Recently, four departments of the National Health Commission, the National Health Insurance Administration, the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine and the State Administration for Disease Control and Prevention issued the “Action Plan for Improving Geriatric Nursing Service Capacity”, which proposes that by 2027, geriatric care resources will be effectively expanded, the geriatric care service system covering institutions, communities and homes will gradually improve, the service capacity of workers will continue to improve, service continuity, accessibility and standardization will continue to improve, and the elderly's sense of attainment will continue to increase. The “Action Plan” states that it is necessary to rely on urban medical groups and county medical communities to gradually establish a vertical integrated geriatric care linkage model between medical institutions within the medical consortium, promote the extension of institutional geriatric care services to the community and home, and improve the nursing service system covering acute diagnosis and treatment of diseases in the elderly, chronic rehabilitation, stable care, and end-of-life palliative care. The “Action Plan” requires expanding the coverage of “Internet+ Nursing Services” and making full use of information technology to promote door-to-door nursing services for elderly patients with reduced mobility, such as disability, disability, etc. At the same time, the “Action Plan” suggests that by 2027, nurses specializing in geriatric care in the district will account for more than 95% of the training.

Recently, four departments of the National Health Commission, the National Health Insurance Administration, the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine and the State Administration for Disease Control and Prevention issued the “Action Plan for Improving Geriatric Nursing Service Capacity”, which proposes that by 2027, geriatric care resources will be effectively expanded, the geriatric care service system covering institutions, communities and homes will gradually improve, the service capacity of workers will continue to improve, service continuity, accessibility and standardization will continue to improve, and the elderly's sense of attainment will continue to increase. The “Action Plan” states that it is necessary to rely on urban medical groups and county medical communities to gradually establish a vertical integrated geriatric care linkage model between medical institutions within the medical consortium, promote the extension of institutional geriatric care services to the community and home, and improve the nursing service system covering acute diagnosis and treatment of diseases in the elderly, chronic rehabilitation, stable care, and end-of-life palliative care. The “Action Plan” requires expanding the coverage of “Internet+ Nursing Services” and making full use of information technology to promote door-to-door nursing services for elderly patients with reduced mobility, such as disability, disability, etc. At the same time, the “Action Plan” suggests that by 2027, nurses specializing in geriatric care in the district will account for more than 95% of the training.