internal and external policy coordination should be strengthened to form policy synergy and promote the high-quality development of primaiy TCM.
Keywords:grassroottraditional Chinese medical service capacitypolicy evaluationLatent Dirichlet Allocation topic modelPolicy Modeling Consistency index model
Publication Date:2025-09-05
Online Publishing Date:2025-10-14(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages:5( 16-20 )
Chinese Health Economics

Chinese Health Economics

ISTICPKUAMI
ISSN:1003-0743
Year, Vol.(Issue):2025,44(9)