I am a village doctor in rural Luquan City, and now I want to open an individual clinic, what are th

There is no document in the state that stipulates that only one clinic should be opened in a township. To open a clinic in a township, it is necessary to go through the physician's practice technical examination and assessment, obtain the "Physician Qualification Practice Certificate", or obtain the doctor's title, and pass the professional examination of the health department at or above the provincial level and obtain the corresponding certificate, and shall also have more than 5 years of clinical work in the same specialty.

Hold the permanent residence city household registration of the county (city, district), and submit the application for establishment, the feasibility study report, the site selection report and the architectural design plan to the provincial health administrative department, as well as the approval document of the health administrative department at or above the county (city, district) level agreeing to set up a medical institution. Without the above conditions, private individuals are not allowed to open clinics.

It depends on the local health plan, and in general, only one clinic can be opened in a village to meet the medical and health needs of the locality. However, you can apply for individual practice, and it depends on the local health administration whether you approve it or not. The general health bureau will not approve individual clinics in rural areas, and as long as you meet the requirements in urban areas, there is still a great hope of being approved.

Consult the Health Bureau before and don't prepare blindly.

Townships should not limit the number of clinics, as long as they meet the conditions, they can be approved by the health department, and clinics are not the same thing as clinics. Each village (neighborhood) committee should have only one clinic in the community, the former is an individual medical practice, and the latter is a unit in nature.

You can reopen a clinic on your own, have your own reputation, and believe that you will succeed. There are many individual clinics in our village, and the people see a doctor based on who is more skilled.

You've been practicing medicine for 15 years, and everyone trusts you, squeezing them to death.

A country doctor is just an ordinary person in the countryside. They can live wherever they want, and you can't restrict someone's personal freedom based on their occupation. Why is it unreasonable to go back to city life at night?

Although there may be some emergency patients at night in rural areas, the practice environment and conditions of rural doctors cannot standardize the emergency diagnosis and treatment business. The state's positioning function for rural doctors is to track chronic diseases in public health. Due to the outflow of population, the permanent population in rural areas is decreasing year by year, and the income from diagnosis and treatment is also decreasing.

The medical problems of the rural population are not a burden for the rural doctors, who cannot afford them.

Why do we always demand so much from others? And these problems cannot be solved by individual forces, but need to be solved by the state in a systematic and economic way. Let's hear what a real rural doctor thinks.

Before, I was single. I used to eat and live in a village clinic. I was often woken up at night by villagers and never charged for home visits.

Later, I got married and had children, so I often went back to my home in the city to live. The villagers have very unfriendly opinions about this. But now the rural population is small, many people work outside the home, and few people come to the clinic at night.

In addition, some people in rural areas are now also wealthy. When the children were sick, they went directly to the hospital, and at night they suddenly had a fever, so we were allowed to deal with it temporarily. Now the traffic is also very convenient.

And the risk of seeing a doctor at night in rural areas is high, so we don't want to sit in at night. To be honest, the country doctor is getting out of business. The reimbursement rate of township health centers is high.

Most of the villagers are not in the village. The villagers' demand for quality medical care is also high. When they get sick, they go straight to the big hospitals.

Maybe they are still used to living in their own homes, and the village is not so convenient.

They have different conditions for this thing, so they have such different positions.

I think it's probably because I don't want to live in the village, so I might have to go back to the city to spend time with my family.

I think it's probably because the village doctor wants to go back to the city to get something, so he is not in the village.

I think it's because they're still not used to living in the village, so they'll go back.

You can take your ID card and household registration book, go to your township to find the person who manages social security for consultation, and make it clear that you can run urban social security (high payment, more pension), and pay rural social security (low base, less money).

You can apply for insurance by freelance, you can choose the grade, and consult the local social security center before going.