With the development of China's medical and health undertakings, medical insurance for urban and rural residents has been gradually improved. Among them, the new rural cooperative is an important part of rural medical insurance, and its payment standard is increasing every year. In the face of the current situation of the NCMS price increase year after year, some experts and scholars said that the price increase should be stopped, and the price increase of the NCMS may cause some farmers to give up their insurance, further exacerbating the imbalance of medical resources between urban and rural areas. ** Farmers should be encouraged to continue to participate in insurance and provide more high-quality medical services through corresponding policy guidance.
NCMS, the full name of the new rural cooperative medical care, is an important policy launched by China to solve the problem of medical security for rural residents. In recent years, with the continuous improvement of the payment standard of NCMS, more and more farmers have begun to feel the burden of increasing burden. Some experts said that the price increase of NCMS may cause some farmers to give up participating in insurance, which will affect the basic medical security rights and interests of rural residents.
The imbalance of medical resources between urban and rural areas is a long-standing problem in the medical field in China. Due to the relative scarcity of medical resources in rural areas, farmers often have to pay higher costs when seeking medical treatment. The emergence of NCMS aims to provide basic medical security for rural residents and reduce the medical burden of farmers. However, as the NCMS payment standards continue to increase, some farmers are starting to find it unbearable.
Experts said that measures should be taken to guide farmers to continue to participate in insurance and ensure that the basic medical security rights and interests of rural residents are not affected. ** The burden of farmers' insurance can be reduced by increasing financial subsidies and optimizing reimbursement policies. At the same time, we should also increase investment in rural medical resources, improve the level of rural medical services, and narrow the gap between urban and rural medical resources.
In addition, the supervision of NCMS should also be strengthened to ensure safe and reasonable use. NCMS is a special fund used to pay for farmers' medical expenses, and its safe and effective use is directly related to the vital interests of farmers. It is necessary to establish and improve the supervision mechanism of NCMS, strengthen the supervision and inspection of the use of NCMS, and prevent misappropriation and abuse.
In short, in the face of the current situation of continuous price increases of NCMS, measures should be taken to guide farmers to continue to participate in insurance and provide more high-quality medical services. By optimizing the NCMS policy, increasing financial subsidies, and improving the level of rural medical services, we can effectively solve the problem of imbalance between urban and rural medical resources and ensure that the basic medical security rights and interests of rural residents are not affected.