Does the village clinic belong to a unit or an individual?

Village health centers are non-profit medical institutions organized collectively and do not belong to public institutions. The brief introduction of village health clinics is as follows: Village health clinics are also called village health clinics and village medical points, and the state stipulates that village health clinics shall not be rented, transferred or contracted to others. Village clinics must be set up within the jurisdiction of the village, and only one designated medical institution is set up in each administrative village.

Medical institutions are classified as follows:

1, according to the grade: level 1, level 2 and level 3, and each level is divided into three levels.

2. According to the name, it can be divided into hospitals, outpatient departments, clinics and health centers.

3. According to the nature of business: non-profit, other non-profit and for-profit.

hypothesis

(a) to obtain the "medical institution practice license" and the relevant professional diagnosis and treatment technical service access license, professional and technical personnel have the corresponding qualifications, and the village clinic doctors must have the qualifications of rural doctors or practicing assistant doctors.

(two) village clinics must implement integrated management.

(3) Having the scale, functions, technicians, medical equipment and technical level suitable for the corresponding level, with 1 to 3 technicians in the village clinic and more than 3 technicians in the health center, with standardized medical service behavior management and sound system.

(four) strictly implement the national basic medical service price policy, charging standards and unified bidding and distribution of drugs and the maximum price, and promise to charge 80% of the charging standards of first-class hospitals.

(five) to become the designated medical institutions of the new rural cooperative medical system, and strictly implement the relevant policies, systems and regulations of the new rural cooperative medical system.

(six) in line with the new rural cooperative medical system designated medical points, village clinics evaluation and acceptance standards (see parts I and II).

shoulder the responsibility

(1) Establish and improve various rules and regulations, strictly implement technical specifications for disease diagnosis and treatment, and ensure that participating farmers get high-quality, cheap, convenient and safe medical services.

(II) Conscientiously implement the provisions of the central, provincial, prefectural and municipal governments on the relevant documents and policies of the new rural cooperative medical system, do a good job in publicizing the relevant policies, drug lists, non-compensation items, compensation procedures and monthly compensation of the new rural cooperative medical system, actively participate in the knowledge training of the new rural cooperative medical system, strictly implement the catalogue of basic drugs and basic diagnosis and treatment items of the new rural cooperative medical system, and adhere to the principles of saving lives, rational drug use and reasonable fees; No self-funded drugs; Strictly control the unreasonable increase of medical expenses.

(III) Warmly receive the participating farmers, accurately check the participating status, timely register the participating patients for outpatient service, write outpatient medical records, accurately and completely record the diagnosis and treatment process, and properly keep medical records (medical records), prescriptions and other materials in accordance with the relevant provisions of medical record management and cooperative medical care management; Provide regular computer medical fee receipts, computer daily lists and diagnosis certificates to participating farmers according to regulations; Handle compensation payment in time, and submit information to the Municipal Medical Insurance Bureau according to the specified time to build the new rural cooperative medical system to compensate patients.

(4) Publicly hang the signs of the designated medical points and village clinics of the new rural cooperative medical system, set up a "complaint box of the new rural cooperative medical system", guide the participating farmers to prepare relevant information for compensation, and publicize the basic policies of the new rural cooperative medical system and the basic drug list, basic diagnosis and treatment items, hospitalization compensation standards and other related procedures in appropriate positions.

(five) statistics and reporting information related to cooperative medical care.

Approval procedure

(a) medical points and village clinics shall submit written applications on time and provide corresponding application materials.

(2) Only those villages and towns that have passed the preliminary examination can declare. After passing the acceptance review organized by the health administrative department, they shall be reported to the Municipal Management Committee for examination and approval, and an announcement shall be made.

(3) The designated medical points and village clinics of the new rural cooperative medical system confirmed by examination and approval signed the Service Agreement of the New Rural Cooperative Medical System Village Clinic, and submitted it to the county-level new rural cooperative medical system administration.

Legal basis:

"Measures for the administration of village clinics (for Trial Implementation)" Article 22

Village clinics run by the government shall, in accordance with the principles of openness, fairness and merit-based, employ personnel with good professional ethics and strong business ability to practice in village clinics. Encourage qualified places to send doctors from township hospitals to practice in village clinics.

Forty-fifth localities should support the construction of village clinics in housing construction, equipment purchase and supporting facilities. Village clinics built by the government or collectives are allocated by the local government free of charge, and are managed by village committees or township hospitals organized by the government after completion.