Literature DB >> 20193439

[The Rise and Demise of the Chinese barefoot doctor.].

Rui-Xian Zhang1, Wei Zhang.   

Abstract

A novelty-the barefoot doctor appeared in Chinese rural areas during the period of a great proletarian cultural revolution, which used minimum funds to train maximum sub healthcare workers and solved the most difficult healthcare problems of peasants, who accounted for the largest proportion of the population. Barefoot doctors and the system of cooperative health care had embarked on a rural developing path of healthcare with Chinese Characteristics such as a low-cost but high-yield healthcare, which meant a poor country could do major health work. Barefoot doctors providing basic health care service and health protection for the rural residents played a particular role in promoting the formation of international primary health care ideas. As time passed, barefoot doctors have departed the stage of history, but a principle had been established, which is that the function of basic health prevention and health care networks in rural areas should not be weakened, let alone disappear.

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Year:  2009        PMID: 20193439

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Zhonghua Yi Shi Za Zhi        ISSN: 0255-7053


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