Review and Prospect of Research on Medical Insurance for Urban and Rural Residents in China Since the New Medical Reform

Since the new medical reform, China's urban and rural residents' medical insurance has undergone continuous reforms, which is of great significance for safeguarding the life and health of the people. Through the use of CiteSpace software, this article analyzes the core journals of research on China's urban and rural residents' medical insurance since the new medical reform included in CNKI. In terms of number of paper published, research institutions, author collaboration, research topics, and research hotspots, we have summarized the research context in the field of urban and rural residents' medical insurance in China. The study found that research on urban and rural residents' medical insurance in China has reached a stable stage, with research content continuously refined and research topics becoming more extensive. Future research should strengthen communication and interdisciplinary and cross-field cooperation among institutions or teams, establish a systematic view of urban and rural residents' medical insurance, pay attention to economic and social changes, so as to promote the further development of China's basic medical insurance for urban and rural residents, and improve and adapt to changes in the times.

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BCP Social Sciences & Humanities
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2024-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.54691/wppavr72
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Review and Prospect of Research on Medical Insurance for Urban and Rural Residents in China Since the New Medical Reform

Aimin Huang, Wenjun Ma
BCP Social Sciences & Humanities
Medical Research and Treatments
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Review and Prospect of Research on Medical Insurance for Urban and Rural Residents in China Since the New Medical Reform

Aimin Huang, Wenjun Ma
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Abstract

Since the new medical reform, China's urban and rural residents' medical insurance has undergone continuous reforms, which is of great significance for safeguarding the life and health of the people. Through the use of CiteSpace software, this article analyzes the core journals of research on China's urban and rural residents' medical insurance since the new medical reform included in CNKI. In terms of number of paper published, research institutions, author collaboration, research topics, and research hotspots, we have summarized the research context in the field of urban and rural residents' medical insurance in China. The study found that research on urban and rural residents' medical insurance in China has reached a stable stage, with research content continuously refined and research topics becoming more extensive. Future research should strengthen communication and interdisciplinary and cross-field cooperation among institutions or teams, establish a systematic view of urban and rural residents' medical insurance, pay attention to economic and social changes, so as to promote the further development of China's basic medical insurance for urban and rural residents, and improve and adapt to changes in the times.

BCP Social Sciences & HumanitiesVol. 23
Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 51%
Medical Research and Treatments
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