The root cause of medical disputes. While the medical industry is integrating into the tide of market economy , in the process of transforming from the service concept of traditional public institutions to the corporate management concept, it is centered on economic construction and uses a single GDP assessment indicator as its value orientation. Many industries have had some conflicts, both in terms of service and operation. The medical industry, together with the education industry, has been ruthlessly and completely marketized. The occasional public health activities cannot conceal atmosphere of marketization. , so that doctor-patient conflicts are not uncommon.

With the aging of China's population, it has become increasingly difficult to separate medical care and elderly care. On the one hand, the elderly basically have major or minor physical problems. According to data from the Bureau of Statistics, 75.2% of the 65 -year-old elderly in China suffered from various chronic diseases that require drug treatment in 2019. This does not include elderly people suffering from other diseases. people. The elderly are in urgent need of better medical services. However, in hospitals, many drugs are not covered by medical insurance and serious marketization has led to constant tension in the doctor-patient relationship.

Medical care is the three pillars of people's livelihood, especially among the elderly, and medical services are needed at night.

From a national perspective, it is necessary to encourage innovation in medical technology, including drug treatment, while maintaining intellectual property rights, and at the same time standardize and improve relevant regulations on medical services. China has regarded filial piety as the cornerstone of traditional culture since ancient times, and the state's continuous investment in medical care and elderly care also reflects the state's concern for people's livelihood.

The second is that the service level of medical services in various regions is basically uneven. The southeastern coastal cities are often much more developed than the central and western regions. However, as the major provinces in the central and western regions that export labor force, most of them are elderly. Due to the emphasis on education, they do not Instead, young children were taken to live with their parents. Experienced professional medical staff also choose to develop in the southeast, where the treatment is better. The demand for medical treatment by the elderly, especially those in central and western cities, is evident. The imbalance of medical development is also a hysteria that needs to be urgently addressed. Although it is impossible to catch eyebrows and beards, the interests of any generation cannot be sacrificed. Therefore, how to allocate medical resources and improve the treatment of medical staff in the central and western regions is the key to solving the problem.