1. In recent years, with the enhancement of public health awareness, the state has also promulgated relevant policies and regulations, which put forward higher requirements for kindergarten health management.
2. These normative documents, such as "Kindergarten Education Standard" and "Kindergarten Hygiene Environment and Hygiene Management Standard", provide more specific and strict guidance for kindergarten hygiene management.
3. In addition, in terms of setting up health management institutions, some kindergartens have also introduced an Internet medical platform to provide more convenient health services.
First, establish a health management institution.
1, each kindergarten should establish a health management organization according to the actual situation of the garden, equipped with full-time or part-time doctors, health workers and other personnel. Kindergarten health management institutions need to have knowledge and skills in health education, health monitoring and infectious disease control, and can provide all-round health services for children.
2. At the same time, kindergartens should set up "health posts" or "health corners" for parents to consult and receive health education.
Second, establish health records.
1. Every child should establish a health file to record the child's basic information, growth and development, health status, disease history, etc.
2. At the same time, it is necessary to establish a personalized health examination plan and conduct multi-dimensional physical, oral and psychological examinations for children. For the problems found, parents should be provided with suggestions and treatment plans in time, and follow-up evaluation should be conducted regularly.
Third, health monitoring.
Kindergartens should monitor children's health status every day, including body temperature, heart rate, breathing, diet, defecation and so on. For the problems found, parents should be informed in time and assisted in handling them. In addition, kindergartens should regularly carry out special inspections on children's hearing, vision and oral hygiene, and timely investigate potential health problems.
Fourth, disease prevention.
Kindergartens should follow the national health department's disease prevention and control measures and related standards, such as regular disinfection and food hygiene. For common infectious diseases, such as hand, foot and mouth disease and influenza, publicity and education should be strengthened, screening mechanism should be established, and isolation measures should be taken in time to avoid the spread of the disease.
Verb (abbreviation of verb) infectious disease management
Infectious disease management is an important part of kindergarten health management. We should establish perfect measures to prevent and control infectious diseases, formulate a daily infectious disease reporting system, and report the infectious diseases found in time. At the same time, strengthen the training of staff and improve their ability to identify and deal with infectious diseases.