关键词: 公共卫生服务, 绩效考核, 重庆

Abstract: Objective　To understand the performance evaluation of basic public health service projects in 2016 in Chongqing and to provide suggestions for improving the quality of basic public health services.Methods　According to the corresponding report（Chongqing Basic Public Health Service Project Performance Appraisal）within the database of the Chongqing Community and Rural Health Association，12 items of public health service performance evaluation data of four functional areas，including the Chongqing urban functional core area + the urban function expansion area，the urban development new area，the ecological conservation area of north Chongqing，and the ecological conservation area of southeast Chongqing，were collected and compared.Results　The overall scores of basic public health services in the fourfunctional areas were（0.97±0.02）%，（0.98±0.10）%，（0.88±0.13）%，and （0.83±0.14）%，respectively，which was a statistically significant difference（P<0.05）．The scores of the urban functional core area + urban functional expansion area and urban development new area were higher than the ecological conservation area in north Chongqing and the ecological conservation area in southeast Chongqing，and the differences were statistically significant（P<0.05）．Of the 12 public health service items，there were significant differences in the following items：health education；residents' health records；vaccinations；health management of children 0–6 years of age；maternal health management；elderly health management；hypertension management；diabetes management；severe mental illness management；infectious diseases/emergency public health management；and traditional Chinese medicine management among the four functional areas（P<0.05）．There was no significant difference in health supervision（P>0.05）．Conclusion　The quality of basic public health services in Chongqing did not reach "equalization"， and there were differences in the quality of basic public health services in different functional areas.

Key words: Public health services, Performance evaluation, Chongqing