健康服务体系中的康复

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指南建议		指标
A. 康复服务应该整合到健康服务体系中		卫生部是负责康复服务的部门
B. 康复服务应该纳入初级、二级和三级健康服务系统之中和服务体系之间		提供康复服务的三级医院所占的百分比;提供康复服务的二级医院所占的百分比;初级卫生机构提供康复服务数量
C. 应当配备多学科的康复人力资源		国家有三种及以上种类的康复专业人员提供服务
D. 应既在社区也在医院提供康复服务		参考服务提供指南建议B
E. 医院应该为有复杂需求的住院患者设置专门化康复单元		有专门化康复单元的医院所占的百分比
F. 应该将财政资源分配给康复服务单元以落实和支撑服务提供方面的指南建议		在健康预算中有专为康复设置的预算
G. 在有健康保险或可以获得健康保险服务的地方,应该覆盖康复服务		覆盖康复服务的健康保险政策所占的百分比

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