Isn't the half-difference unit officially established?

No, establishment is not determined by difference or semi-difference. Establishment refers to the official establishment of personnel in state institutions. Once they enter the establishment, they will enter the health system roster. Unlike recruitment, some are similar to civil servants. The difference refers to the way the state allocates funds to the unit. Generally, blood stations and maternal and child health centers are fully funded, that is, the wages of employees are uniformly paid by the state. Many units belong to balance allocation, that is, the state allocates part of the salary to hospitals every year, and the rest is raised by hospitals themselves. In fact, many hospitals do not have state funding, and wages and bonuses are borne by hospitals. Preparation and appropriation methods are two different contents, which are not directly related. Working in a hospital doesn't mean that you have the establishment of a public institution. At present, more than 70% of the employees in many large-scale 3A hospitals are not formally established, and they all belong to recruiters.