The residents' general outpatient co-ordination fund is mainly used to pay the medical expenses necessary for insured residents to seek medical treatment in designated primary medical institutions due to frequently-occurring and common diseases, such as medical insurance class A drugs, essential drugs, outpatient treatment fees and other primary medical service expenses. Insured residents in designated community health service centers or township hospitals in accordance with the provisions of the outpatient medical expenses, paid by the general outpatient co-ordination fund according to the proportion of 50%, the implementation of quota management.