2023 2028 China Medical Service Industry Market Status and Development Prospect Forecast Report

The medical services industry refers to the industry that provides services such as disease diagnosis,** and health promotion. Players in this industry include medical institutions such as hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, and centers, as well as related medical equipment and pharmaceutical manufacturers.

The core of the healthcare industry is medical quality and safety, and providing high-quality medical services is key to the industry. In order to achieve this goal, medical institutions need to continuously improve the level of medical technology, strengthen medical management, and improve the professionalism and service awareness of medical personnel.

The medical service industry takes medical and health institutions as the core carrier to provide people with special commodities related to life and health - medical services. The main providers of medical services in China are (1) hospitals, (2) primary medical and health institutions, (3) professional public health institutions and (4) other medical and health institutions. Among them, hospitals are the main providers of medical services, accounting for 46% of the total number of visits in 2021. Medical and health institutions are at the core of the medical service industry and have strong bargaining power for both upstream and downstream.

(1) With the continuous development and improvement of the public medical and health system, the number of medical institutions has increased rapidly

From an institutional point of view, China copied the model of the former Soviet Union in the 50s of the 20th century to establish a public health system. In the 80s of the 20th century, the financial implementation ** with the local".Divide the stove to eat"Institutional reform. Since then, the problem of insufficient investment in the construction of local public health service system has become more prominent.

After SARS in 2003, China increased its investment in the construction of the public health system, and the construction of China's public health system was significantly strengthened. In March 2006, the National Bureau of Disease Control and Prevention and the Health Supervision Bureau were established,".**, provinces, cities, counties"The four-level disease prevention and control system and the health supervision system have been basically established.

In 2009, the "Opinions of the Communist Party of China on Deepening the Reform of the Medical and Health System" proposed to comprehensively strengthen the construction of the public health service system, and the state put forward specific requirements for the composition, functional orientation and development direction of the public health system.

In 2021,National Health Commission, Disease Control and Prevention Bureau, and Administration of Traditional Chinese MedicineThe "14th Five-Year Plan" Implementation Plan for the Construction of High-quality and Efficient Medical and Health Service System clarifies the basic principles of strengthening the construction of public medical and health institutions, improving standards, moderately advanced, increasing the tilt to major national strategic regions, central cities and poverty alleviation areas, and promoting the expansion of high-quality medical resources and regional balanced layout, and proposes that by 2025, with the joint efforts of the first and local governments, it will be basically completedThe system is complete, the layout is reasonable, the division of labor is clear, the functions are complementary, the cooperation is close, the operation is efficient and resilientThe construction goal of a high-quality, efficient and integrated medical and health service system.

After more than 10 years of development, China's health and health undertakings have accelerated, the medical and health service system has been continuously improved, and the number of public medical and health institutions has increased by 22 at the end of 2021 compared with the end of 2003470,000.

(2) The proportion of health expenditure in GDP is gradually increasing, and there is still a large gap compared with developed countries

With the continuous improvement of the level of economic development and the improvement of people's health, China's total health expenditure has grown rapidly. In 2021, health spending as a percentage of GDP was 672%, the increase in total investment has also established a good foundation for the continuous development of the facility environment of medical institutions.

Compared with mainstream developed countries, China's health expenditure as a proportion of GDP is relatively low. In the future, with the continuous improvement of economic development, the medical and health market still has a lot of room for development.

(3) The demand for medical and health services is growing, and medical resources are still insufficient

The number of patients and hospitalizations is increasing

In recent years, with the growth of disposable income of urban and rural residents and the improvement of people's living standards, people's health awareness has been continuously enhanced, and the demand for medical services has also grown, which has further strengthened the rigid characteristics of medical service demand, promoted the rapid growth of residents' health expenses and medical care consumption expenditure, and nurtured a huge medical service market. At the same time, the aging of the population has also led to an increase in the number of patients and hospitalizations.

**The occupancy rate of hospital beds remains high, and there is a shortage of high-quality medical resources

From 2017 to 2021, the bed occupancy rate of public hospitals has decreased, but it is still more than 85% saturated, thanks to increased investment from the society and society. From the trend point of view, with the improvement of grade standards, the utilization rate of hospital beds has also increased rapidly. Therefore, the utilization rate of beds in reasonable first-class hospitals as high-quality medical resources may be higher than that of existing first-class hospitals, and the shortage of high-quality medical resources is more prominent.

The number of hospital beds per 1,000 people is lower than that of mainstream developed countries

According to OECD data, the number of beds in medical and health institutions per 1,000 population in China in 2020 was 642 sheets, compared with Japan, South Korea, and Germany, there is still a large gap. The shortage of medical bed resources is mainly reflected in the difficulty of seeing a doctor in ordinary times, and even aggravates the conflict between doctors and patients.

