China will reinforce its primary health care system through investing more on infrastructure, staff training, and subsidy for service providers to push forward the newly-launched health care reform, an official said in Beijing Wednesday.
Vice minister of finance Wang Jun said local governments have enough financial capacity to inject more than 510 billion yuan (about 75 billion U.S. dollars) in the next three years to support the reform.
China will reinforce its primary health care system through investing more on infrastructure, staff training, and subsidy for service providers to push forward the newly-launched health care reform.(Xinhua Photo) "The investment will be made in full amount and in time because we have made measurement and consideration of the government's financial capacity when drafting the reform plan," he told a press conference.
Source:Xinhua
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