T/CNMIA 0002-2021 Chinese non-profit medical institutions credit evaluation
T/CNMIA 0002-2021 Chinese non-profit medical institutions credit evaluation
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Scope
Main technical content: The guiding principles for establishing a credit evaluation method for non-public medical institutions are as follows: a. Comply with the principles of internationally accepted values, concepts, and indicator frameworks in the credit evaluation market; b. Adhere to a methodology combining qualitative and quantitative analysis; c. Fully consider the compatibility and consistency of China's current laws, policy environment, and standards, as well as the quality and availability of credit data and the operability of the evaluation process; d. Fully respect Chinese laws and government regulatory authorities' judicial and credit evaluation methods for non-public medical institutions' qualifications, assessments, certifications, and industry access. Overview of credit evaluation for non-public medical institutions To evaluate the credit ratings of participating medical institutions, this method combines industry characteristics to establish a comprehensive and detailed credit evaluation index system. It adopts scientific analysis methods that integrate quantitative and qualitative, dynamic and static, macroscopic and microscopic, historical and future perspectives. By collecting and analyzing credit data from four dimensions—basic information of participating non-public medical institutions, medical service management and quality control, financial status and credit risk, and public credit records—it assesses their ability and willingness to fulfill obligations. Additionally, it includes bonus indicators such as technological innovation and social welfare. **Medical Service Management and Quality Control** This includes medical service capacity, professionalism, reasonable pricing, informatization level, governance structure, and discipline setting, as well as institutional development. Specifically: a. Medical service capacity b. Medical service professionalism c. Reasonable pricing of medical services d. Informatizatio