From The Perspective Of New Public Service Theory Supply And Demand Research Of Elderly Health Service In Shenyang

After the reform and opening up, China social security system and gradually into the establishment and improvement among the social security system as an important part of the medical insurance system is also more and more attention. Since 1864, the aging phenomenon first appeared in France, after the beginning of the 20 th century, the global population aging phenomenon continues to deepen and develop. Therefore, whether developed or developing, aging has become a social hotspot era. The whole world is deeply aware of the proportion of the elderly population in the total population are quietly increasing at an alarming rate, and the severity of a series of social problems arising therefrom.The purpose of the analysis is that the topic of the health status of the elderly, the demand for health care services, medical resources for the current situation and the reasons for the elderly population problems, and propose appropriate solutions to effectively organize and arrange medical service resources, help meet the medical needs of the elderly, and is conducive to safeguarding the rights and interests of the elderly health care.Using literature synthesis method to collect relevant literature health services building, provide detailed biography for further study Shenyang health services; use of social surveys, using questionnaires and in-depth interviews practical understanding of the way the elderly health services the actual situation of demand and supply; the use of comparative analysis and theoretical research, the research process in the analysis of the relevant circumstances and major cities were compared, combined actual situation Shenyang propose targeted recommendations.Finally, the actual situation of Shenyang elderly, elderly health services proposed to optimize demand and supply countermeasures and suggestions: First, reform and improve the health care system; second, reconstruction of health management system; third, optimize health resources supply; Fourth, establish and improve the basic medical and health service delivery system; fifth, strengthening health personnel.