County-level hospitals need political review to appoint presidents. County People's Hospital is a public institution under the County Health Bureau. The county health bureau is a department-level unit, so the subordinate units should be the same as their internal institutions, that is, the staff level, with at most minor courses. However, considering the importance of hospitals, and a county often only has the people's hospital with the strongest technical force and the best equipment, the appointment of the president of the people's hospital needs political review.

The significance of political examination

Under normal circumstances, entering some special positions in party and government organs, institutions, mass organizations and large state-owned enterprises requires political examination. Political review, as the name implies, is political review. Its main contents are whether the political examiners support the party's leadership, whether they have participated in any party, organization or social group, whether they have criminal records or criminal records, whether they have received administrative or disciplinary sanctions within the party, and so on. The content and scope of political review have different requirements in different historical periods.