Chapter 42 42．Who does the Health Bureau care for?

Q Gu Fan asks the insider I met a man on the plane. I asked him where he worked. He said Baojian Bureau. I asked if it was the Insurance Regulatory Bureau. He said it was the Health Bureau.Is this a liar? Does China have a health bureau? A book editor's answer to Gu Fan May be a liar, may not be.Although you enter "Health Bureau" in the search engine, the system will remind you "Are you looking for: Insurance Regulatory Bureau", but China does have a Health Bureau.If it is the Insurance Regulatory Bureau, it is local, because in Beijing it is called the Insurance Regulatory Commission; if it is the Health Bureau, it is a central agency. The Health Bureau of the Ministry of Health, commonly known as the Central Health Bureau, is located under the Ministry of Health. It looks like a bureau , but the current director is a ministerial-level cadre.

What does the health bureau do?The English name is more clear: Bureau of Health Care for Senior Officials. The main responsibilities of the Health Bureau are to formulate and organize the implementation of central health care policies and plans; to undertake the medical and preventive health care work of the central health care objects and the central state organs and related units in Beijing; to organize and coordinate the central health care tasks. related work of the organization; guide and coordinate the work related to the construction of the national cadre health care system; undertake the medical and health security work for important meetings and activities of the party and the country; Medical arrangements for foreign guests.

There are three divisions under the Health Bureau—General Division, Health Division and Medical Division. The detailed functions of these three divisions are introduced on the website of the Ministry of Health. In order to avoid leaking, we only reproduce the relatively unimportant Medical Division. functions.as follows: 1.Responsible for the medical management of deputy-ministerial and bureau-level cadres of central state organs in Beijing and senior intellectuals with corresponding treatment. 2.Formulate a medical management system for cadres within the above-mentioned levels. 3.Responsible for the medical arrangements for non-local cadres coming to Beijing within the above scope.Organize experts to go to the field to participate in the sub-provincial and sub-provincial medical treatment of cadres meeting, rescue and other matters.

4.Responsible for statistical work and macro planning of cadre outpatient clinics and ward beds in Beijing.Keep abreast of changes in the recipients of medical care in various ministries and commissions of central state agencies. 5.Responsible for the organization and arrangement of medical care for large conferences. 6.Grasp the medical situation of domestic sanatoriums, and organize cadres sanatorium management experience exchange meetings; assist in arranging cadres' recuperation matters. 7.Responsible for the medical organization and management of foreign guests' medical organization for high-level government delegations received by the General Office of the State Council, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the International Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and other relevant departments.

8.Responsible for organizing the medical management and experience exchange of hospitals in Beijing that undertake medical tasks for cadres. 9.Undertake other tasks assigned by superiors. The sentence "cadres will be miserable" is the original text. By the way, the editor called the Health Bureau and asked how many medical management work they were responsible for the bureau-level cadres in Beijing, and was told: This cannot be disclosed, why are you asking this? How do foreign media generally call the "leadership" we are talking about here? Call him by his first name without adding "leadership", so he can be satisfied without a nickname.