Protect people from infectious diseases and build a safe society

• Strengthen the proactive emergency response system against emerging and imported infectious diseases
• Foster infectious disease response personnel including epidemiologists, and enhance their professionalism
• Develop infectious disease risk analyses, assessments, and prediction models, and conduct research on risk factors
• Develop and implement strategies for chronic infectious disease eradication, including tuberculosis and viral hepatitis
• Prevent and control epidemic infectious diseases, such as respiratory, waterborne, and vector-borne infectious diseases
• Enhance the national diagnostic testing capacity for infectious diseases
• Expand the national immunization program and strengthen the framework to implement immunization
• Advance the control system for healthcare-associated infections and strengthen antimicrobial resistance control

Reduce the national disease burden through effective chronic disease management

• Generate evidence for chronic disease prevention and management, including by conducting health surveys at the national and regional levels
• Strengthen the prevention and control of chronic diseases, including ensuring early detection and addressing health disparities
• Extend support coverage for children and young people with rare diseases and enhance residencecentered diagnostic support
• Establish a foundation for health hazard responses and conduct investigations and research
• Pursue climate-health impact assessments and promote adaptation measures
• Prevent and manage injuries and sudden cardiac arrest

Secure healthcare research and development capacity to prepare for and respond to disease risks

• Secure core technologies for vaccines and therapeutics against infectious diseases
• Establish a national integrated bio big-data system and promote the sharing and open access of healthcare research resources
• Build a research foundation for advanced regenerative medicine
• Strengthen the capacity for disease preparedness and response through global healthcare research and development cooperation