This chapter examines the challenges young doctors face in rural clinics and the lack of incentives that hinder their retention post-internship. It discusses recent advancements in medical insurance coverage for these clinics while calling for systemic changes to enhance service availability and attract medical professionals to underserved areas.
Rural clinics are a lifeline for millions of villagers in China, but the number of clinics is steadily falling. What's driving this decline, and how do we secure quality medical care for those who need it most? On the show: Heyang, Steve Hatherly & Yushan