Article 1, in order to regulate the functioning of social health institutions and to guarantee the physical health of citizens, establishes this approach in line with administrative regulations, regulations and regulations, such as the Medical Institutions Management Regulations, the Regulations on the Management of Medical Institutions.

Article 2 refers to various hospitals, clinics, community health services institutions, clinics, sanitation stations, medical offices, health-care centres, village health clinics, etc.

Article 3 applies to activities such as the establishment of social medical institutions within the city's administration, the registration and operation.

Article IV. Social health institutions should be designed to save death and injury, prevent disease and provide health services to citizens.

Article 5 Governments should support the development of social health institutions and encourage a variety of forms of social health institutions to actively promote social health institutions and public health institutions.

Article 6. The municipal health-care sector is responsible for the integrated planning, supervision and guidance of all municipal social medical institutions; its health oversight bodies are specifically responsible for routine oversight inspections.

Other relevant sectors of the Government should be able, within their respective responsibilities, to carry out the relevant work of social health institutions.

The district-based health-care administration is responsible for the supervision of social health-care institutions within this jurisdiction; its health oversight bodies are specifically responsible for routine oversight.

Chapter II

Article 7. Applications for the establishment of social health institutions should be in line with the basic standards of the medical institutions for planning and medical institutions.

Article 8 requires the establishment of social health institutions and shall provide the following applications to the host health-care administration:

(i) To establish applications;

(ii) A feasibility study;

(iii) The selection report and the construction design map.

Article 9. The health-care sector shall review the application of social medical institutions in accordance with the law and take decisions within 30 days of the date of receipt. Approval of the establishment of an instrument of ratification for the establishment of a medical institution; no approval of the establishment should be given in writing.

Article 10. Social health institutions are in operation and must be in possession of the authorization of the establishment of a medical institution to apply for the registration of the workplace's health-care administration. Upon receipt of the request for registration by the executive branch, the health-care service shall be subject to review, inspection and registration of the licensee of the medical institution from 45 days from the date of the receipt of the application for registration by the governing body; and the non-qualified non-registration shall inform the applicant in writing of the findings.

No medical agencies are allowed to operate without a licence.

Article 11. The licensing of the medical institutions shall not be sold, rented, borrowed and shall not be altered.

Article 12 Changes in names, addresses, statutory representatives or key supervisors, medical treatment subjects, etc., must apply to the registered authorities for registration of changes.

Chapter III

Article 13 Social health institutions should carry out medical activities in accordance with the name of the approved medical institution, the authorized medical place and the subject of medical treatment.

Article 14. Social health institutions should make the subject of medical treatment, the quality of medical personnel and the criteria for fees visible.

When members of the social medical institutions are on board, a mark containing their photographs, names, duties or job titles should be taken into account.

Article 15. Social health institutions should be equipped with basic health technicians and pharmacists who are not less than the State's mandated subjects.

Article 16 Health technicians involved in medical treatment activities must have the corresponding qualifications, conduct relevant registration procedures, obtain the qualifications of the relevant governing body and carry out the operation in accordance with the registered functional location, categories, scope.

Health technicians need to change registrations, categories, scope, etc., and to undergo a change in registration procedures for the registered health-care sector.

Article 17 Social healthcare institutions may not arrange for health technicians to perform health-care technical work without the use of non-health technicians for health-care technology.

Article 18 Social health institutions shall not use medical technology to carry out the pregnancy termination of the pregnancy by sex of the choice of sex for non-medical needs.

Article 19 Social health institutions should establish a sound drug management system. In accordance with the relevant provisions and standards of the State, regular detection of toxic and bacterial effects is carried out.

The staff of the social medical institutions should have the knowledge of poisoning and receive technical training.

Article 20, when social health agencies have found cases of infectious diseases or suspected cases of communicable diseases, they should be registered in accordance with the provisions of the laws and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Act on the Control of Infectious Diseases, to report to the territorial health-care administration and to provide medical care in a timely manner or for referral, for the purpose of treating the contaminated sites, goods and environmentally sound treatment of infectious diseases.

