XX City Village Clinic Management System Village Clinic Responsibilities 1. Consciously abide by national laws, regulations and rules and practice within the approved scope of practice.

2. Promote national health regulations, carry out mass health education, and establish family health files.

3. Carry out planned immunization, maternal and child health management and other preventive health care work under the guidance of township health centers.

4. Provide primary diagnosis, treatment and referral guidance for common and frequently-occurring diseases.

5. Actively carry out technical guidance on rural pest control and comprehensive improvement of environmental sanitation.

6. Assist the village committee to actively promote and promote the new rural cooperative medical system, strictly implement the policies and regulations of the new rural cooperative medical system, and enthusiastically serve the majority of participating farmers.

7. Responsible for village-level health supervision.

8. Complete the statistical reporting of health information such as epidemics, births and deaths.

9. Complete other tasks assigned by the superior health department.

Attachment 2: Code of Conduct for Rural Doctors 1. Rescue the wounded and rescue the dying and promote humanitarianism.

Always consider patients and do everything possible to relieve the suffering of the people.

2. Provide civilized service and treat others politely.

Use civilized language when receiving patients, behave dignifiedly, have a kind attitude, and warm patients with love.

3. Obey management and practice medicine legally.

Consciously abide by national laws and regulations, practice medicine in strict accordance with routine medical operations, and humbly accept the technical guidance and business management of township hospitals and higher-level medical and health institutions.

4. Ensure safety and charge reasonably.

We are highly responsible for patients, pay attention to medical safety, and do not charge arbitrarily or overcharge in violation of regulations.

5. Respect personality and keep medical confidentiality.

Treat patients equally and do not disclose patient privacy and secrets.

6. Carry out publicity and strengthen prevention and control.

We often use various opportunities to publicize health care knowledge to villagers, conduct timely health education, promptly report infectious disease epidemics and poisoning incidents, and assist relevant departments in disease prevention and control, health supervision, new rural cooperative medical care, patriotic health, etc.

7. Keep learning and improve your level.

Be good at summing up experience and lessons in work practice, delve into medical skills, strive for excellence, constantly update knowledge, and improve medical technology.

8. Help each other, learn from each other, and work together.

Correctly handle the relationship with neighboring village clinics, work together and learn from each other.

Attachment 3: Village clinic vaccination work system 1. Medical staff in village clinics must have vaccination qualifications before they can carry out vaccination activities.

Unqualified units and personnel are strictly prohibited from engaging in vaccination.

2. Must accept technical guidance and supervision from superior medical and health institutions, and participate in regular meetings, training and assessments on time.

3. Completely collect information on the total population in the jurisdiction and the population composition of each age group from 0 to 14 years old, and timely grasp the inflow, outflow, and births of children targeted by the immunization plan in each month.

Within one month after the child is born, a vaccination certificate and card should be established in a timely manner.

4. Develop a plan for the use of Class I vaccines on time, do a good job in vaccine management, and ensure that vaccines are refrigerated.

5. The vaccination site shall be set up in compliance with national technical specifications, and the vaccine varieties, immunization procedures, vaccination methods, effects, contraindications, adverse reactions and precautions shall be disclosed in a prominent position.

6. Earnestly fulfill pre-vaccination notification and health status inquiry obligations, implement preventive vaccinations on a monthly basis, observe on-site for 15-30 minutes after vaccination to ensure the safety of vaccination injections, and achieve a full vaccination rate of 95% for resident children and migrant children in the immunization plan.

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When entering school every autumn, we guide the kindergarten institutions and schools in the jurisdiction to carry out the inspection of vaccination certificates for children entering kindergarten and school, and provide supplementary certificates for children under 14 years old who do not have vaccination certificates and who have not completed routine immunizations.

7. Carry out reports on suspected abnormal vaccination reactions, and promptly handle general reactions that occur after vaccination.

8. Carry out national immunization program vaccine surveillance for infectious diseases and participate in epidemic management.

9. Carry out health education, post vaccination posters in a timely manner, set up vaccination consultation hotlines, and accept relevant consultation activities.

10. Standardize the management of various vaccination data and organize and archive the entire year's data at the end of the year.

11. In areas where centralized vaccination is implemented on a township basis, the village clinic is responsible for the collection and reporting of population data in the jurisdiction, issuance of vaccination notices, monitoring and handling of infectious disease epidemics and suspected abnormal vaccination reactions, and vaccination health education and consultation

, provide guidance on the inspection of vaccination certificates for schools and child care institutions in the jurisdiction.

Attachment 4: Maternal and child health care work system in village clinics 1. Conscientiously study and implement the Maternal and Infant Health Care Law and other maternal and child health laws and regulations.

2. There should be a dedicated person in charge of maternal and child health care, who should understand the basic situation of maternal and child care in the village, and carry out health care services under the guidance of the township-level health center.

3. Carry out systematic management of pregnant women.

Carry out early pregnancy screening, create a card, and register, and promptly transfer suspected high-risk pregnant women to township-level management.

Mobilize hospital delivery and be responsible for postpartum visits.

4. Carry out children’s system management.