On August 3-4, 2024, the National Healthcare Security Administration held three consecutive events to interpret the 2.0 version of the grouping scheme based on disease groups and disease scores, and conducted online live broadcasts. The interpretation activity invites relevant policy makers, local medical insurance departments, medical institution leaders, frontline clinical doctors, representatives of relevant research institutions, and others to have in-depth exchanges. The attending experts provided a detailed interpretation of the collaborative reform of medical insurance and healthcare, DRG2.0 grouping scheme, and DIP2.0 disease database. They introduced the rules, procedures, and key points of DRG and DIP2.0 grouping adjustment, as well as the special case negotiation mechanism, opinion collection mechanism, negotiation mechanism, health insurance prepayment, data working group and other supporting mechanisms that medical institutions highly pay attention to. Experts also introduced practical experience in the reform of local health insurance payment methods, refined management of medical institutions, and collaboration in health insurance and medical reform, responding to popular topics such as "discharge after 15 days of hospitalization", "how to make special cases transparent", "DIP point values continue to fall", and "ensuring adequate treatment of rare diseases under the background of payment method reform".


        The interpretation activity is presided over by the responsible comrades of the relevant departments (centers) of the National Health Insurance Bureau. About 200 medical institutions and medical staff representatives who voluntarily registered online participated on site. The People''''''''s Daily Health App, Bilibili, China Medical Insurance Magazine and other media outlets broadcasted the interpretation activity live, and over 7 million netizens watched the live broadcast online.

3 live streaming replays, please scan the code to watch:

What are the concerns of frontline medical staff regarding the DRG2.0 grouping scheme?

How should frontline medical staff understand and apply the DIP2.0 disease database?