This research tried to reveal the current situation and to track the future trends of the rural health workforce. By stratified multistage cluster sampling processes, the baseline data of nationwide longitudinal survey were gathered from China. The well-trained interviewers and strict procedures were adopted to ensure the quality of this survey. It is founded that resources for health in rural China are facing problems of aging, gender imbalance, less-educated, and lack of social protection, which calls for special policy to solve these defects in order to achieve the goals of China's latest health care reform.
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