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(Prelease No. 7 of the People's Government Decree No. 7 of 20 December 2002 of the Broad-Final Self-Government Region) In order to promote community-building, strengthen community health services management, create new health services systems that meet basic health services needs, protect and promote the health of the community's inhabitants, and develop this approach in line with the provisions of the Medical Institutions Management Regulations and related laws, regulations. Article 2 addresses all types of medical institutions, entrepreneurship units, social groups and individuals at all levels of community health services in the administration of the self-government area. Article 3 states that community health services are covered by community health services centres providing integrated services, community health services stations and care institutions offering specialized services (stops). Community health services should apply for the establishment and registration of the executive branch, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the provisional scheme for the management of medical institutions in the Eutonomous Region. Article IV. The Government of the more people at the district level leads to community health efforts within the current administration, integrates community health work into government work responsibilities, integrates social development plans and community-building overall planning, develops community health services institutions and ensures implementation, builds government leadership, implements the community-based health management system, involving communes, urban street offices. Article 5 Various sectors such as development plans, finance, tax, business, prices, public security, civil affairs, construction, planning, pharmacies, labour and social security, personnel, family planning, are working together and assisting the health administration in the management of the community. Organizations at all levels of trade unions, NCAs, WCPU and WEH should assist the health administration in its community health work. Article 6. Community health services are divided into non-profit and profitability. The non-profit and profitable community health services institutions should be integrated into the restructuring of the health resource allocation structure and the rational use and use of community health resources. Community health services are encouraged by the various types of health-care institutions, business units, social groups and individuals at all levels. More than sanitary administrations at the district level should strengthen the supervision of community health services institutions, strict institutional, personnel, equipment and technical access standards. Access standards are developed by the Health Administration in the autonomous district. Article 7. The Government of the people at the district level should guarantee input from community public health, planning immunization, prevention of health, basic medical, health education, etc. and basic facilities to incorporate the required funds into the regular budget of local finances, with the amount and quality of community population services provided by community health services institutions. Specific subsidy criteria are determined by the same level of financial sector in the area, in accordance with local levels of economic development, health status, resident income, community population, service area. Article 8. More than sanitary administrations at the district level should be tailored to the community-based health services institutions, in line with the planning and supervision of community health services. The communal health service institutions should put in place a competition mechanism whereby open tenders are made in accordance with the principles of equity, merit, the choice of basic conditions for the provision of community health services, natural persons, legal persons or other organizations that have independent responsibility for civil health services. In areas where there is no social force to organize community-based health services institutions, more than sanitary administrations are organized or commissioned to organize community health services in line with the planning and supervision of community health services institutions. Article 9 requires the establishment of community-based health services institutions, which shall submit written requests to the health administration at the district level for approval by the health administration at the targeted points of the community health service agency in the Territory, and for the prior-level health administration. In addition to the establishment of a medical facility for the sanctuary force, the application for the establishment of a community-based health service institution must be submitted in accordance with the provisions of the preceding paragraph after the review of consent by the force's health authorities. Article 10 shall require the establishment of community-based health services institutions to: (i) Persons engaged in professional technical work must have statutory qualifications; (ii) Professional, full-fledged and nurses with public health; (iii) Staffing of other professional technical personnel adapted to actual needs; (iv) There are operational buildings that are adapted to community health services and are equipped with necessary office equipment and routine medical preventive rehabilitation equipment, basic rescue equipment, communications facilities, and transportation tools. Article 11. Establishment of community-based health services institutions, as set out below: (i) All levels of the people's government are set up by the same Government for the establishment or appointment of the lead-up; (ii) The application of the head of the medical agency's statutory representation; (iii) Business units and social groups are set up to apply by business units and social groups; (iv) The partnership was established by a joint application by a partnership and a letter of agreement signed jointly by the partners; (v) Individuals are set up by themselves. Article 12 states that: (i) Failure to assume civil responsibility independently; (ii) Individuals who have been under the age of two years or who do not have full civil capacity for conduct due to criminal punishment; (iii) The suspension of the Medical Agency's Execution Licence Licence granted to the legal representative of the five-year medical institution or the principal responsible; (iv) Medical personnel who have been revoked by a medical certificate for the operation of a medical doctor, a certificate for the operation of a medical doctor, and a certificate for the conduct of a nurse. Article 13 requires the establishment of community health services institutions to submit the following materials to the health administration: (i) To establish applications; (ii) A feasibility study; (iii) The identity of the Head of State, the academic certificate and the