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(Summit 4th ordinary meeting of the Government of the People's Government of the Nangurang Self-Autonomous Region, 6 February 2004, for consideration by the adoption of the Decree No. 117 of 24 February 2004 of the People's Government Order No. 117 of 24 February 2004, which came into force on 1 April 2004) Chapter I General Article 1, in order to prevent the occurrence and prevalence of AIDS, protect the physical health of citizens, develop this approach in the light of the People's Republic of China Act on the Control of Infectious Diseases and other relevant laws, regulations. Article II applies to units and individuals within the administrative region of the autonomous zone. Article 3. Prevention of the principle of social participation in the control of AIDS sexually transmitted diseases, prevention of ownership and integration. Article IV Article 5 (i) Implementation and monitoring management by the health administration authorities of the organization responsible for the prevention of AIDS; (ii) Cultural, radio and television, press publishing administrative authorities are responsible for the wide dissemination of HIV-related hazards and prevention knowledge through mass media; (iii) Education administration authorities are responsible for health education in higher schools, secondary vocational schools, adult secondary schools and general secondary schools for HIV prevention and knowledge; (iv) Civil administration authorities guarantee their minimum lives by providing relief to families and individuals who meet the conditions of social relief; (v) Public security, judicial authorities are responsible for educating prostitutes and drug users on HIV prevention. More than 6 districts (markets) are responsible for sanitary reporting, monitoring and control of AIDS-related diseases in the Territory. Article 7 Trade unions, WCAs, etc., should take advantage of a variety of forms of health education for the prevention, control of sexually transmitted diseases, and increase the protection and prevention of awareness among citizens. The Community Committee should strengthen awareness-raising efforts in the region to prevent the control of sexually transmitted diseases; community-based health services should make the prevention of sexually transmitted diseases a key component of community prevention, medical rehabilitation, advocacy, health education, and promote the implementation of health care by community residents. Chapter II Prevention and control Article 8 Epidemic institutions should conduct specific HIV-AIDS testing for blood-for-farmers and blood-covering. The grass-roots health-care institutions that have been used for blood should conduct testing of blood-based HIV resistance and therapeutic. The use of human organs, organizations, cells, etc. in clinical settings, should be tested for the use of HIV and the markings. Article 9. The health administration authorities should monitor the detection of AIDS sexually transmitted diseases in the current administration area for blood agencies, health institutions. Article 10 practitioners who serve their clients directly in the hotels, public washing sites, swims, smmers, escrows, recreation sites and other public service places should receive training on AIDS-prevention knowledge and regular medical examinations to obtain health certificates. Where a one-time item is to be used in the place indicated in the previous paragraph, one-time items should be made available; the use of a non-one-time item should be strictly eliminated and the use of the goods should be made available to the customer if they meet national health standards. Article 11. The disease prevention control agencies should cooperate with the relevant units and individuals in the conduct of the HIV epidemiological survey, and prevent control measures taken against them, and no units and individuals may refuse, delay on any grounds. Article 12. Health institutions and their practitioners involved in the AIDS Spatientation operation should be given the corresponding qualifications and qualifications in accordance with the provisions of the National Medical Institutions Management Regulations and the Act on Authorization. Article 13 Health institutions should grant treatment to patients suffering from AIDS without denying, giving rise to precision; they must not be made public or disseminated in such cases as their names, residence, disease history. Article 14. AIDS patients should be given prompt access to health-care services and, if so, health-care providers are provided with illness. AIDS patients and those infected with HIV should receive medical guidance to prevent the spread, proliferation and avoid harm to others. Article 15. The rights of patients and persons infected with HIV and their spouses, employment of their children, work, learning, health care and participation in social activities are protected by law and no units and individuals shall be discriminated against. Chapter III Monitoring and epidemic reporting More than 16 districts (communes) should establish AIDS surveillance systems, collect, analyse, predict epidemics, undertake biology, behavioural hazard monitoring and specific surveys. Article 17 Self-governance, state, municipal (local) health institutions and blood-borne institutions should be established. A conditional district (community) health-care institution could be established. Article 18 health institutions, blood agencies have found AIDS patients and, within 2 hours, in rural areas, they should be reported to district, urban (zone) disease prevention agencies and health administration authorities within 6 hours. When the disease prevention control agencies have received sanitary reports, field surveys should be carried out immediately and preventive measures, while reporting to the parent-level disease prevention control agencies and the local health administration authorities. The sanitary administrative authorities should report to the top-level health administrative authorities and the Government of the people. The AIDS epidemic is published by the administrative authorities of the self-government area. Chapter IV Legal responsibility Article 20, in violation of article 8 of the present approach, provides that HIV testing, testing is not carried out and is warned by more than hygienic administrative authorities at the district level to correct the deadlines; and that the principal and direct responsibilities are fined by more than 5,000 dollars. Article 21, in violation of article 11 of this approach, rejects or delays in the implementation of preventive measures taken by disease prevention control agencies, is warned by the sanitary administrative authorities at the district level and fined by more than 5,000 dollars. In violation of article 18, paragraph 1, of the present approach, conceals, debriefs or lies in the reporting of the AIDS epidemic, which is criticized by the authorities of the sanitary administration at the district level and gives warnings; and causes serious consequences for administrative disposition by the competent authorities of the principal and direct responsible. Article 23, in violation of article 19, paragraph 2, of the present approach, provides that the sanitary administrative authorities conceal, falsely report, debriefing the AIDS STD, are redirected by the Government of the people at this level or by the top-level health administration authorities to inform the criticism and give warnings; causes serious consequences and give administrative disposal to the principal and direct responsible. Article 24, in violation of article 12 of the present approach, has been forced to engage in HIV-related medical treatment operations, which are sanctioned by more than sanitary administrative authorities at the district level, in accordance with the provisions of the Medical Institutions Management Regulations and the Act on Excellence. Chapter V Article 25 |
