5G communication enables county hospitals to be directly connected to villages and towns, AI assisted diagnosis can be applied regularly at the grassroots level, and health services such as contract follow-up can be carried out on mobile phones... At the press conference held by the National Health Commission on the 25th, the reform and innovation of the comprehensive pilot zone for grassroots health achieved outstanding results, and the capacity and level of county-level health services have changed from the simple situation of being equipped with "old three samples" in the past, and continue to improve in terms of specialization, informatization, and intelligence. In order to promote hierarchical diagnosis and treatment and achieve the goal of "not leaving the county for major illnesses and not leaving the township for minor illnesses", the National Health Commission launched the construction of comprehensive pilot zones for grassroots health in 2021. Through pilot projects, the reform and innovation of key areas and key links in health within the county have been continuously promoted for the past five years. We have selected and constructed 12 national comprehensive experimental zones, and guided and promoted the construction of 186 provincial-level comprehensive experimental zones in 20 provinces. ”Yang Jinrui, spokesperson for the National Health Commission and deputy director of the Propaganda Department, introduced that the construction of comprehensive pilot zones has formed a number of reform paths with local characteristics. Since the 14th Five Year Plan, we have invested a total of 1.92 billion yuan to establish 7 key medical and health service projects, and purchased over 400 CT and other imaging equipment for 18 hospitals. ”Shi Qingchao, Secretary of Suixi County Committee in Huaibei City, Anhui Province, stated that the construction goals of the comprehensive pilot zone for grassroots health and hygiene guide government departments to invest heavily, strengthen guarantees, and continuously expand medical resources. Haiyan County, Jiaxing City, Zhejiang Province, has invested over 3.5 billion yuan during the 14th Five Year Plan period to build a closely knit county-level medical community with high standards, achieving "village to village" medical insurance settlement, establishing 14 key disciplines, enabling the public to "solve general diseases in the county", equipped with CT, hemodialysis, gastrointestinal endoscopy and other equipment, and enabling the public to "solve daily diseases at the grassroots level". Informationization has made 'shortage of medical care and medicine' a thing of the past. Every day in the county, there are provincial and Shanghai renowned doctors providing consultations. With the support of information technology platforms, the number of referrals between county, town, and village institutions exceeded 100000 last year, "said Zhang Zhao, the county magistrate of Haiyan County People's Government in Jiaxing City, Zhejiang Province. With the support of the chest pain and stroke emergency network, by 2025, the average response time for emergency rescue in front of county, town, village, and hospital will be 6 minutes and 50 seconds, and the medical treatment rate in Haiyan County will increase to over 90%. Shi Qingchao stated that in response to the shortage of drugs, health centers and village clinics can register online by scanning codes, and central pharmacies can replenish them within 24 hours through temporary procurement or selection of alternative drugs. 5G and AI make high-quality medical services no longer out of reach. The three major platforms of remote imaging, remote electrocardiogram, and remote consultation within the medical community can provide the public with '5G+' remote diagnosis and treatment services covering the entire county CT、 Ultrasound and other examinations can produce a diagnostic report within 30 minutes, achieving 'primary examination, higher-level diagnosis'. ”Shi Qingchao said that AI assisted diagnosis has been normalized in county-level areas, providing 2.51 million diagnostic recommendations for common and frequently occurring diseases to grassroots physicians by 2025, significantly improving the standardization and efficiency of grassroots services. (New Society)