National basic public health services include: urban and rural residents' health records management, health education, vaccination, children aged 0-6, maternal health management, elderly health management, health management of patients with chronic diseases (hypertension and diabetes), health management of patients with severe mental disorders and tuberculosis, reporting and handling of infectious diseases and public health emergencies, health management of traditional Chinese medicine, health and family planning supervision and co-management services, free provision of contraceptives and health literacy promotion actions.

All citizens in People's Republic of China (PRC), whether urban residents or rural residents, registered residents or non-registered residents, can enjoy basic national public health services. Different service items have different service targets, which can be divided into: universal public health services, such as unified establishment of residents' health records, health education services, reporting and handling of infectious diseases and public health emergencies, health supervision and condominium services; Public health services for specific age, gender and population, such as vaccination, maternal and child health management, and elderly management; Public health services for patients with diseases, health management for patients with hypertension, type 2 diabetes and severe mental illness, etc.

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People's Republic of China (PRC) (China) Basic Medical Care and Health Promotion Law

Article 15 Basic medical and health services refer to services such as disease prevention, diagnosis, treatment, nursing and rehabilitation that are necessary for maintaining human health, are compatible with the level of economic and social development, are accessible to citizens, and are provided through appropriate drugs, technologies and equipment.

Basic medical and health services include basic public health services and basic medical services. The state provides basic public health services free of charge. Article 27 The State shall establish and improve the pre-hospital first aid system to provide timely, standardized and effective first aid services for critically ill patients.

Health authorities, the Red Cross and other relevant departments and organizations should actively carry out first aid training, popularize first aid knowledge, and encourage medical and health personnel and those who have received first aid training to actively participate in first aid services in public places. Public places should be equipped with necessary first-aid equipment and facilities in accordance with regulations.

The emergency center (station) shall not refuse or delay to provide emergency services for critically ill patients on the grounds of unpaid fees.