T/GQYH 0110-2024 Smart City Smart Healthcare Planning Guidelines

Scope

Main technical content: Smart healthcare embodies the medical and health concepts of "patient-centeredness", "people-orientedness", and "administrative support". It aims to achieve deeper intelligence, more comprehensive interconnectivity, and more thorough perception, enabling interactions between residents, medical staff, medical institutions, and medical equipment. It also aims to establish a national health system based on ubiquitous full-lifecycle medical services and public health services. Smart healthcare achieves this by establishing a regional medical information platform based on residents' health records, utilizing the most advanced Internet of Things technology, integrating existing health information resources, and covering the urban health system of a certain city. This results in a highly unified information network system for medical command, emergency response, and management supervision. Smart healthcare solves the problems of "difficulty in obtaining medical treatment, high cost of medical treatment, and lengthy treatment process" for residents. High-quality medical and health services, complete and detailed health records, and full-lifecycle self-health management enable residents to receive "minor illness treatment in the community, hospitalization for major diseases, and return to the community after recovery". It also promotes a new treatment concept of "health at home": improving the service quality and efficiency of medical and health service institutions, assisting public health and epidemic prevention departments in managing and controlling chronic diseases, emergency management, and health epidemic prevention, quickly responding to emergencies and disasters, and effectively completing maternal and child health management, blood management, health education, and comprehensive administrative management. It also aims to improve the service quality and efficiency of health administrative departments, strengthen performance evaluation, and in

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