Recently, the General Office of the State Council issued the Opinions on Reforming and Perfecting the Incentive Mechanism for Training and Using General Practitioners. Ceng Yixin, deputy director of the National Health and Family Planning Commission, said at the press conference of the State Council Office on the 25th that China will improve the quality of training general practitioners, innovate the use of incentive mechanisms, and constantly improve the attractiveness of posts. In 2020, there will be 2 to 3 qualified general practitioners for every 10,000 residents in urban and rural areas.

By the end of 20 16, the number of trained general practitioners in China had reached 209,000, an increase of nearly 1 times compared with that before the implementation of the general practitioner system, which provided a strong support for the development of health care.

According to the opinion, by 2020, there will be 2 to 3 qualified general practitioners per 10,000 residents in urban and rural areas; By 2030, there will be 5 qualified general practitioners for every 10,000 residents in urban and rural areas, and general practitioners will basically meet the needs of building a healthy China.

In order to enhance the attractiveness of general practitioners, China will promote the reform of medical service price, reflecting the technical service value of medical staff including general practitioners. Improve the salary level of general practitioners in primary medical and health institutions. Improve the distribution of performance pay and mobilize the enthusiasm of medical staff in primary medical and health institutions.

In order to make general practitioners "settle down and stay", it is suggested that general practitioners who have passed the training and obtained intermediate titles can work continuously in rural grass-roots units in poverty-stricken counties for 10 years, and can be directly awarded deputy senior titles after being evaluated by the title evaluation Committee.

Yan Wu, director of the Higher Education Department of the Ministry of Education, said at the press conference that in the next step, China will improve the training quality of general practitioners and promote the construction of standardized training bases for general practitioners. Starting from 20 18, the enrollment plan for newly added postgraduates majoring in clinical medicine and traditional Chinese medicine will focus on the shortage of majors such as general practice.