The above-mentioned indicators of the number of hospital beds per 1,000 people and the utilization rate of hospital beds further highlight the current situation of medical resource shortage in China. The issuer's main customers are medical institutions in China, and the rapid increase in the number of medical institutions in the future will provide a broad market space for the issuer's business to become bigger and stronger and expand rapidly.

Chapter 1 Overview of the development of the medical service industry

Section 1 The Concept of Medical Services.

1. Characteristics of medical services.

2. Classification of medical services.

Section 2 The maturity of the development of the medical service industry.

1. Analysis of the development cycle of the industry.

Second, the comparison of the maturity of the Chinese and foreign markets in the industry.

3. Maturity analysis of the industry and its main sub-sectors.

Section 3: Analysis of the characteristics of the medical service market.

First, the market size.

Second, the degree of industrial relevance.

3. Key factors influencing demand.

Fourth, domestic and international markets.

Fifth, the main competitive factors.

6. Life cycle.

Chapter 2 Analysis of the Development of the Global Medical Service Industry

Section 1 Analysis of the development of the global medical service industry.

1. Analysis of the development of the world medical service industry in 2021.

2. Analysis of the development of the world medical service industry in 2022.

3. Analysis of the development of the world medical service industry in 2023.

Section 2 Analysis of the Global Medical Services Market.

1. Analysis of global medical service demand in 2023.

2. Analysis of medical service demand in Europe and the United States in 2023.

3. Comparison of Chinese and foreign medical service markets in 2023.

Section 3 Analysis of the development of the medical service industry in major countries or regions from 2021 to 2023.

1. Analysis of the U.S. medical service industry from 2021 to 2023.

2. Analysis of Japan's medical service industry from 2021 to 2023.

3. Analysis of the European medical service industry in 2021-2023.

Chapter 3 Analysis of the Development of China's Medical Service Industry

Section 1 Development of China's medical service industry.

1. Analysis of the development status of the medical service industry in 2023.

2. Development trends of China's medical service industry in 2023.

3. Analysis of the operating performance of the medical service industry in 2023.

4. Hot spots in the development of China's medical service industry in 2023.

Section 2 Supply and Demand of China's Medical Service Market.

1. The supply capacity of China's medical service industry in 2023.

2. Supply analysis of China's medical service market in 2023.

3. Analysis of China's medical service market demand in 2023.

Section 3 Analysis of China's medical service market from 2021 to 2023.

1. Analysis of the medical service market in 2022.

2. Analysis of the medical service market in 2023.

Chapter 4 Analysis of the Competitive Landscape of the Medical Service Industry

Section 1 Analysis of Industry Competition Structure.

1. Competition among existing enterprises.

2. Analysis of potential entrants.

3. Threat analysis of substitutes.

Fourth, the bargaining power.

Fifth, the bargaining power of customers.

Section 2 Industry Concentration Analysis.

1. Market concentration analysis.

2. Analysis of enterprise concentration.

3. Regional concentration analysis.

Section 3 Comparison of International Competitiveness of Industries.

First, the demand conditions.

2. Support and related industries.

3. Enterprise strategy, structure and competitive status.

Fourth, the role of **.

Section 4 Analysis of the Competitiveness of Major Enterprises in the Medical Service Industry.

1. Comparative analysis of the total assets of key enterprises.

2. Comparative analysis of employees in key enterprises.

3. Comparative analysis of the comprehensive competitiveness of key enterprises.

Section 5 Analysis of the competitive landscape of the medical service industry from 2021 to 2023.

1. Competition analysis of the medical service industry in 2023.

2. Analysis of the competition between Chinese and foreign medical service products in 2023.

3. Analysis of domestic and foreign medical service competition from 2021 to 2023.

4. Analysis of competition in China's medical service market from 2021 to 2023.

5. Trends of major domestic medical service enterprises from 2023 to 2028.

Chapter 5 Analysis of Competitive Strategies of Medical Service Enterprises

Section 1 Analysis of competitive strategies in the medical service market.

1. Analysis of the growth potential of the medical service market in 2023.

2. Analysis of the competitive strategy of the existing medical service industry.

Section 2 Analysis of Competitive Strategies of Medical Service Enterprises.

1. Competition trend in China's medical service market from 2023 to 2028.

2. Outlook for the competitive landscape of the medical service industry from 2023 to 2028.

3. Analysis of the competitive strategy of the medical service industry from 2023 to 2028.

Chapter 6 Competitive Analysis of Major Medical Service Enterprises

Section 1 Enterprise 1.

First, the company profile.

2. Competitive advantage analysis.