1.**Routine Inspection**: Regularly scheduled supervisory inspections of medical institutions, food service, and public **** places.
2.**Specialized inspections**: thematic supervisory inspections for specific health problems or epidemics.
3.**Complaint and Report Inspection**: Supervision and inspection of specific units or establishments based on public complaints or reported information.
4.**Risk monitoring**: targeted inspections through the monitoring of public *** health and safety risks.
5.**On-site Inspection**: Inspection carried out by health supervisors directly on-site, which may include supervision of environmental hygiene, facilities and equipment, and workflow.
6.**Random sampling**: Randomly selecting units or premises for unscheduled supervision and inspection to ensure that all aspects comply with relevant health regulations and standards.
7.**Joint Inspection**: Joint supervision and inspection in cooperation with other supervisory authorities, such as market supervision and management, food and drug supervision and so on.
8.**Record Review**: Review of relevant health management records and documents of the unit or premises.
9.**Sample Collection and Inspection**: Collect samples of food, water, air, etc. and conduct laboratory tests to ensure compliance with safety standards.
10.**Tracking and Investigation**: Tracking and inspection for outbreaks, food poisoning incidents, etc.
11.**Education and Guidance**: Education and guidance on health laws, regulations and standards for problematic establishments during the inspection process.
The purpose of health supervision and inspection is to promote and protect public health, and through these inspection methods, problems can be detected and rectified in a timely manner to prevent the occurrence of public *** health incidents.
I hope the above can help you, if you have other questions please consult a professional lawyer.
Legal basis:
Article 9 of the municipal and county-level health and health administrative departments and their commissioned health and health supervision agencies to carry out the following duties in accordance with the law:
(A) according to the requirements of higher departments and the actual situation, to formulate the medical supervision and law enforcement work plan and work program within the administrative region;
(B) to carry out medical supervision and law enforcement within the administrative region and related training
(c) to carry out the administrative area of medical complaints and reports, investigation and handling of illegal cases;
(d) responsible for the administrative area of medical supervision and law enforcement information aggregation, analysis and reporting;
(e) to organize and carry out random medical supervision and sampling;
(f) to undertake the higher authorities designated or assigned by the medical supervision and law enforcement tasks.
The municipal health administrative department of the district and its commissioned health health supervision agency is responsible for the lower level to carry out medical supervision and law enforcement work to guide, supervise, and assess or evaluate according to regulations.