Apply new quality production forces in medicine to assist grassroots hospitals in screening and diagnosing early-stage lung cancer

Primary hospitals play a crucial role in early screening and diagnosis of lung cancer. This not only significantly improves the survival and cure rates of patients, but also greatly enhances their quality of life, reduces the burden on the healthcare system, optimizes resource allocation, and promotes the synchronous development of related medical industries and the economy. However, primary hospitals still face multiple challenges in lung cancer screening and early diagnosis. Issues such as outdated equipment and technology, uneven levels of personnel, unequal distribution of resources, lack of patient awareness, and insufficient policy support are particularly prominent. To overcome these challenges, we need to address them from multiple dimensions, including updating medical equipment, enhancing personnel training, optimizing resource allocation, improving patient education levels, and seeking more policy support.

Key Words: pulmonary nodules; lung cancer; primary hospital; screening; diagnosis; artificial intelligence