@pipeworx/cn-nhsa-exposures

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Has China’s National Healthcare Security Administration (国家医疗保障局) publicly named this hospital, clinic or pharmacy in a medical-insurance fund fraud case: what it did and how it was handled (contract terminated, funds recovered)? Rows are the Administration’s published exposure bulletins (曝光台) and typical-case releases, newest first. Firms and institutions only.

Tools

  • cn_nhsa_exposures_search(query?, skip?, limit?) — one call reads the Administration’s release list (about 35 releases, 2019 onward), then up to limit (1-3) releases starting at skip newest-first. Each institution case gives the case title, the institution, a summary of the conduct and the handling the Administration states, and the link to the official release. query is Chinese text matched only within the releases read (the publisher offers no keyword search); skip moves back in time. Also returns searched (releases in the list, how many were read, the dates covered, how many were not read), individual_cases_omitted, unclassified_cases_omitted, person_sentences_omitted, unread_notices and data_as_of.
  • cn_nhsa_exposures_get(notice_url, query?) — reads one release in full (institution cases only), from a notice_url returned by the search.

Auth

Keyless.

Data sources

  • National Healthcare Security Administration (国家医疗保障局), exposure bulletins and typical cases on medical-insurance fund fraud (曝光台、典型案例). Read from the publisher on each call; nothing is stored.

Individuals are not returned

Most published cases concern insured people, doctors or staff. A case about a natural person is left out and counted (individual_cases_omitted). A case that cannot be classified is left out and counted (unclassified_cases_omitted). In an institution case, sentences about people (court sentences, named staff) are dropped and counted (person_sentences_omitted). Every response carries a note saying so; the tests prove that a person’s name and sentence never appear in a response.

Behaviour worth knowing

  • The cases are a selection the Administration chose to publish, not a register of every penalty. No match is never evidence that an institution was not penalised.
  • The newest releases (2025 onward) mostly concern individuals or pharmacies by batch; the older bulletins hold most hospital cases, so use skip.
  • A release that cannot be read is counted in unread_notices and reported as empty_reason: unread, never as an empty result. A changed page layout or an error page is an upstream_down error.
  • Text is the Administration’s own wording, in simplified Chinese. Court details are left out.

Tools

  • cn_nhsa_exposures_search — Search the National Healthcare Security Administration’s published medical-insurance fraud cases (国家医保局曝光台 exposure bulletins and typical-case releases, 2019 onward): hospitals, clinics and pharmacies
  • cn_nhsa_exposures_get — Read one National Healthcare Security Administration case release in full (firm cases only): each hospital, clinic or pharmacy case with its title, institution, the conduct and the handling. Takes the

Tools

  • cn_nhsa_exposures_get — Read one National Healthcare Security Administration case release in full (firm cases only): each hospital, clinic or pharmacy case with its title, institution, the conduct and the handling. Takes the
  • cn_nhsa_exposures_search — Search the National Healthcare Security Administration's published medical-insurance fraud cases (国家医保局曝光台 exposure bulletins and typical-case releases, 2019 onward): hospitals, clinics and pharmacies

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