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计划经济时期的医院全部由政府管控，建立了我们现在较为熟知的三级医院结构，即城镇由市、区两级医院和街道、厂矿门诊组成的三级医疗服务及卫生防疫体系；农村以县医院为龙头、以乡（镇）卫生院为枢纽、以村卫生室为基础的三级医疗预防保健网络。所有的医疗设备、医务人员均由国家统一分配管理。
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