The Qinghai Provincial Health Commission and the Qinghai Provincial Development and Reform Commission jointly issued the "Qinghai Province Traditional Chinese Medicine Revival and Development 15th Five-Year Plan" (hereinafter referred to as the Plan) on October 23, systematically outlining work for the province's traditional Chinese medicine (including Tibetan medicine and Mongolian medicine) revival and development from 2026 to 2030.
The Plan fully aligns with the national overall deployment for traditional Chinese medicine revival and development, closely connects with the overall arrangements for building a Healthy Qinghai, grounds itself in the realities of the Qinghai Plateau, focuses on the prevention and treatment of plateau diseases, and aims to build a full-cycle traditional Chinese medicine health service system suited to plateau populations.
The Plan specifies that by 2030, the province's traditional Chinese medicine service system will be more complete, the foundation of traditional Chinese medicine service networks will be continuously consolidated, the level of coordinated development between Chinese and Western medicine will steadily improve, plateau traditional Chinese medicine inheritance and innovation capacity will be significantly enhanced, the talent team structure will be continuously optimized, distinctive industries will improve quality and efficiency, and the levels of cultural dissemination, opening-up, and industry governance will be comprehensively elevated, basically forming a new pattern of traditional Chinese medicine development that is suited to the plateau, serves all people, and has distinctive characteristics.
The Plan focuses on ten tasks, including service system construction, specialty capacity improvement, talent cultivation, plateau traditional Chinese medicine scientific research breakthroughs, distinctive industry development, cultural dissemination, digital and intelligent empowerment, standardization construction, opening-up, and industry reform and governance, relying on the resource advantages of Tibetan medicine to serve "Belt and Road" exchanges and cooperation.
The Plan improves organizational guarantees, investment, and evaluation mechanisms, continues to give play to the distinctive advantages of traditional medicine, supports the building of a Healthy Qinghai, and continuously enhances the health and well-being of people of all ethnic groups.
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