relevant professional qualifications certificate, the certificate of operation; (iv) A full-scale medical and related technicians of community health services; (v) Other material provided by the health administration in the self-government area. Article 14. The health administration at the district level shall, within 30 days of receipt of the application and its related materials, decide whether or not to be approved. Approvals were granted to the “Application of the Community Health Services Institutions” and to the Community Health Services Agency (CWAE) licensing and to report back-to-date health administration cases and to the same-level labour and social security sector; and there was no approval for written reasons. entrepreneurship units, social groups and other social forces, as well as non-profit community-based health-service institutions organized by individuals using non-state assets, should be registered with the same civil administration after approval by the health administration. In the case of the commune, the local business administration should apply for business registration after approval by the health administration in accordance with paragraph 1 of this article. Article 15. The licences of the Community Health Services Institutions are in place and in a copy of the same legal effect. The Community Health Services Agency Licence is compiled by the Health Administration in the autonomous district and no units and individuals may be forged, modified, transferred and sold. Article 16 Changes in the functioning of the community health service institutions shall apply for the registration of changes to the authorized authorities within 30 days of the date of the decision. After a change, write-off and suspension of community health services decisions by the health administration, it should be accompanied by the top-level health administration and be sent to the same labour and social security sectors. The name of the community health services institution should be in line with the relevant provisions of the national and autonomous areas. Community health services can only be used by a named principle: community names - identifiers - Community Health Services Centre (Support). The Community Health Services Centre is generally established in the area under the purview of the Street Office, which is an independent legal person and has a number of community health services stations. Community health services centres and community health services stations must meet the basic standards of the community health services institutions. The commune (communes) has been approved by the district-level health administration to request the establishment of community health services centres and the establishment of several community health services stations in accordance with the basic standards of the community health services institutions. Article 19 Community health services have one of the following cases, and the health administration can grant a probationary period of between 1 and 6 months, according to the circumstances: (i) Be incompatible with the basic standards of community health services institutions; (ii) No change during the period of transition; (iii) Non-qualified evaluation; (iv) Other cases provided by the health administration in the self-government area. Community health services are not operational during the suspension of school tests; the probationary period has not been passed through school tests, and the licensee of their Community Health Services is cancelled by the licensee. Article 20 should establish a system of services that integrates prevention, health, medical, rehabilitation, health education and family planning technologies to provide effective, economic, convenient, integrated and continuous basic health services to the community's population. Article 21 Community health services institutions should establish job responsibilities systems and community health services information alert systems, public service content, major charges and supervision of telephones, and self-sensitizing the supervision of community residents. The services prices or fees of community health services institutions are implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the national and autonomous areas. The content and evaluation of the services of the community health services institutions are further developed by the health administration in the self-government area. Article 2 establishes a system of accreditation for all medical and related technical personnel in community health services. As a result of the full-scale medical training and the study of qualified practitioners, a full-fledged medical certificate was issued by the health administration in the self-government area, and other community health technicians must be trained by the training institutions designated by the health administration in the self-government area, and community health services can only be employed after the evaluation of the technical job certificate is obtained. The training and conduct of community health service technicians are developed by the Health Administration in the self-government area with the personnel sector in the self-government area. More than twenty-third-size-fits-all community-based health-care institutions should be incorporated into the basic health-care establishments for urban workers and issued a certificate of eligibility for targeted medical institutions. Article 24 provides guidance and oversight in the family planning sector, and is vested in the community health services network for family planning technology services. The communes (communes), urban street offices and community dwellers' committees should focus on community health services and organize the coordination of community health services institutions. Article 26 above-level medical, preventive, health and family planning technology institutions should conduct operational and technical guidance to community health services institutions within the jurisdiction and establish a two-way referral system and a decentralized management system, by function. The two referral system and the protection management system are further developed by the health administration in the self-government area. Article 27 has the following rights for community health services: (i) The legitimate property of community health services institutions is protected by law and no organization or individual shall be intrusive, concilitative, destroyed or unlawfully seized, seized, frozen and confiscated; (ii) Community health services institutions have the right to maintain a community health service order, and no unit or individual may be in violation of the management system of community health services, without shocks, disrupting the normal working order of community health services institutions; (iii) The name, honour or patent obtained by community health services institutions is protected by law and is entitled to recommend and apply advanced scientific and technological