1, what is the resident health record
Resident health record is a database of the health status of residents. It records a resident's family history of disease, genetic history, and living and working conditions.
Starting from birth, it records the growth and development of newborns, infants and toddlers, and the growth and development of preschoolers, their health status and preventive health care management information;
Women's life in all periods of time, especially pregnancy health management information;
Elderly people's health management and the health care information of the illnesses of all periods of time, etc.
This is the first time that a health record has been created.
All in all, the health record should be a comprehensive, integrated and continuous health information that accompanies the residents throughout their lives, and it records the health status of the residents at all stages of their lives, as well as the information on prevention, medical treatment, health care and rehabilitation in a detailed and complete manner.
2, who can establish the residents' health records
All urban and rural residents, who live in the jurisdiction for more than half a year, including household and non-household populations (focusing on children aged 0-6 years old, maternity, the elderly, patients with chronic illnesses, patients with severe mental disorders, and tuberculosis patients) can apply to establish the residents' health records in the residence of the township health centers, village health centers, or community health centers (station) to apply for the establishment of a residents' health record.
3. What are the benefits of establishing residents' health records
The provision of this service will bring a lot of convenience to the overall health management of the residents:
(1) Medical personnel can understand the health status of the residents, make a basic health assessment, and carry out targeted health guidance;
(2) With the health records, the residents can enjoy a continuous and comprehensive health care. health care. By reviewing the information in the health records, medical personnel can systematically understand the health status and dynamic changes of residents at different stages, the existence of health risk factors, the diagnosis and treatment of the diseases they are suffering from and the changes in their conditions, so as to make a comprehensive assessment of the health status of the residents, take corresponding treatment measures, and better promote their health and control the occurrence and development of diseases;
(3) With the gradual realization of electronic information management of the health records, residents can receive comprehensive health guidance at the grassroots level. With the gradual realization of electronic information management, residents can realize hierarchical diagnosis and treatment and two-way referral between primary medical institutions and higher-level hospitals, reducing duplicate examinations, lowering medical costs, and alleviating the problem of "expensive and difficult to see a doctor";
(4) medical personnel can find out the major health problems of the district through analyzing the health records of the residents under their jurisdiction so as to take effective preventive and curative measures. health problems so that effective preventive and curative measures can be taken.
4. How to establish residents' health records
When residents go to township health centers, village health clinics, or community health service centers (stations) for consultation, consultation, or to receive services such as group health surveys, disease screenings, and health checkups, the grassroots medical staff is responsible for establishing health records for the residents. Medical personnel also create health records for residents when they carry out household follow-up visits and other work.
5. What are the contents of the residents' health records
The contents of the residents' health records include basic personal information, health checkups, health management records of key populations, and records of other medical and health services.
(1) Basic personal information includes basic information such as name, gender and other basic health information such as past history and family history.
(2) Health checkups include general health checkups, lifestyle, health status and medication for their diseases, and health evaluation.
(3) Health management records of key populations include the health management records of various key populations such as children aged 0 to 6 years old, maternity, the elderly, chronic diseases, severe mental disorders and tuberculosis patients as required by the national basic public **** health service program.
(4) Other health care service records include records of consultations, referrals and consultations other than those mentioned above.
Legal basis:
"The People's Republic of China*** and the State of urban community archives management measures"
Article 4 The community party organizations and residents' committees shall attach importance to archives, strengthen organizational leadership, incorporate archives into the content of the community construction, and promote the synchronous and coordinated development of archives and other community work.
Article V community archives work from the community's office expenses, and shall meet the needs of the actual work.
Article VI community party organizations or resident committees should be equipped with specialized personnel to manage the community's various types of archives, where possible, can set up a comprehensive archives.