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(Please No. [1996]72 of 20 May 1996] Chapter I General Article 1 promotes the health development of rural health in order to strengthen the management of the Rural Health Institute (rooms) by guaranteeing the legitimate rights and interests of a large number of farmers in their physical and rural health, in accordance with the Medical Institutions Management Regulations, the Rural Doctors from the Industrial Management Regulations and the Methods for the management of the village rooms in the province of San Orientale province, and in the context of my city. The Rural Health Service (CWA) must follow up seriously on the party and the State's health work policy, adhere to the prevention-led approach, uphold the direction of collective medical services and services for farmers, and carry out health care in accordance with the law. Article 3 Health facilities (doors) are organized collectively by the village, and the town communes have integrated management of the health facility (doors) and the rural individual medical institutions. Where conditions exist, communes are also put in place. Chapter II Article IV. (i) Promote the implementation of the party and national health-related approaches, policies and regulations to promote health science. (ii) Implementation of primary health care, with health education, sanitation, maternal and child health, rehabilitation and patriotic health. Assistance in the implementation of grass-roots health law. (iii) Separate treatment and referral for rural diseases, diagnosis, treatment and treatment of patients at risk. (iv) The collection, collation, statistics, management and reporting of health information. Article 5 Health facilities (rooms) should be established in accordance with local medical institutions planning and rural real needs, and a village is introduced. Less than 300 people, villages with less than one kilometre can be co-located. The need for strict approval of the additional health facility (rooms) is required for the population to be identified above in 2000. The establishment of the health facility (rooms) should be established in accordance with the Medical Institutions Management Regulations and the Plan of Medical Institutions, first by the Town Health House, with the approval of the district-based health administration. Article 7 states that the name of the approved health facility (room) is defined by the name of the village (e.g., the smelting town x cement village sanitation facility (rooms). Article 8. Health facilities (rooms) are to have dedicated homes, with the construction area of more than 40 square meters, diagnostic rooms, treatment rooms, observation rooms, pharmacies having to be independent and conditionally established, maternity and child health rooms. The sanitary (door) construction map is determined by the district health administration in line with the requirements for health work and the actual needs. Article 9 Health facilities (rooms) are organized collectively by the village, whose homes, equipment are required by the Village People's Committee to build, equip and maintain, and are owned by the Village Council. Article 10 (Central) should be equipped with basic equipment such as diagrams, blood pressure, hearing machines, hand-washings, screening kits, cigarettes, over 50 different types of injectors, hypertension, tambing machines, general extortion devices, medium (West) pharmacies, screening beds, rehabilitation functions, health education promotion boards. Other medical equipment required by the Health Council for better sanitation facilities (rooms) will be strengthened. More than 120 commonly used medicines must be available in the health (doors) and drugs are affordable and applicable. Article 11 communes administer the development planning of the village health facility (rooms), the commune medical examination award and promotion, and harmonize the work of the health facility (rooms) for medical, preventive, health. The sanitary (door) Finance is accounted for in the town of communes, which is maintained by the sanitary wards and are accounted for by sub-offices; medicines, including equipment, are distributed by the MOH. The financial management of the village council can be vested in the village council for the collective economy of the village and the village health facility (rooms). Article 12 Health facilities (rooms) shall strictly implement the system of the authorization of the medical institutions, the licence of medicines. Article 13 (Percentage) should introduce a 24-hour system for the establishment of a sound variety of accounts, books, books and books for the use of co-products, diagnostic registrations, receipts, vouchers and financial accounts. Article XIV provides for an integrated objective management accountability system for the health facility (rooms) and regularly checks its examination. Article 15. The Government of the town of the town has established the Rural Health Integration Management Leading Group, the Chief of the Town or Sub-communication, the head of the relevant departments, such as health, public safety, business and business, and the office is located in the Health House, with the Head of the Bureau of the Chief of the Managing Director, with three sections of the Integrated Management, Finance Accounting, Drug Supply. Article 16 Patients, patient registrations, books, receipts, etc. are administered by the district health administration. Chapter III Village Doctors Article 17 Village doctors must be represented by persons with physical health and access to the certificates of business. Newly updated rural doctors must receive professional training and obtain the medium-term certificate of graduate. The villages of 18,500 are composed of 1 -2 village doctors; more than 500 villages are added each. More than 2 people have one of the chiefs of the health facility, with one female commune. Article 19 The promotion was recommended by the commune of the town, where the district Health Administration conducts a review and organizes an examination by the municipal health administration, and qualified personnel are reported to the Provincial Health Office. The appointment of a village doctor is recommended by the Village National Council, who are appointed by the President of Health, who is appointed by the Minister of Health, who is appointed by the village doctor, the establishment of the archives and the district Health Administration. Village doctors are appointed in principle in this village and are also used by the Health Council within this town. Article 21, Remuneration of village doctors, consists of three components of basic wages, buoyage wages and rewards, which are distributed by the town's commune on a monthly basis. The basic wage is mainly addressed in village cabling, and buoyage and reward wages are addressed from the operating income of the sanitary (door) and drug swing rates. Village doctors pay less than the level of deputy job of the village cadres. Article 2 Some funds were drawn from the health-care operation income, collective releasing and village doctors' wages to harmonize the provision of old-age insurance for rural doctors, and communes receive old-age insurance payments after retirement. The retirement age of rural doctors is 60 years for males and 55 years for females, and it is appropriate to relax the existence of operational expertise, physical health adaptation workers. Chapter IV Article 23 gives mental and material incentives to health institutions (rooms) and rural doctors that make good achievements. preferential care is given to the promotion, wage distribution and pension entitlements of rural doctors who have been recognized for more than three consecutive years at district level. Article 24 examines every year for village doctors, removes their commune qualifications, disobedience to management, poor service attitudes, malys and neglect, and causes severe health (doors) and rural doctors, depending on their circumstances, granting criticism of education, the dismissal of contracts, the recovery of village doctors' performance certificates, the suspension of medical licences, and criminal liability. Chapter V Article 25 |
