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Policy Suggestions Based on the New Model of Combining Medical and Elderly Care Services in Rural Areas
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Abstract
In recent years, population ageing has been deepening, and promoting the combination of medical care and old-age care services is an important measure to optimize the supply of health and old-age care services for the elderly. Although the policy of combining medical and elderly care services in rural areas has been continuously improved and made positive progress, there are still some problems in policy support, service capacity and talent construction. Therefore, the government should carefully plan the rural medical and pension system, formulate medium- and long-term plans, and actively take reform measures to establish a new rural medical and pension model. At the same time, strengthen the law, government supervision and publicity to promote the stable operation of the new model of combining rural medical care and old-age care.
Keywords
medical and elderly care services, rural pension insurance systems, reform
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Jin,F. (2023). Policy Suggestions Based on the New Model of Combining Medical and Elderly Care Services in Rural Areas. Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media,27,21-27.
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