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Hospital grade classification standards where the name "hospital" named medical institutions, the total number of inpatient beds should be more than 20. General Hospital
Level I. Beds in the total number of inpatient beds from 20 to 99. Second, the department set up: (a) clinical departments: at least an emergency room, internal medicine, surgery, gynecology (obstetrics), preventive health care; (b) medical and technical departments: at least a pharmacy, laboratory, X-ray room, disinfection and supply room. Personnel: (a) at least 0.7 health technicians per bed; (b) at least three physicians, five nurses and the corresponding pharmacy, testing, radiology and other health technicians; (c) at least one physician with the title of attending physician or above. IV. Housing: each bed has a floor area of not less than 45 square meters. V. Equipment: (a) basic equipment: electrocardiogram machine gastric lavage electric suction respiratory balloon gynecological examination bed flushing cart tracheal intubation universal surgical bed necessary surgical instruments microscope centrifuge X-ray machine electric refrigerator medicine cabinets thermostatic incubator autoclave sterilization equipment ultraviolet lamp washing machine standing water, hot water, distilled water, purification and filtration system (b) ward per bed unit equipment: bed 1 mattress 1 to 2 quilts 1 to 2 Mattress 1 to 2 quilt covers 2 sheets 2 pillowcases 2 pillowcases 4 headboards 1 warm water bottle 1 basin 2 spittoons or sputum cups 1 patient clothes 2 sets (c) have other equipment corresponding to the subjects of treatment and diagnosis carried out. Sixth, the development of rules and regulations, personnel responsibility system, there is a nationally developed or recognized medical care technical procedures, and available in book form. Seven, the registered capital in place, the amount determined by the provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Health Administration.
Second level I. Beds: the total number of inpatient beds 100 to 499. Second, the department set up: (a) clinical departments: at least emergency department, internal medicine, surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, ophthalmology, otorhinolaryngology, stomatology, dermatology, anesthesiology, infectious diseases, preventive health care, of which the ophthalmology, otorhinolaryngology, stomatology can be merged to build the department, dermatology can be integrated into the internal medicine or surgery, near the existing infectious disease hospitals, according to the local "health care institutions set up a plan" may not set up infectious disease department; (ii) medical and technical departments: (a) the hospital, the hospital, the hospital and the department of medicine; (b) the medical and technical departments: (i) the medical and technical departments: a total of 100 beds to 499 beds. (B) medical and technical departments: at least a pharmacy, laboratory, radiology, operating room, pathology, blood bank (can be combined with the laboratory), physical therapy, sterilization supply room, case room. Personnel (a) at least 0.88 health technicians per bed; (b) at least 0.4 nurses per bed; (c) at least 3 physicians with the title of deputy chief physician or above. (iv) At least 1 physician with the title of attending physician or above in each specialized department. Fourth, housing: (a) each bed floor area of not less than 45 square meters; (b) ward net use of each bed area of not less than 5 square meters; (c) the average daily number of visits per clinic accounted for the outpatient clinic floor area of not less than 3 square meters. V. Equipment: (a) basic equipment:
Oxygen delivery device ventilator electric suction machine automatic gastric lavage machine electrocardiograph cardiac defibrillator electrocardiographic monitor multifunctional resuscitation beds universal surgical beds shadowless anesthesia machine gastroscope gynecological beds rinse trolley universal delivery beds labor and delivery monitors baby incubators fissure lamps dental chairs turbines drills silver mercury mixer microscope refrigerator thermostat analytical balance X-ray machine centrifuges Potassium-sodium-chlorine analyzer Urine analyzer B ultrasound Frozen slicer Paraffin slicer Dressing cabinet Laundry machine Instrument cabinet Ultraviolet lamp Glove drying Powder machine Distiller Autoclave sterilizing equipment under the collection and delivery of closed car Standing water, hot water, purification and filtration system rinsing tools Net storage, disinfection and sterilization of closed cabinets Heat source monitoring equipment (thermostat, purification table, drying oven) (b) ward per bed unit equipment: in addition to the increase in the number of bed signal lamps 1, the same as the first-class general hospitals; other than the increase in bed signal lamps 1. Others are the same as the first-level general hospital; (c) there are other equipment corresponding to the diagnostic and treatment subjects carried out.
