On October 19, the launch ceremony of the China Primary Health Care Foundation's General Global Public Welfare Special Fund "Spark Strong Primary Care" grassroots doctor capacity improvement public welfare project was held in Xianyang, Shaanxi Province. The northwest regional grassroots pediatric training class opened simultaneously, and the public welfare training plan for thousands of grassroots doctors across the country was officially implemented.

Morewrap;">Peasant and Workers' Party Ding Zhenxia, chairman of the Xianyang Municipal Committee, Hu Min, deputy director of the Xianyang Municipal Health Commission, and Wang Hongjun, secretary of the Party Committee of Xianyang Rainbow Hospital, attended the launching ceremony.

The first stop of this project focuses on the field of pediatrics. The first batch of 50 grassroots medical staff started a five-day special training, focusing on learning clinical skills such as standardized diagnosis and treatment of common childhood diseases and frequently-occurring diseases, as well as early identification and preliminary treatment of critical and severe diseases.Xianyang Caihong Hospital, as a tertiary children's specialist hospital, is responsible for hosting this training.Xianyang Station plans to open two training courses within one year, with about 50 students participating in each course.The training integrates centralized lectures, practical exercises, clinical ward rounds, and assessment reviews to strengthen case studies and clinical practice, and effectively make up for the shortcomings in primary-level pediatric diagnosis and treatment.

The project is planned to take one year to target grassroots medical institutions in ethnic minority areas and underdeveloped areas, and provide a total of about 1,000 grassroots doctors with skills training on diagnosis and treatment of common diseases, emergency first aid, and chronic disease management.The project will be gradually promoted in a pilot model, and the training effectiveness will be comprehensively evaluated through theory, practical operation, and case analysis, and the curriculum will be dynamically optimized. Clinical rotation training, expert tour teaching and other activities will also be launched in the future.