The differences between health stations, clinics, and clinics are: different basic tasks, different service levels, and different goals.

1. Different basic tasks

1. Health station: diagnosis and treatment services for common and frequently-occurring diseases. Prevention and control of infectious diseases, planned immunization for children, prevention and control of chronic diseases, etc. Children's health care, women's health care, elderly health care, and disabled people's health care. Accept convalescent patients transferred back from higher-level hospitals, focusing on rehabilitation guidance and management of chronic diseases, postoperative patients and disabled patients. Develop health education plans and cooperate with community health service centers to carry out health education.

2. Clinic: receive participating farmers, timely register outpatient services for participating patients, write outpatient medical records, accurately and completely record the diagnosis and treatment process, and properly preserve them in accordance with relevant regulations on medical record management and cooperative medical management Medical records, prescriptions and other information; provide regular computerized medical receipts, computerized daily lists, and diagnosis certificates to participating farmers as required; establish a new rural cooperative medical participating patient compensation ledger.

3. Health center: Carry out outpatient clinics, patrols, vaccinations and disinfection, insecticides, and rodent eradication, supervise environmental sanitation, personal hygiene, and food hygiene, and guide the team's combat rescue technology training, etc.; At the same time, the entire battalion is organized to conduct fire-line rescue operations, set up a rescue station to provide supplementary first aid, evacuate the sick and wounded, and inspect and provide guidance on position hygiene and food hygiene.

2. Different service levels

1. Health station: It is a non-profit primary medical and health service institution established in accordance with the national health care reform plan.

2. Clinic: It is a medical institution at the village level. In the past, it had various names such as village clinic, village clinic, and village medical point. After the new medical reform, the state unified village-level medical institutions into village clinics. The previous village clinics, village clinics, and village medical points were merged to form a standardized village clinic in each administrative village.

3. Health Center: An institution of the Chinese People's Liberation Army established at the battalion level that is responsible for comprehensive health support tasks.

3. Different goals

1. Health station: Establish a center integrating preventive health care, general medical care, maternal and child health care, rehabilitation treatment, health education, planned immunization, and family planning guidance. The "six-in-one" health service system is continuous, comprehensive, low-cost, efficient and convenient for the masses.

2. Clinic: Establish and improve various rules and regulations, strictly implement technical specifications for disease diagnosis and treatment, and ensure that participating farmers receive high-quality, cheap, convenient, and safe medical services.

3. Health Center: Do a good job in the cooperative medical and health support tasks of the Chinese People's Liberation Army.

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