2. Staffing: The reporting organization has a professional health care team, including doctors, nurses, social workers, psychological counselors, able to provide a full range of hospice services.
3, service facilities: the reporting unit has the appropriate hospice facilities, including the appropriate number of beds, hospice facilities, comfortable environment to protect the needs of patients and their families.
4, service capacity: the reporting unit has the professional capacity required to provide hospice care, including hospice care, pain management, psychological support, family support.
5. Relevant policies and management: The reporting organization should comply with relevant national and local policies and management requirements, including medical, nursing care, drug management, safety and security regulations.