outcomes; (iv) Community health services institutions have the right to reject fees and assessments other than national laws, regulations and policy provisions; (v) The security of persons in the community's health services is protected by law and no one may threaten, be beaten and insulted and shall not impede the normal activities of community health services; (vi) Medical personnel from community health services institutions may participate in job evaluation, examinations, training for further training, academic exchange and participation in continuing education. Article 28 must fulfil the following obligations: (i) To comply with national laws, regulations and regulations, implement national health-care approach policies, strengthen professional ethics education for community health service personnel and provide full care to the people; (ii) Enhance operational technical training and construction, increasing the technical level of health services and the quality of overall care, and providing safe, efficient and quality services to the community's population; (iii) Removal injury, subject to the release of the health administration in the event of major disasters, accidents, epidemics or other emergencies; (iv) Strict enforcement of medical and pharmaceutical prices established by national and self-government sector price authorities, the establishment of a sound financial management system and the supervision of the administration sectors such as finance, audit, prices; (v) Implement community-based health surveys, conduct community diagnosis, make recommendations to community management to improve community public health and assist in their implementation; (vi) Undertake public health, planning immunization, prevention and health education within the community; (vii) The collection, collation, statistics, analysis and reporting of information on community health services within the jurisdiction; (viii) Other tasks to be delivered by the superior health administration and the same-ranking civil affairs sector. Article 29 Community health services institutions should use health administrations in self-government zones, generic medicines and first-aid medicines, which are validated by the drug surveillance sector, and should not engage in the acquisition of other medicines. Article 33 provides government guidance on medical services provided by non-profit community health services institutions; and the provision of extended services with community health services is open. The price of services in the entrant community health services is regulated by the market. Article 31 Health technicians, with the consent of their institutions and registered with the health administration at the district level, may be able to work part-timely in community health services; retired health technicians may be employed in community health services institutions, and the former units should maintain their old retirement. Employees should be concluded with community health services institutions in the form of part-time or affordable health technicians. Article 32 (i) Approval, operational registration and school testing of community health services institutions; (ii) Monitoring of the operation of community health services institutions; (iii) Evaluation, evaluation and evaluation of the quality of services of community health services institutions; (iv) Training, evaluation and monitoring of the implementation of community health services institutions. Article 33 communes (communes) have the following coordination and oversight functions: (i) Coordination and guidance for community health services institutions and integration of community health building into the target management system; (ii) A democratic monitoring of the level of services of community health services institutions and regular democratic review of the quality of community health services; (iii) The inclusion of community-based health services institutions in community-building planning, the coordination of operations of community-based health services institutions and the mobilization and organization of social forces in the area of community health services. Article 334 Real estates such as entrepreneurship units, social groups and individuals, land, etc., are exempted from taxation and land-use taxes during the use of non-profit community health services institutions. Economies, social groups and individuals have been granted to tax deductions in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, following the approval of the tax institutions, in the calculation of the amount of tax receipts. In the context of new construction, alteration and expansion of small-scale neighbourhoods of the population or residential areas, community health services should be integrated into the construction planning process, the placement of community-based health services institutions in the design of small-scale zones, the location of community health services in the design of small-scale zones and the non-reimbursable provision or sale of community-based health services at cost. Article XVI includes one of the following cases in the community health services sector, and the health administration at the district level should be responsible for changing: (i) Internal management confusion and security accidents are hidden; (ii) Inadequate access to technical job certificates for induction health technicians or not to participate on a regular basis in training, vetting; (iii) The provision of quality management or quality management is not sufficient. Article 37, in violation of article 15, paragraph 2, of this approach, provides warnings to the health administration at the district level and a fine of up to 3,000 k million yen; constitutes an offence punishable by law. In violation of article 16, paragraph 1, of this approach, the health administration at the district level is responsible for the change; it is not rectified, with a fine of more than 1000 dollars. Article 39, in violation of article 17 of this approach, was warned by the health administration at the district level and fined by more than 1000. Article 40, in violation of article 19, paragraph 2, of the scheme, is warned by the Government's health administration at the district level and a fine of up to 30,000 dollars. Article 40, in violation of article 22, paragraph 1, of the scheme, is warned by the health administration at the district level and fines of up to €300,000. Article 42, in violation of article 29 of this approach, provides warnings to the health administration at the district level and a fine of up to €300,000. Article 43, in violation of article 31, paragraph 1, of the scheme, is subject to a change in the period of time for the executive branch of higher prices at the district level and a fine of up to 3,000 dollars. Article 44, in violation of other provisions of this approach, is addressed in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations, regulations and regulations of the State and autonomous regions. Article 42 |
