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(Adopted by the 90th Standing Committee of the People's Government of the State of 15 October 2007, No. 166 of the Order of the Government of the State of the Solemn State of 20 October 2007 (Act No. 166 of 1 December 2007) Chapter I General Article 1 provides for the regulation of the first social emergency medical order, the improvement of the level of social first-aid health care, the protection of the physical health and life of citizens, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 2 states that social emergency medical treatment, including first-time first aid in the day-to-day home, sudden public events and first-time interventions on the part of large group activities. Article 3. Social first-aid medical treatment is administered on the ground. The various medical institutions and units and individuals related to social emergency medical activities at all levels, such as the provincial, municipal, district, territorial, provincial, provincial and district (communication, area) are subject to this provision. Article IV, municipalities, districts (markets), the health administration in the streets is the administrative authority for social emergency medical work within the present administration. The Urban Emergency Medical Relief Agency is responsible for the social emergency medical work within the city's urban area; the district (communes), emergency medical assistance agencies in the street are responsible for the social emergency medical work in the current administration, under the guidance of the Emergency Medical Relief Agency. units such as finance, public safety, transport, civil affairs, firefighting, municipal, labour and social security, and telecommunications, electricity, should be co-hosted in social emergency medical work within their respective responsibilities. Article 5. Municipal, district (market) and district health administrative authorities should establish emergency medical relief preparedness cases for emergencies, and be included in emergency preparedness cases following approval by the same-level people's Government. Emerging emergencies should be revised as appropriate. Sections such as radio, television, press publication, and the National Commission of Habitat (LNL) should actively promote public safety knowledge, conventional emergency medical knowledge and other emergency protection knowledge, and enhance the public's first time from life, mutual recovery and mitigation. Secondary schools should take a variety of forms, targeting the cognitive capacity of students in different ages, providing safe knowledge for students and life-saving and interactive knowledge education. Organizations, such as the Red Cross, are encouraged to undertake primary health-saving knowledge training and to carry out primary health-care services. Chapter II Social emergency medical systems Article 7. The social first aid system in the city includes: (i) Emergency medical assistance institutions established by the municipalities, districts (markets), the people of the streets; (ii) The establishment of emergency centres at all levels of medical institutions; (iii) Other professional, mass-saving organizations. Article 8 In exceptional cases, the urban emergency medical assistance agencies can harmonize command, coordinate district (community), emergency medical assistance agencies in the streets and carry out social emergency medical operations. Article 9 provides “120” first-time telephones for emergency medical assistance agencies in the streets to receive medical emergency relief information on day-to-day emergency medical calls for rescue and sudden public incidents, and a 24-hour system. “120” is a telephone number for special first-time service in the city only House. No unit or individual may use other numbers as a first aid call. Article 10. The establishment of a first-aid facility by medical institutions should be in line with the standards and planning established by national and provincial health administration authorities and, in accordance with the provision of appropriate emergency medical equipment and facilities, with the approval of the municipal health administration authorities following the eligibility of emergency medical relief agencies. The first aid cell is specifically implemented with the combined movement of emergency medical services in the cities, districts (markets), emergency medical aid agencies in the streets. Article 11. Management units and mines, construction units, such as airports, fire blocks, long-range cars, wind poles, etc., should establish professional or mass ambulance organizations, with the necessary equipment, equipment and medicines, and organize training for first aid operations. Article 12 Chapter III Social emergency medical norms When the first-time medical response is to be heard by the city, the district (market), the emergency medical care facility in the street, the directive should be issued to the relevant first aid stations on the basis of the principles of urgency and professionalism, i.e., the relevant first aid stations should dispatch ambulances and medical personnel within the prescribed time frame. Emergency relief information received by emergency relief agencies should be kept at least two years. A first-time vehicle for social first-aid medical care should be in line with the standards set by the provincial health administration authorities, ensure that sexuality is good and use the uniform marking as prescribed. First-aid vehicles are specialized and no units and individuals shall be allowed to redeploy first-aid vehicles for activities that are not related to social first-aid medical treatment for any reason. Article 15. The first-time health-care providers should have the corresponding expertise and first-aid skills. Doctors involved in social emergency medical treatment should be qualified by practitioners, with more than three years of clinical experience; nurses should be eligible for nurses and have clinical experience over two years. In carrying out its mandate, the first aider should be uniformed and the first aid mark set in Peing. Article 16 Movement control personnel in urban, district and district-based emergency medical institutions are eligible for corresponding functional qualifications, and the necessary self-saving or inter-saving guidance should be given to the sick or other persons on the ground when they are treated with emergency medical treatment. The first aid doctor should be contacted in a timely manner with the sick or other persons on the ground and provide the necessary self-saving or inter-saving guidance. After the arrival of the first medical doctor on the ground, the sick should be promptly judged and the sick or other present. Special treatment methods and special medicines need to be used, and victims or families should be informed. When a first aid doctor has been diagnosed on the ground, a patient who needs to be rescued shall be informed in a timely manner of the readiness of the hospital to receive and rescue the rescue force within the compound and to ensure continuity in the rescue process. The sick family or other persons on the ground who are sick are required to be sent to medical institutions for treatment by the first medical doctor, shall assist the first aider in increasing the number of first-time vehicles for the safety of the sick and to dispatch to the appropriate medical institutions in a timely manner. After being sent to medical institutions, the first-time doctor shall be in a timely manner to receive the hospital for the treatment