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Medical assistance is an important way to address the uneven distribution of medical resources and promote health equity. The medical alliance is the practice of medical administrative authorities and hospitals to explore the development of medical assistance, but at present there are difficulties in this cooperation. In this study, we analyze the practice of Hospital J in helping member hospitals in the construction of a medical alliance, and the key influencing factors of cooperation at three levels: hospital leaders, department heads and general practitioners. We propose a research design, focusing on how to enhance the level of willingness of core hospitals to participate in the cooperation of station-based support, which is useful for enhancing the leading role of core hospitals, promoting the steady development and achieving the policy objectives of the medical alliance.

Study on the Willingness of Hospital J to Participate in Station-based Assistance in Medical Alliance