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- 2. China’s Health Care System Public Health in China I will discuss…
- 3. Basic Statistics/Economic status System overview Who pay for health services? Government’s health policies China and its
- 4. Area: 9.6 million km2 Total population: 1.27 billion (2000) Population in rural areas: 63.8% Administrative Region:
- 5. Economic Status by Province, 1999 Source : China statistical year book,2000
- 6. Health Care System
- 7. County Hospital Agencies: 2008 Workers:487684 Township hospital(Clinic) Agencies: 47928 Workers:1163700 County Maternity and Child Health Hospital
- 8. China Health Information System Ministry of Health, P.R.China China CDC Center of Information of MOH Institute
- 9. Who pay for health services ? 1949-1977 free health services for the entire urban population, government
- 10. The Medical Expenditure Per Capital Outpatient (Unit: RMB)
- 11. Change Trend of the Medical Expenditure Per Capital Outpatient and Inpatient (Unit: RMB)
- 12. Total Health Expenditure 1995-2000 Unit:RMB The absolute value of the national total health expenditure and total
- 13. The proportion of the total health expenditure in China1990-1995 The percentage to GDP(%)
- 14. Maldistribution of Health Resources
- 15. Total Health Expenditure As Percentage of GDP
- 17. Comparison the proportion of health expenditure to GDP in Five Countries in 1995
- 18. Health Policy in China(1950s) Meet health needs of the workers, peasants and soldiers Put the prevention
- 19. Health Policy in China(1980s) Put the prevention first Rely on the advanced scientific progress Mobilize the
- 20. Health Policy in China(2000s) --The 1996 Health Meeting of China’s Central Gov. Emphasize on the health
- 21. History of Public Health Public Health Achievements Public Health Challenges Public Health in China
- 22. Brief History of PH in China Before the Eighteenth Century The Eighteenth –Nineteenth Century The 20s-30s
- 23. Brief History of PH in China --before of the eighteenth century The Yellow Emperor’ s Canon
- 24. Book on epidemic febrile diseases Experience of diagnosing and treating Western(modern) medicine into China in 1830s,
- 25. The western medical hospital in China, represented by Peking Union Medical College Hospital The first Department
- 26. Coping the public health system of the former Soviet Union in 1950s Setting up an anti-epidemic
- 27. The great sanitary awakening Preventing acute infectious diseases Health education Free basic immunization Established three-tiered PHC
- 28. The rapid development of public health in China reform and open policy development of science and
- 29. The Development and improvement Establishment Before 18th century 18th –19th century 20s-30s 20th century 50s-70s 20th
- 30. Birth rate(BR). Infant mortality rate(IMR). Crude death rate(CDR). Life expectancy(LE)
- 31. Leading Causes of Death
- 32. Birth Rate (‰) Birth Rate Decreased
- 33. The Incident Rate of Communicable Disease in China(1965~1998) 发病率(1/10万)
- 34. Parasitic Diseases:Under Control
- 35. Proportion of different infectious disease cases 1965-1995 (%) Transmitted by sex or blood Respiratory Gastrointestinal Vector-borne
- 36. Patriotic Sanitation Campaign
- 37. Strengthening Health legislation - issued 9 laws, 24 rule of laws and more than 400 regulations
- 38. Development of Epidemic Prevention Institutions 283000 5900 2500 500
- 39. World Health Report 2000 Selected Indicators
- 40. The Experts of the World Bank Evaluate Primary Health Care in China: “Truly, Declare of Alma-Ata
- 41. Change of Population Urbanization and industrialization Double burdens of diseases Behavioral and Environmental Unreasonable of allocation
- 42. Trend of Age Composition Change 1999 year China: 0.126 billion Asia: 0.314 billion World: 0.593 billion
- 43. 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 1953 1964 1982 1990 1995 2000
- 44. The change trends of the structure of population, dependency ratio and medical vulnerable population in China
- 46. Urbanization and Industrialization Environmental pollution Life and work stress Injury Immigrant
- 47. The Natural Ecological Environment —— Pollution The comparison of the sewage discharge between 1998 and 1999
- 48. The amount of urban refuse in China Beijing In 1996 the amount of urban refuse cleared
- 49. In 1999, the coal smoke type was still the main type of air pollution in China
- 50. Double Burdens of Disease Threats of communicable disease and parasitic disease still exists Chronic and non-communicable
- 51. Threats of Infectious Disease and Parasitic Disease Still Exists Threats from old infectious diseases such as
- 52. 1957 Year 1999 Year Changing Trend of Case of Death In urban
- 53. Respiratory Heart disease cerebrovascular cancer Metabolized disease Digestive disease The prevalence and mortality rate of chronic
- 54. Behavioral Risk Factors Smoking Drinking Dirt
- 55. Smoking At present China has turned into the biggest country of tobacco consumption in the world
- 56. Production and Marketing of tobacco in China Source:The Report of Tobacco in China
- 57. It is expected that it will reach 47.2624 million tons in 2000 1952~1978: The annual growth
- 58. Diet The comparison of food consumption by residents between 1991 and 1997 in the city and
- 59. The prevalence of overweight 18.28% The prevalence of obesity 2.48% In Chinese population aged 20+ Overweight
- 60. Social population environment Natural ecological environment Working environment Living environment Environments Risk Factors
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