of the sick. The medical agencies concerned must not deny the rescue and treatment of the sick. There is a need for referrals to be treated in accordance with the relevant provisions. In the aftermath of the sudden public incident, the city, the district (market), the emergency medical relief agencies in the street should respond quickly, in accordance with the responsibilities set out in the Emergency Preparedness Profile, to take timely control and forecast the incidence and development trends of the accident and to take measures to reduce the number of casualties. Article 20 organizes mass events such as large celebrities and major sports, cultural recreation, which should be communicated to local emergency medical assistance agencies in advance. Emergency medical assistance agencies should organize first aid workers and first-aid vehicles on the ground, as required. Article 21, Municipal, district (communication), emergency medical assistance institutions in the streets should strengthen operational guidance and oversight of the first-aid medical work, and provide regular training and simulation of first aid personnel. Article 2 provides for patients who require emergency assistance, such as epidemics, mental illnesses or occupational illnesses, who should be sent to the relevant specialized hospitals or medical institutions with emergency treatment capacity. In the event of a sudden public incident, any medical institution is obliged to receive treatment without conditions for the sick. Article 23, municipalities, districts (communes), health administration authorities in the streets should establish a pool of emergency relief assistance and emergency relief experts to implement emergency medical assistance in a timely manner for emergencies. Article 24, municipalities, districts (markets), emergency medical assistance agencies in the streets should regularly hire medical experts to carry out on-site operational guidance for Movement Control personnel and increase the capacity of movement control personnel. Towns, districts (markets), emergency medical assistance agencies in the streets should regularly arrange movement officers with corresponding professional technical qualifications to engage in emergency response operations at the relevant first aid stations. Article 25 Social first-aid medical fees, for example, tuition, rescue, treatment and service delivery, are charged against projects and standards approved by price administration authorities. Chapter IV Social emergency medical safeguards Article 26 municipalities, districts (markets), the people of the streets should establish special social first-aid health-care funding to include financial budgets dedicated to social emergency medical work. Specific funding for social first-aid health care is provided for: (i) Emergency drug reserve and other emergency material reserves; (ii) First-time health insurance expenditure for major activities; (iii) First-time medical expenses for emergencies, such as public health; (iv) Training and performance of first aid personnel; (v) Other purposes specified by the Government of the city. Organizations outside the country and individuals are encouraged to make social contributions and donations to the healthcare cause of social first aid. The relevant sectors and units should provide guarantees for social emergency medical assistance, as set out below: (i) Telecommunications enterprises should guarantee access to social emergency medical communications networks and provide related technical services; (ii) The transport management of public security authorities should guarantee the movement of first-time medical mission vehicles. To ensure safety, first-time vehicles are not subject to road routes, direction, pace and signals; (iii) The public security, civil affairs, etc., should investigate or implement assistance in a timely manner in cases where the injured person cannot be identified; (iv) Other relevant sectors assist in the implementation of social emergency medical assistance in the event of sudden public events, in accordance with the pre-emption cases. Article 28 Community health services stations and village-level sanitation should establish a health file for the inhabitants of the commune. The elderly, who have suffered from the age of 60 and above, live, contact telephones and the history of illness. The civil affairs sector should be screened in a timely manner by a person who is living with the sick and wounded in the first-aid health care. The first aid cost and the cost of treatment are borne by the civil affairs sector, with no relief targets being covered by the same level of finance. The first-ever-in-service health institution should arrange integrated medical personnel with higher levels of medical care for pre-school emergency medical work and maintain the relative stability of the workforce. The same conditions should be given priority when the first aider is promoted, evaluated, pre-emptive and well-being. Chapter V Legal responsibility Article 31: Emergency medical assistance agencies, first aid stations and related medical institutions are one of the following acts, which are being restructured by municipalities, districts (markets), district health administrative authorities or other relevant departments, with a fine of up to $100,000 for 2000; and administrative disposal of direct-holders and other persons responsible for direct responsibility from the city, the district, the district health administration or other relevant departments: (i) No implementation of the 24-hour system; (ii) The dispatch of ambulances and ambulances within the prescribed time frame; (iii) Not subject to the harmonization of movement control, command, denial or promotion of pre-harvest patients; (iv) Urgently establish a first aid call for pre-primary assistance. Article 32 provides for penalties in accordance with relevant laws, regulations and regulations, such as the Law of the People's Republic of China, the Medical Video Act and the State Department's Medical Accident Control Regulations, or the Emergency Regulations for Emerging Public Health Incidents: (i) No medical work on social first-aid medical care has been obtained by the Medical Doctors' Entrepreneurship or the Nurse; (ii) The severe consequences of the time of the rescue, in the case of acute, dangerous and severe illnesses against emergency ambulances; (iii) Failure to regulate the operation of health-care technology in accordance with the norms governing the operation of health-care technologies, resulting in physical damage or other grave consequences for the sick; (iv) In emergencies such as sudden public incidents, no compliance with the integrated movement control of emergency medical relief agencies. Article 33 has one of the following cases for individuals or organizations, which is punishable by the Public Security Agency in accordance with the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China; constitutes an offence punishable by law: (i) Contrary to first-aid vehicles, on-site rescue or damage to accident sites, affecting the medical order of normal social first aid; (ii) To stigmatize, beating first aid personnel; (iii) Destruction of first aid vehicles, medical equipment, communications equipment; (iv) Resistance, interference with the movement of first-aid vehicles, causing serious consequences, such as casualty; (v) Harmonious harassment, the provision of “120” calls for rescue, affecting the normal conduct of social first-aid medical work. Annex VI Article 34, paragraph 1, of the present article is implemented effective 1 December 2007. |
