Progress and Challenges in the Integration of Treatment and Prevention of Chronic Non-communicable Diseases

With the aging of the global population and the transformation of lifestyle, the incidence of chronic non-communicable diseases continues to rise, thus having brought great challenges to global public health. In this context, medical and health services must adapt to this growing trend, which necessitates carrying out research on the medical prevention integration mode, and gradually strengthening its application in clinical practice. This paper aims to explore the application status quo, and future development trends of the treatment-prevention integration mode, as well as the challenges it faces from the perspective of chronic non-communicable disease management. We first introduce the background of chronic non-communicable disease management, and then describe the integration of treatment and prevention from multiple aspects in chronic disease management, including multidisciplinary collaboration, patient follow-up system, family doctor signing services, and health education on chronic diseases, so as to realize the comprehensive, chronic disease management throughout the life cycle, and improve patients' health level and living quality. Finally, we believe that in the future, it is necessary to strengthen scientific and interdisciplinary research, intensify the training and education of medical staff, and enhance the development of digital medical technology, in order to better meet the growing health needs of the people. Therefore, this paper has significant reference value for exploring the management methods of chronic non-communicable diseases and promoting public health services.