China will increase the supply of traditional Chinese medicine medical supply to respo

As China ’s respiratory tract infection diseases have surged, China’ s National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine said that it will increase the supply of traditional Chinese medicine to cope with the peak of children's respiratory infection.

Comprehensive China Youth Daily and People's Daily reported that at the press conference of the National Health and Health Commission on Saturday (December 2), Xing Chao, deputy director of the Medical Department of the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, said that for children's respiratory tractIn the high incidence, the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine has strengthened the training of traditional Chinese medicine prevention and treatment of children's respiratory diseases. In particular, it focuses on improving the ability of grass -roots traditional Chinese medicine medical staff to identify and regulates the diagnosis and treatment of Chinese medicine.

Xing Chao said: "We are currently organizing experts to formulate science popularization guidelines. The guide focuses on the prevention and improvement of the symptoms of children's respiratory diseases, and provides targeted knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine health science popularization."

He introduced that the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine also organized Chinese medicine experts to focus on the general public's concerns, and spread the knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine prevention health care to the society in multiple channels and ways to spread children's respiratory diseases.

According to the website of the Chinese government, the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine issued a notice on further strengthening the infantile construction of traditional Chinese medicine hospitals on November 20 to give full play to the important role of Chinese medicine in ensuring children's health and expand service supply.Meet the needs of traditional Chinese medicine services in children.

Notice also requires a secondary public traditional Chinese medicine hospital to generally open pediatric clinics, and the third -level public Chinese medicine hospital has opened a pediatric ward.By 2025, a full coverage of pediatrics in the three levels of Chinese medicine hospitals nationwide; more than 80%of the secondary Chinese medicine hospitals set up pediatrics.