Article 21 Social health institutions should write the disease in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Governance Approach and the Basic Guidelines for the Preparedness of Diseases. The establishment of a system for the sound archives of the disease and the proper preservation of medical instruments, such as vectors, is a guarantee of their true integrity.

Article 52 should be equipped with medicines adapted to their treatment subjects, and in accordance with the laws, regulations and regulations governing drug management, the prevention of the use of opioid medicines, obsolete and ineffective medicines and prohibited medicines.

Social medical institutions may not use medical equipment that has not been authorized, has no qualifications, expires, and phase-outs; no one-time medical device should be repeated.

Article 23 Posts of social medical institutions and the transmission of medical advertisements must be obtained in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State. Medical advertisements should be issued in accordance with the content and media categories approved by the Medical Digestion Review.

The advertising licensor and the advertising licensor issued medical advertisements, which should be checked in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.

Article 24 Social health institutions and their staff shall not use undue means of deception, misleading and soliciting medical treatment in their medical work.

Article 25 Social health institutions should develop prices in accordance with the principles of equity, legitimacy and integrity. Removal of project fees and repayments shall not be divided. A clear list of medical costs should be established in accordance with price management provisions.

Article 26 Social medical institutions conduct medical accidents or medical disputes, which are dealt with in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province.

Social health-care institutions should train health technicians to increase the level of medical technology in social health institutions.

Chapter IV Oversight management

Article 28 should establish a day-to-day monitoring management system for social medical institutions, monitor the basic standards of social health institutions, conduct of the business, quality of medical care, and health safety.

Article 29 should establish a sound social medical institution to register the write-off files, the day-to-day supervision management and the misconduct scorecard, and to provide an indication of malfunctional behaviour through the relevant website or the main municipal media.

Article 33 introduces a school test system for social health institutions. Social health institutions should apply to the original registration authorities for school tests three months in order to reach the country's mandated school test.

Article 31 is one of the following conditions in the social medical institutions, and the registration authorities should make concluding observations on probationary school tests, provide letters of renovation and, where applicable, grant a probationary period of 1-6 months:

(i) The relevant documents, illnesses and materials involved in the examination of school tests have hidden and falsely;

(ii) Be incompatible with the basic standards of medical institutions;

(iii) Period of change;

(iv) During the suspension of the operation;

(v) Other conditions specified by the provincial health-care sector.

Social health institutions should restructure problems during the probationary school.

Article 32 Social health institutions should submit a request for re-entry to the health-care sector within 5 days of the expiration of the probationary school, which is re-established by the health-care sector. Reconfirmation is qualified to allow the continuation of the occupation; the re-election of its medical institutions is not qualified and the registration authority writes its licence.

Article XIII should be regularly checked by the district health-care sector, which should be informed in a timely manner about the identification of non-medical institutions or non-health technicians for the use of rented homes or other places for medical treatment.

The renter found that non-medical institutions or non-health technicians had used rented homes or other places to carry out medical treatment activities and should report to the local business administration or public security authorities.

Article 34, Health supervision law enforcement officials have the right to monitor medical facilities, not less than two persons may be inspected at the time of the inspection, and to present law enforcement documents to the relative administration.

The administrative relative or other relevant personnel shall cooperate with the oversight of inspection.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article XV, in violation of the provisions of this approach, provides for penalties under the law, legislation and regulations.

Article 36, in violation of this approach, provides that medical activities are not carried out under the authorized name, address and therapeutic subjects, which are warned by the health-care executive branch and are subject to fines of up to three thousand dollars.

In violation of this approach, health technicians have not been able to carry out their work in accordance with registered operational locations, the type of operation, the scope of the operation, and are warned by the health-care executive branch, corrective action orders and fined by tens of thousands.

Article 338 The responsibility of the health-care and health-monitoring bodies and staff members of the health supervisory bodies in the management of social health institutions, in the abuse of their functions, in favour of private fraud, is governed by law by the responsible persons directly responsible and those responsible; and is a crime punishable by law.

Annex VI

Article 39 of this approach is implemented effective 20 August 2015.