1, hospital or clinic, pregnant women can apply for maternal and child handbook in the hospital or clinic where they see a doctor. Usually, hospitals or clinics will arrange prenatal check-ups for pregnant women and update the maternal and child handbook after each check-up;
2. Community health service center. In some areas, there may be community health service centers where pregnant women can apply for maternal and child manuals. These centers usually provide services such as pregnancy care and prenatal examination;
3. Maternal and Child Health Hospital. Maternal and Child Health Hospital is a medical institution that provides services for pregnant women and babies. Pregnant women can apply for a maternal and child handbook here. Maternal and child health centers usually provide services such as pregnancy care, prenatal examination, delivery and postpartum rehabilitation.
The processing flow of the mother-child manual is as follows:
1. Pregnant women first need to choose a medical institution, such as a hospital, clinic or maternal and child health center for pregnancy care and prenatal examination;
2. Pregnant women need to have corresponding examinations in medical institutions, including measuring body weight, blood pressure and checking fetal development. After each examination, the doctor will record the examination results and suggestions in the maternal and child handbook;
3. Pregnant women need to have regular prenatal check-ups, and the time interval depends on the specific situation. Usually in the early and late pregnancy, more frequent examinations are needed;
4. After each prenatal examination, the doctor will record the examination results and suggestions in the maternal and child handbook and sign for confirmation. Pregnant women need to take good care of the maternal and child handbook and carry it with them every time;
5. After the end of pregnancy, pregnant women need to hold the Maternal and Child Handbook to the hospital or community health service center for archiving.
The contents of the maternal and child handbook are as follows:
1. The Maternal and Child Handbook records the prenatal examination of pregnant women, including physical condition, fetal development, pregnancy complications, etc.
2. The examination content may vary according to the medical institution, the specific situation of pregnant women and the gestational age.
To sum up, different regions and countries may have different regulations and requirements, and the specific handling methods may also be different. It is suggested that pregnant women consult relevant medical institutions or local health departments in the early stage of pregnancy to understand the specific treatment methods and processes, and choose the appropriate treatment methods according to the actual situation.
Legal basis:
Article 22 of the Family Planning Regulations of the People's Republic of China
During pregnancy, women should receive prenatal examination under the guidance of doctors to understand the health status of the fetus and ensure the safety of mother and baby.