A Comparative Study on the Reform of Payment for Curative Value of Dominant diseases of traditional Chinese medicine at Provincial Level

Corresponding author: Zhai Li-xiang, zhai3071@qq.com

DOI: 10.12201/bmr.202508.00011

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  Abstract: Abstract: Objective: Through the comparative analysis of the payment program for the Curative Value of Traditional Chinese Medicine dominant diseases in 8 provinces, we found the shortcomings of the existing program and put forward the perfect policy suggestions. Methods: Comparative analysis of the core content of the programs in various places, the selection of disease types, efficacy evaluation indexes, the application of the payment link and the protection mechanism. Results: The fragmentation of existing programs is a obvious problem，the specific content settings of each item are quite different, reflecting differences in the understanding of the core content of the program, the existence of inconsistent understanding of Chinese medicines Curative Value, the failure to link the payment standard to the results of the Curative Value evaluation, and the lack of recognition of the value of Chinese medicines technical labor, among other problems. Conclusion: We can select disease types basing on the prominent advantages of traditional Chinese medicine, learn from the evaluation framework of western medicine value-based medical care, construct the evaluation system of Chinese medicine Curative Value, and carry out “equal price” payment based on the “same effect” of health results, set performance indicators and payment standards in stages, realize the whole process management of disease, and enhance the Chinese Medicine’s Curative Value, and promote the development of Traditional Chinese Medicine inheritance and innovation.

  Key words: Curative value; dominant diseases of Traditional Chinese Medicine; payment

  Submit time: 6 August 2025

  Copyright: The copyright holder for this preprint is the author/funder, who has granted biomedRxiv a license to display the preprint in perpetuity.
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