chapter I general provisions article 1 in order to strengthen the management of free medical care and further improve and perfect the management system of free medical care, these measures are formulated in accordance with the "instructions on the prevention of free medical care for national staff of people's governments at all levels, political parties, organizations and affiliated institutions" issued by the former central people's government Council and the relevant provisions of the state in recent years, combined with the new situation. Article 2 The socialized medical care system is a social security system implemented by the state to protect the health of state employees. The state, through the medical and health departments, provides free medical prevention to those who enjoy it within the scope stipulated by the system. Article 3 The implementation of the socialized medicine system shall follow the principles of actively preventing diseases, ensuring basic medical care and overcoming waste, and shall be managed and supervised by the socialized medicine management departments at all levels. Article 4 Medical institutions undertaking the task of free medical care should adhere to the purpose of serving the people wholeheartedly, carry forward the revolutionary humanitarian spirit of saving lives, conscientiously implement the policy of putting prevention first, and actively do a good job in disease prevention; Adhere to the principle of medical treatment, treat diseases due to illness, use drugs rationally, check reasonably and charge reasonably to ensure the correct implementation of the free medical care system. Article 5 Individuals enjoying free medical care and their subordinate units are obliged to abide by the relevant rules and regulations formulated by the administrative departments of free medical care at all levels. We should earnestly strengthen the ideological education of those who enjoy it, and correct and resist unhealthy tendencies. Leading cadres at all levels should set an example and should not use their powers to engage in specialization. Chapter ii scope of enjoying medical treatment at public expense article 6 persons who enjoy medical treatment at public expense:

1. staff members of state organs, political parties and people's organizations at all levels who are paid from the state budget and are under preparation.

The staff of various societies, associations, research associations and foundations at all levels who pay for themselves or implement differential subsidies are not entitled to free medical care.

2. Staff in institutions of culture, education, science, health, sports and economic construction at all levels who are paid by the state budget and are under preparation.

The staff of public institutions that implement differential budget management (excluding hospitals owned by the whole people) and self-supporting management, and the temporary workers, seasonal workers and part-time substitute teachers in the units listed in the first and second paragraphs above are not entitled to free medical care.

third, the grass-roots industrial and commercial and tax personnel who spend their salaries in the state budget belong to the state.

4. Full-time workers in the All-China Federation of Trade Unions, local trade unions at all levels, industrial trade unions, and staff in institutions organized by trade union leading organs at or above the county level and implementing full budget management.

Temporary workers, seasonal workers and part-time substitute teachers in institutions run by trade unions, as well as the staff of trade unions and institutions that implement differential management and self-supporting management in finance, are not entitled to free medical care.

5. supernumerary personnel who belong to units enjoying free medical care, who have been approved to rest for a long time due to illness, and supernumerary personnel who have been supported for a long time and are to be allocated.

6. Disabled revolutionary servicemen who have received long-term pensions and are above Class B in rural areas, disabled revolutionary servicemen in disabled servicemen's reformatory and invalids' hospital.

VII. Retirees who belong to units enjoying free medical care, and retired workers who work in the army and have no military status.

8. Employees of administrative institutions who do not enjoy free medical care are eligible for retirement in the State Council, and are paid pensions by civil affairs departments after retirement.

IX. Students and postgraduates (excluding those who are entrusted with training, who specialize in cadres at their own expense) enrolled in the plan of ordinary colleges and universities (excluding military colleges and universities) officially approved by the state, students who are approved to leave school for one year due to illness and retain their school status, and fresh graduates of colleges and universities who cannot be assigned jobs within one year due to illness.

1. Postgraduates enrolled by scientific research institutions enjoying free medical care.

Xi. contract cadres and workers recruited by publicly-funded medical institutions who are in the process of preparation (excluding contract workers who implement the overall plan for labor insurance and welfare).

12. Other personnel who enjoy free medical care as stipulated by the Central Committee and the State Council. Chapter III Expenditure Scope of Public Medical Care Article 7 Expenditure Scope of Public Medical Care. The following expenses of the personnel who enjoy the medical treatment at public expense can be reimbursed in whole or in part in the medical expenses at public expense, and the specific reimbursement ratio is reasonably determined by all localities.

1. Medical expenses (including bed fee, examination fee, medicine fee, treatment fee, operation fee, etc.) for medical personnel who enjoy free medical treatment in designated medical units.

2. Medical expenses for seeing a doctor in a nearby medical unit (state or collective) because of emergency.

iii. medical expenses for visiting relatives in local medical units (state or collective) on business or holidays.

iv. medical expenses for short-term recuperation or rehabilitation due to surgery or critical illness after hospitalization, which are recommended by the original treatment unit, agreed by the unit, and approved by the competent medical department at public expense; Medical expenses for recuperation or rehabilitation during non-surgical or non-critical illness recovery period, which are recommended by the designated hospital, agreed by the unit, and approved by the competent medical department at public expense.

5. For drugs that are not available in the original treatment unit, they must be purchased (referring to the national pharmaceutical stores or other medical units) and attached with the medical expenses certified by the hospital.

VI. Medical expenses transferred to other medical units (state or collective) according to regulations.

VII. Medical expenses for family planning operation.

8. The imported artificial organ installed with the certificate issued by the treatment unit due to illness needs shall not exceed the cost of the highest domestic price.

IX. For organ transplantation due to illness, according to the principle that public medical care and units and individuals share the burden, the expenses should be borne by public medical care.

1. Medical expenses for work-related injuries and disabilities.

Xi. Expenses for precious and nourishing drugs (including blood products) necessary for rescuing critically ill patients or treating work-related injuries.