What medical equipment should a first-class and first-class hospital support?

You have listed too many equipment. The first-class hospital is actually a community hospital. For common and frequently-occurring diseases that are not serious, if it is inconvenient to transfer to a hospital in remote areas and the funds are sufficient, you can appropriately increase the equipment according to your needs and expertise, but you don't need CT machines and nuclear magnetic resonance machines. You can't get a large-scale equipment configuration license. I suggest that the laboratory of the first-class hospital should meet the requirements of blood routine (blood cell counter) and urine routine (urine ten-item analyzer), and add a microscope. Electrolyte and blood gas are generally used for severe illness, and biochemical instruments can be added if possible. Pathology is not necessary, because there will be no operation on 3 beds. It can be equipped with X-ray machine, B-ultrasound, electrocardiogram machine, ECG monitoring, defibrillator, pacemaker, and some physical therapy equipment, etc. The quantity and grade of the equipment are determined according to the funds and needs. For reference.