Yu. N. Shedko, Irina Ilina, Ivan A. Kvasov
The relevance of the work is determined by the need to improve the Russian healthcare system in response to new internal and external challenges and threats to economic security. The subject of the study is the reform of the healthcare management system in China. The purpose of the work is to analyze China’s experience in modernizing the healthcare system in order to identify organizational and managerial measures that can be applied in government activities aimed at preserving, strengthening and restoring the health of the Russian population. The primary importance of early detection and prevention of diseases in modern medicine and the role of public authorities in managing these processes have been established. It is concluded that China has adopted a policy of further deepening reforms and modernizing the healthcare system, taking into account Chinese specifics, providing for the implementation of a development strategy focused on improving the public health system, integrating medical and preventive activities.; improving the system of monitoring and early warning of diseases, responding to emergency situations. The scientific novelty of the study and its difference from similar works lies in the established features of the reform of the healthcare management system in the PRC, in which public and private medical institutions operate effectively, operating under state control using low-cost management mechanisms and tools, combining traditional and modern methods of treatment.