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Focusing on Rural Revitalization: Jiankang Yuan & Lizhu Group's Chronic Disease Public Welfare Project in Linze Brings Accessible Healthcare to the Grassroots

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2023-03-15

Recently, a drug distribution ceremony for the "Rural Revitalization Chronic Disease Drug Assistance" project was held at the Linze County Culture and Sports Square in Gansu Province. Representatives from various township health centers gathered at the event to support the Linze County Health and Health System's "Three Grasps and Three Promotions" campaign. Li Zhongtao, director of the Linze County Shahe Town Health Center, stated, "Through this event, we can promote the health awareness of chronic disease patients in our jurisdiction, thereby reducing chronic disease complications, disability and mortality rates, and alleviating the burden on families and society."

 

 

  

 

 

  It is understood that Linze County in Gansu Province, known as the "Hometown of Chinese Dates," is located in the central Hexi Corridor. The locally produced Linze small jujubes have a planting history of over 1400 years. The county has a long history and culture, comprised of 11 ethnic groups including Han, Hui, Tibetan, Mongolian, and Yugu. The chronic disease drug assistance project implemented in Linze County was jointly initiated by Health Spring & Lizhu Group, the Linze County Health and Health Bureau, and the Linze County Charity Association. It provides free donations of 1 million yuan worth of chronic disease drugs to low-income chronic disease patients over 45 years old in Linze County, aiming to alleviate the economic difficulties and challenges in accessing chronic disease medications faced by low-income families due to long-term medication needs.

 

 

  

 

 

  China's "14th Five-Year Plan" National Health Plan outlines the need to improve the comprehensive prevention and control capabilities for major chronic diseases. Furthermore, national policies such as the "Healthy China 2030 Planning Outline," "China's Medium- and Long-Term Plan for the Prevention and Control of Chronic Diseases (2017-2025)," and "Healthy China Action (2019-2030)" have made overall deployments for health education and management. Recent sessions of the Two Sessions have focused on "promoting health education and focusing on the causal treatment of chronic diseases." Against this backdrop, Health Spring's promotion of chronic disease drug assistance projects is a positive response to the national call. Under the guidance of the local health and health system, through the practical application of project feasibility, it provides chronic disease patients with correct health education guidance, helping them better understand disease prevention and control and health management methods, effectively preventing "impoverishment due to illness and relapse into poverty," while also promoting the implementation of the "Rural Revitalization" strategy.

 

 

  For many years, Health Spring Pharmaceutical Group has adhered to the mission and vision of "For health, for tomorrow, wholeheartedly making good medicine and new medicine," actively practicing social responsibility, and participating in charitable and public welfare activities. As a pharmaceutical company that has long been deeply involved in the health industry, Health Spring is well aware of the importance of the "Rural Revitalization, Health First" concept. By leveraging its strong R&D and production capabilities and solid resource integration capabilities, it combines its industrial advantages to provide assistance to low-income chronic disease patient families in remote areas, alleviating the medical burden caused by illness. While continuously improving product quality and innovation capabilities, it also pays close attention to the social and people's livelihood health needs, providing patients with high-quality medicines and services to support comprehensive rural revitalization. Since launching the "Inclusive Chronic Disease Prevention and Control" project in 2018, Health Spring's footprint has extended to 17 counties and districts across 8 provinces and 1 autonomous region, putting inclusive health into practice.