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Journal of global health · Jan 2021
Evaluation of China's public health system response to COVID-19.
- Pengfei Zhang and Jinghua Gao.
- School of Labor and Human Resources, Renmin University of China, Beijing, China.
- J Glob Health. 2021 Jan 16; 11: 05004.
BackgroundThe focus of the study is to assess the advantages and shortcomings of China's public health system in the process of the COVID-19 prevention and to discuss the future reform of China's public health system.MethodsBy searching literature and reports related to the COVID-19 prevention of China, we compared the prevention effectiveness with the prevention policies in the process of the COVID-19 prevention.ResultsChina's public health system can effectively combine national power to maximize the effectiveness of pandemic prevention. It improved the pandemic prevention ability of communities continuously and promoted the fairness of prevention. Traditional Chinese Medicine has also been used in pandemic prevention, which reduces the drug resistance of the virus. At the same time, the combination of the disease diagnosis and the Internet has reduced the spread speed of the pandemic. China's public health system also has some problems in response to the COVID-19, such as the shortage of medical resources, insufficient alerts, the low efficiency of reporting to superior government and the shortage of reward and punishment system for pandemic prevention.ConclusionsChina's practice and efforts of the COVID-19 prevention can provide experience for other countries to improve their public health systems and accelerate the end of the COVID-19 pandemic.Copyright © 2021 by the Journal of Global Health. All rights reserved.
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