Analysis of The Current Situation of Carrying Out The Construction of Unaccompanied Wards in High-level Specialized Oncology Hospitals

The unaccompanied ward care model, which is dominant in foreign hospitals, has been facing challenges such as family concepts affecting the choice of companion, shortage of nurse manpower, inadequate professional quality of caregivers, mismatch of relevant hospital facilities and equipment, inability of health insurance payment to cover long-term care costs and possible legal disputes over medical events since it was piloted domestically from 2010, but due to the orientation of China's healthcare policy, past experience, demographic changes, advances in medical information technology, the development of long-term care insurance, and the normalization of epidemics, taking the lead in developing the construction of an unaccompanied care unit in a high-level oncology specialty hospital will make it possible to break through all the challenges and explore a path with a demonstration effect for the development of the construction of an unaccompanied care unit in domestic hospitals.