(Application of Decision No. 104 of the Decree No. 104 of 13 August 2009 of the Government of the Greater Municipalities of the Greater Community of the Government of the Greater Municipalities on 30 January 1997 [1997]15]

Chapter I General

Article 1 protects human health in order to prevent, control the transmission and prevalence of tuberculosis and develops this approach in accordance with the People's Republic of China Act on the Control of Infectious Diseases and relevant national provisions.

Article 2 is subject to this approach in all units and individuals within the executive area of the city.

Article 3: The municipal and district (market), the district health administration is the competent authority for tuberculosis prevention and control in the current administration and should strengthen the unity of leadership in the fight against tuberculosis. Its agencies responsible for tuberculosis control are the IB Control Centre within the present administration responsible for the organization, operational guidance and management of tuberculosis control.

Article IV. Health institutions and education units at all levels are to be educated about health care for tuberculosis, to enable society to understand tuberculosis and actively prevent tuberculosis.

Chapter II Prevention of vaccinations

Article 5

Article 6 targets, time and procedures for vaccinated Cards require strict compliance with the relevant provisions of the plan for immunization.

Health institutions for newborns are to be vaccinated for their babies within twenty-four hours of newborn birth. In the absence of a timely vaccination of special circumstances, the number of cases will be filled within three months.

Article 7 staff members who have been vaccinated in the Clinic are subject to specialized training, and are subject to evidence after the examination of qualifications.

Article 8 Posts from all levels of disease prevention control agencies, tuberculosis control agencies, maternal and child health institutions, hospitals for the completion of the Clinic vaccinations should be completed and the Child Immunization Plan Manual, together with the completion of the vaccination sheets. In the event of variations in the Clinic and the omnibus response, measures must be taken to rescue treatment and to report on a real-time basis.

Chapter III Proclamation of patients

Article 9. Health institutions at all levels should register reports of suspected tuberculosis epidemics in a timely manner. Institutions responsible for tuberculosis control have found tuberculosis epidemics or reports of tuberculosis epidemics, and epidemiological surveys should be carried out. Areas and units with high or violent outbreaks of tuberculosis should be organized on a regular basis for collective inspections to control the spread of epidemics.

Article 10. Health institutions at all levels should be registered and transferred to all levels of tuberculosis control agencies for patients suspected of having tuberculosis. The patients who suffer from the acute problem of tuberculosis are to be rescued on the ground and are subject to the stability of the disease.

Article 11. Health institutions at all levels have found that sterilization or X-line inspections are identified as activities for tuberculosis patients and other tuberculosis patients, and a web report within twenty-four hours after the completion of the tuberculosis epidemic report. Cases of death or suspected tuberculosis deaths are to be completed and reported to local disease prevention agencies within a week.

Chapter IV Treatment

Article 12 TB patients are treated by all levels of tuberculosis control agencies, tuberculosis specialist hospitals, which require inpatient treatment, and are covered by the tuberculosis control agencies designated by the municipal health administration.

The patients with severe tuberculosis, nothinkingitis, tuberculosis complications or mergers should be hospitalized and other tuberculosis patients are subject to inpatient care by local tuberculosis control agencies.

The treatment of tuberculosis patients should be used in a national integrated treatment programme that is administered throughout the country.

Chapter V Control of transmission

Article 15. Tuberculosis control agencies have a transmission of tuberculosis among the following practitioners and, in addition to the provision of notification to the city and to the district (market) and the district health monitoring authority, the patient's offices will also be informed of appropriate work for them:

(i) Food, catering, medicine and sterile practitioners;

(ii) Practitioners in education, childcare units;

(iii) The Health Management Regulations for Public Facilities and other practitioners mandated by the Department of State Health Administration.

The above-mentioned individuals have identified the need to work in their jobs and must hold a review of the work sheet open by tuberculosis control agencies.

Article 16

(i) New participation, participation and admission;

(ii) Practitioners under article 15 of this approach;

(iii) Employer of a plant that is exposed to dust and harmful gases;

(iv) The family of the communicable tuberculosis patients and their close contact;

(v) Other personnel provided by the Department of State Health Administration.

Article 17. Health institutions and tuberculosis at all levels shall treat sterilized water, sterilization and levies for nodule contamination, in accordance with sanitary sanitary sanitary requirements.

Chapter VI Corporal punishment

Article 18

(i) In violation of article 12 of this approach, the treatment of tuberculosis patients and the imposition of fines of 100 responsibilities, unit 1000;

(ii) To grant, condon the tuberculosis community to work under article 15 of this scheme to prohibit the work of the work, in violation of article 17 of this scheme, which stipulates that no water, sterilization and levies of sterilization are treated in accordance with hygienic hygienic requirements, with a fine of more than 5,000 dollars;

Chapter VII

Article 19 is implemented since the date of publication.