What are the standards for setting up community health service stations

Legal analysis:

I. Urban community health service centers shall provide community basic public **** health services and community basic medical services in accordance with relevant state regulations.

II. Beds

Reasonable allocation according to the service area and population. At least five daytime observation beds; according to the local medical institution setup planning, a certain number of beds with nursing rehabilitation as the main function may be set up, but not more than 50.

Three, departmental settings

At least the following departments:

(a) Clinical departments:

General practitioner clinic, Chinese medicine clinic, rehabilitation treatment room, rescue room, pre-screening and triage room (desk).

(2) preventive health care departments:

vaccination room, children's health care room, women's health care and family planning guidance room, health education room.

(3) Medical and other departments:

Examination room, ultrasound room, electrocardiogram room, pharmacy, treatment room, disposal room, observation room, health information management room, sterilization room. 

Four, personnel

(a) At least six licensed physicians in the clinical category and Chinese medicine category whose scope of practice is in the specialty of general medicine, and nine registered nurses.

(ii) at least one licensed physician with the qualification of associate senior or above; at least one licensed physician of Chinese medicine category with the qualification of intermediate or above; and at least one public **** health practitioner.

(c) Each licensed physician has at least one registered nurse, of which at least one registered nurse with a qualification of intermediate level or above.

(d) Where beds are provided, at least one additional licensed physician and one registered nurse shall be provided for every five beds.

(v) other personnel as needed.

V. Housing

(A) building area of not less than 1,000 square meters, the layout is reasonable, fully embodies the protection of patient privacy, barrier-free design requirements, and in line with national hygiene standards.

(b) the establishment of beds, each set of beds at least 30 square meters of additional floor space.

VI. Equipment

(A) diagnostic and treatment equipment

diagnostic beds, stethoscopes, sphygmomanometers, thermometers, film viewing lamps, body weight and height meters, clinic boxes, treatment trolleys, oxygen equipment, electric suction, simple surgical equipment, adjustable infusion chairs, hand-pushed rescue trolleys and resuscitation equipment, pulse pillows, acupuncture appliances, fire pots.

(B) auxiliary examination equipment

Electrocardiograph, ultrasound, microscope, centrifuge, blood cell counter, urine analyzer, biochemical analyzer, blood glucose meter, refrigerator, thermostat, medicine cabinet, traditional Chinese medicine tablets mixing equipment, high-pressure steam sterilizer and other necessary disinfection and sterilization facilities.

(3) Preventive health care equipment

Gynecological examination beds, gynecological routine examination equipment, length (height) and weight measurement equipment, hearing (vision) measurement tools, refrigerators, vaccine labels, ultraviolet lamps, refrigerated packages, exercise therapy and functional assessment class and other basic rehabilitation training and physical therapy equipment.

(4) Health education and other equipment

Health education imaging equipment, computer and printing equipment, telephone and other communication equipment, health records, health insurance information management and cost settlement related equipment. If there are hospital beds, they are equipped with the corresponding hospital bed unit facilities.

VII. Rules and regulations

Development of personnel job responsibility, in-service education and training system, the state developed or recognized by the health technology operating procedures, and available in book form.

VIII, the provinces, autonomous regions, municipalities directly under the Central Health Administration can be based on this, according to the actual situation, appropriate to improve some of the indicators, as a local standard, reported to the Ministry of Health approved for the record. Transformation of community health centers by the hospital, according to local practice and the original hospital scale, etc., to give a certain transition period, and gradually adjust the function and scale, to meet the requirements of this standard.

Legal basis: "basic standards for urban community health centers" in full