China News Service, October 26 (Reporter Chen Jing) Shanghai is vigorously promoting the "one thing" project of medical payment to make medical treatment more convenient.
The reporter learned on the 26th that the benchmarking unit for project implementation, Renji Hospital affiliated to Shanghai Jiaotong University School of Medicine, took the lead in formulating the "One Thing Implementation Regulations for Hospital Medical Payments" (the "standards").
After the implementation of the "standard", the number of patient payment queuing links has been reduced from at least 3 to 0, and the payment queuing time has been reduced by an average of 45 minutes. This has become a vivid practice for the standard to help the city's digital transformation and provide convenient services to citizens' lives.
According to Wang Yu, deputy dean of Renji Hospital, medical payment "one thing" is a specific application of the integration of traditional medical services and mobile Internet technology, and it is also an important scenario for digital hospital transformation.
Key indicators such as "standard" Chinese medical payment process reengineering, credit medical treatment introduction mechanism, and family affection payment are all leading domestically.
Wang Yu said that by advancing the implementation of the "one thing" standard for medical payment, it has deepened and expanded mobile medical convenience services that can support multiple forms of electronic vouchers and multiple payment methods, helping smart medical care, and not only greatly improving the overall service order of medical institutions And service efficiency has also greatly improved the quality of medical services and patient satisfaction.
Medical payment "one thing" is a specific application of the integration of traditional medical services and mobile Internet technology.
Photo courtesy of Renji Hospital
It is reported that Renji Hospital Affiliated to Shanghai Jiaotong University School of Medicine’s “Implementation Standards for “One Thing” of Hospital Medical Payments” passed the comprehensive assessment of the “Shanghai Standards” Evaluation Committee, and was jointly awarded with 11 projects including the “Government Service “One Internet Service” Support Standards”. Comment on the 2021 "Shanghai Standard".
The hospital project that has been certified by the "Shanghai Standard" has not been reported before, filling the gap in the industry standards in related fields.
According to Wang Zheng, deputy dean of Renji Hospital, Renji Hospital is participating in the formulation of local standards for the “One Thing” Application Specification for Medical Payments based on its experience in standard implementation. Provide standard reference, so that integrated management and homogeneous payment can be implemented, and Shanghai experience can be extended to all parts of the country.
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