Healthcare refers to services directly provided by pharmacists related to drug treatment, aimed at improving patients' quality of life. China's healthcare system comprises specialized hospitals, general hospitals, and a three-tiered medical network at the county, township, and village levels.
In 2021, the national per capita expenditure on healthcare was 2,115 yuan, accounting for 8.8% of total consumption.
Since 2003, China has established an emergency medical system for public health emergencies. The application of artificial intelligence in healthcare is accelerating. Singapore will establish an "Artificial Intelligence Medical Centre" in 2024, and Chinese medical institutions are applying AI-assisted diagnosis, drug development, and chronic disease management. In 2024, the National Health Commission of China will release the "Reference Guidelines for Artificial Intelligence Application Scenarios in the Health Industry."