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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 Retail pharmacies and private hospitals is the absence of medical reform plan flawed In January 2009 the State Council executive meeting lt;lt;on deepening the reform of medical and health advicegt;gt; and lt;lt;2009 to 2011 to deepen the medical and health system implementation plangt;gt;, which marks a new round of medical reform program officially introduced as a In order to establish the Ministry of health system with Chinese characteristics, a programmatic document, and its two main objectives: first, as soon as possible as quickly as possible to solve the people’s ‘difficult and expensive,’ the real problem, and the second is to the progressive realization of ‘human access to basic health services, ‘the ambitious goal. In the last three years of the implementation process, we are from the ‘new health care reform,’ the goal has been a step forward. First, our population has health insurance coverage from the previous less than 20% to 95%, from the ‘universal access to basic medical health services, ‘the ambitious goal has been infinitely close, and the second, because of Medicare reimbursement support, to some extent alleviate the’ expensive ‘problem, but not enough, a lot of deep-seated problems remain, and still sharp . First, Medicare reimbursement now the system is to preserve a minor illness, but illness is still a lack of effective protection, although 95% of people can enjoy health insurance, but only deal with ‘Toutongnaore’ and other general small disease. of a serious illness, Medicare payment system protection efforts remain insufficient. The author of a relative recently due to ‘pulmonary hemorrhage’ in the county hospital for two weeks and spent about 12,000 yuan, but the amount of Medicare reimbursement only a mere 5000 yuan . It seems that Medicare’s reimbursement rate remains low. for rural households still bear a little weight in the ‘new medical reform’ implemented, often see the major media continue to ‘high M