Tertiary one, beds: the total number of inpatient beds more than 500. Second, the department set up: (a) clinical departments: emergency department, internal medicine, surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, traditional Chinese medicine, otolaryngology, stomatology, ophthalmology, dermatology, anesthesiology, rehabilitation, preventive health care; (b) medical and technical departments: at least have a pharmacy, laboratory, radiology, operating room, pathology, blood transfusion, nuclear medicine, physical therapy (can be combined with the Rehabilitation Department), disinfection and supply room, case room, nutrition department and the corresponding clinical functions. The Department of Nutrition and the corresponding clinical function examination room. Personnel: (a) at least 1.03 health technicians per bed; (b) at least 0.4 nurses per bed; (c) the director of each specialized department should have the title of deputy chief physician or above; (d) no less than 2 clinical dietitians; (e) engineers and technicians (technicians, assistant engineers and above) accounted for no less than 1% of the total number of health technicians. Fourth, housing: (a) each bed floor area of not less than 60 square meters; (b) ward net usable area per bed of not less than 6 square meters; (c) daily average per outpatient visits accounted for the outpatient clinic floor area of not less than 4 square meters. V. Equipment: (a) the basic equipment: oxygen device ventilator electric suction automatic gastric lavage machine electrocardiograph cardiac defibrillator cardiac monitor multifunctional resuscitation bed universal surgical bed anesthesia machine anesthesia lamp anesthesia monitor high-frequency electrocautery mobile X-ray machine X-ray machine ultrasound Doppler imaging instrument dynamic electrocardiograph electroencephalogram machine cerebral hemodynamic machine hemodialyzer pulmonary function apparatus bronchoscopy esophagoscopy gastroscope duodenoscopy sigmoidoscope Colonoscopy Proctoscope Laparoscopy Cystoscopy Hysteroscope Gynecological Examining Bed Maternity Monitor Universal Delivery Bed Fetal Monitor Baby Warmer Orthopedic Traction Bed Slit Lamp Dental Treatment Chair Turbine Dental Drill Machine Silver Mercury Blender Microscope Biochemical Analyzer Ultraviolet Spectrophotometer Enzyme Analyzer Urine Analyzer Analytical Balance Cellular Automated Screening Unit Flush Cart Refrigerator Thermostat Centrifuge Dressing Cabinet Instrument Cabinet Frozen Slicer Paraffin Slicer High Pressure Sterilization equipment distillers ultraviolet lamp glove drying powder machine washing machine rinsing tools under the collection and delivery of closed car water, hot water, purification and filtration systems, storage of clean materials, disinfection and sterilization of closed cabinets, ventilation and cooling, drying equipment heat monitoring equipment (thermostat, purification table, drying oven) (b) ward per bed unit equipment; the same as the second level of general hospitals; (c) with the development of diagnostic and therapeutic subjects corresponding to the other equipment. Enterprises and public institutions and collective, individual hospitals organized by the level, can be compared with the delimitation. Hospitals at all levels should establish and improve the two-way referral system and the technical guidance relationship between levels.
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Grading Criteria
The grading management of hospitals is based on the comprehensive level of the hospital's functions, tasks, facilities and conditions, technical construction, quality of medical services and scientific management. The essence of hospital grading management is in accordance with the principles of modern hospital management, in accordance with the scientific laws of medical and health services and characteristics of the hospital standardized management and target management. The setting and grading of hospitals should be based on the principle of ensuring the reasonable structure and overall function of urban and rural health care networks, and should be determined by the health administrative departments in accordance with the local government's regional health planning to unify the planning.
The graded hierarchical hospital management divides hospitals into one, two and three levels, with first and second level hospitals divided into A, B and C respectively, and third level hospitals divided into special, A, B and C four levels. Level I hospitals: (Beds up to and including 100. [Author's note] the same below) is directly to a certain population of the community to provide prevention, medical care, health care, rehabilitation services, primary hospitals, health centers. Secondary hospitals: (number of beds between 101 - 500) are regional hospitals that provide comprehensive medical and health services to multiple communities and undertake certain teaching and research tasks. Tertiary hospitals: (the number of beds in 501 ` above) is to provide a high level of specialized medical and health services to several areas and the implementation of higher education, scientific research tasks of regional hospitals. The level of hospitals organized by enterprises, public institutions and collectives and individuals may be delineated mutatis mutandis. (Note: In actual implementation, first-class hospitals are not divided into A, B and C.) The hospital level is divided according to the hospital's technical strength, management level, equipment conditions, scientific research capabilities, etc. by 1000 points). Hospitals at all levels should establish and improve the two-way referral system and the relationship of technical guidance on a level-by-level basis. Level 3A hospitals with remarkable achievements in hospital construction, departmental settings, staffing, management level, technical level, quality of work and technical facilities, etc., according to the classification criteria for a comprehensive assessment and inspection of 900 points and above. Level 3B hospital hospital construction achievements are still good, its department setup, staffing, technical level, quality of work and technical facilities, etc., according to the points and standards of the comprehensive assessment and inspection of 750-899 points. Level 3 C hospital hospital construction has some achievements, the basic standard assessment qualified, but with the requirements of this standard is still a big gap. The comprehensive assessment and inspection according to the grading standard is 749 points and below. Level III C hospitals should have practical improvement measures.