Title: The Eight Military Doctors "Big Change"!Decrypting the military reform, what is the material behind the downgrading of hospitals?
Recently, the news of the major adjustment of military doctors has attracted widespread attention, especially after this change, the number of our first team general hospital has plummeted from 19 to 8, and the level of the PLA general hospital has also been downgraded from the regular army level to the deputy army level, this news can be described as jaw-dropping.
This great change in the military medical system cannot help but make people wonder what kind of deep considerations are the reasons for the military commission's drastic reform of the general hospital system?This is hidden"Mystery"And what is it?
Before the military reform, there were many general hospitals in China, covering the General Hospital of the People's Liberation Army, the General Hospital of the General Staff Department, the General Hospital of the People's Republic of China and 12 general hospitals under the jurisdiction of major military regions, and the medical strength was very strong. However, in this round of military reform, the Central Military Commission decisively reduced the number of general hospitals, leaving only 8, of which the PLA General Hospital and the General Hospital of the Five Major Theaters belong to the joint logistics support force sequence, while the Xinjiang Military Region General Hospital and the ** Military Region General Hospital belong to the army sequence.
In this military reform, the General Hospital of the People's Liberation Army absorbed and merged the former General Hospital of the Armed Police, the former General Hospital of the Navy, the former General Hospital of the Army, and the former General Hospital of the General Staff of the People's Liberation Army, and these four general hospitals were reorganized into the four medical centers of the General Hospital of the People's Liberation Army. In the adjusted pattern, the General Hospital of the Xinjiang Military Region and the General Hospital of the ** Military Region have become the only two general hospitals named after the provincial military region, which are responsible for providing medical services to the officers and men of the military region and the people stationed there.
So, why such a huge adjustment?Looking back at our army's military medical system, perhaps we can understand this major adjustment of military medicine from the perspective of geographical factors and the allocation of medical resources.
First of all, the predecessor of the General Hospital of the Xinjiang Military Region was the Urumqi General Hospital of the Lanzhou Military Region, and in the military reform in 2016, with the transfer of the Xinjiang Military Region to the army sequence, this general hospital was also renamed. The change here stems from the particularity of the geographical environment in the western part of China, and in order to better meet the medical needs of military officers and soldiers and the local people, decision-makers may have carried out more precise resource allocation.
And the situation of the ** Military District General Hospital is even more unique. Founded in 1962, although in 1968 when the military region was downgraded to a provincial military district, other general hospitals were disbanded one after another, but in order to ensure the special medical needs of the region, the general hospital of the military region has been retained to this day. This is also due to the special consideration of the geographical environment, because the harsh environment and relatively closed geographical location of the first region make higher requirements for the medical resources and treatment capacity of the garrison and the local people.
Although the number of military doctors has been reduced, it also shows the efforts of our medical system to continuously optimize and adapt to diversified needs from another angle. In order to better protect the health of military officers and soldiers and make more effective use of medical resources, this adjustment may be a practical measure.
In the process, we have seen the formation of a leaner and more specialized military medical system. The downgrading of the General Hospital of the People's Liberation Army and the retention of the General Hospital of the Xinjiang Military Region and the General Hospital of the ** Military Region are all aimed at better adapting to the special needs of different regions. Behind this adjustment is the decision to allocate medical resources more rationally, in order to better serve the military and civilians and make medical care more effective.
Behind this military reform, we see the complexity of the military medical system and the multifaceted pros and cons. This major readjustment is not only related to the readjustment at the military level, but also involves the healthy development of the national defense system. Perhaps, we also need to think about the impact of this decision on the military's health care system and the country as a whole in the longer term.
In general, this major adjustment of military medicine is not only a change in numbers, but also a strategic adjustment. In this process, we may be able to see the increasingly perfect medical security network of the squadron, and we can also have a deeper understanding of the country's good intentions in the construction of the national defense system. The country's decision-making is by no means a blind numbers game, but a deep reflection on the cause of national defense, in order to better meet the challenges of the future.