The Ministry of Health stated that it is developing policies to encourage urban medical staff to support the grassroots

The Ministry of Health held a routine press conference on the morning of the 8th and asked reporters that it is difficult for the medical students to find jobs and that the doctors are lacking at the grassroots level. Deng Haihua, deputy director and spokesman of the Ministry of Health, said that relevant departments, including the Ministry of Health, are also working on the issue. Encourage and attract college students, including urban medical staff, to incentives at the grassroots and rural areas.

Deng Haihua said that the grass-roots medical and health teams, including the public health team, are still in short supply. The quality and capability of personnel must also be further improved. It is also necessary to further enrich such talents for college students to the grassroots level. There are specific spirits in the overall opinion of health reform and in strengthening the building of grassroots health systems, including the building of talents. Related departments, including the Ministry of Health, are also working on encouraging and attracting college students, including urban medical personnel, to work in the grassroots and rural areas. Incentive policy.

In addition, Deng Haihua said that through some personnel training and through some support projects, medical personnel from large hospitals and big cities will be sent to the grassroots, to the rural areas for regular support, and to help them to improve their local standards. Specific policies include the Central Government. Recently issued documents to strengthen the construction of general practitioners and strengthen the construction of rural doctors have some specific requirements. The Ministry of Health will work with the State Council's Medical Reform Office and other related member agencies to resolve such issues. At the same time, it also needs the media to further urge college students to change their employment concepts so that more college students can work at the grass-roots level.