(I) Institutional conditions.
1. Public medical institutions (including regional primary and secondary school health care institutions under the education administration department) with legal personality, holding a valid Medical Institution Practice License, and organized by the government;
Student health checkups must be reported for the record by the school's competent education administration department;
2. Being able to independently carry out the work of student health checkups;
3. be able to evaluate, analyze, and give feedback on the individual and group status of student health checkups, and make recommendations for health guidance;
4. have independent, fixed office space and adequate student health checkups, working conditions, and necessary and qualified medical checkups and testing instruments;
5. have sound rules and regulations, and nationally formulated or accredited health care Technical operating procedures.
(ii) personnel requirements.
1. Reasonable medical examination positions, management responsibilities are clear.
2. There are sufficient management, technical, quality control and statistical personnel appropriate to the student health checkup program; personnel engaged in health checkups are determined by the checkup program, and there shall be no less than one person for each checkup program (of which: no less than two inspectors).
3. Knowledge and experience related to the work of student health examinations and the prevention and treatment of common diseases among students.
4. Professional and technical personnel should be familiar with the business of the specialty, the specialty of the technicians and the student health inspection program in line.
5. The personnel of internal medicine, surgery, stomatology, ophthalmology examination and laboratory testing must have the appropriate professional and technical qualifications; at least one medical examiner of each specialty has the qualification of intermediate or above professional and technical positions.
6. Personnel with professional and technical qualifications of intermediate level or above shall not be less than 30% of the total number of personnel engaged in student health examination.
(C) the basic requirements for the establishment of premises.
Independent of the hospital diagnosis and treatment area outside the health of the population physical examination place, with specialized examination rooms and auxiliary facilities:
1. A collection of students and an indoor waiting area (not less than 20 square meters);
2. Men and women separated from the internal medicine, surgical examination room (each not less than 1);
3. Ophthalmology, stomatology examination room
4. Laboratory, sterilization supply room;
5. Male and female restrooms.
The medical examination places shall be disinfected in accordance with the requirements of "Hospital Disinfection Technical Specification", and conform to the disinfection health standard of the three types of environment in "Hospital Disinfection Health Standard (GB15982-1995)" to ensure the health and safety. The treatment of medical waste shall comply with the provisions of the State Council's Regulations on the Management of Medical Waste. The collection and retention of biological samples shall be in accordance with the provisions of the relevant national health standards and the requirements of the relevant test specifications; the transportation of biological samples shall be carried out in accordance with the relevant national regulations.
(iv) Instrumentation.
The type, quantity, performance, range and accuracy of medical examination equipment and testing instruments required for student health checkups can meet the needs of the work, and can operate well and be calibrated regularly; the instruments and equipments have complete operating procedures.
1. Basic laboratory equipment:
(1) spectrophotometer;
(2) thermostat;
(3) centrifuge;
(4) refrigerator;
(5) autoclave sterilization equipment;
(6) microscope;
(7) ultraviolet lamp.
2. Physical examination basic equipment:
(1) stethoscope;
(2) sphygmomanometer;
(3) height sit-height meter;
(4) weighing scales (lever-type);
(5) logarithmic light visual acuity meter box;
(6) examining spectacles lens case;
(7) dentistry instruments ( plane mouth mirror, five probe);
(8) automatic or semi-automatic biochemistry instrument;
(9) diagnostic bed;
(10) other equipment corresponding to the subjects of the clinic carried out.
Disinfection of medical examination instruments shall be in accordance with the provisions of health standards for medical supplies in Hospital Disinfection Health Standards (GB15982-1995).
(E) Other.
1. The medical examination form for students shall be uniformly formulated by the health administrative departments of each province (district and city);
2. The health examination institutions shall have good housekeeping, and the examination instruments shall be reasonably placed for easy operation, equipped with the necessary security measures such as sterilizing, anti-pollution, fire prevention, and control of access;
3. The testing methods shall be adopted as far as possible by the international, national, industrial or local regulations. Methods or standards;
4. Preparation of quality management system documents, and strictly carry out quality control;
5. Establishment of a unique identification system for the test samples and status identification, should be prepared for the sample collection, reception, circulation, preservation and safe disposal of written procedures;
6. Medical examination reports in accordance with the provisions of the writing, change, review, sign, distribution, preservation and statistics;
7. Statistics;
7. Organizations conducting health examinations shall charge for the examination in accordance with relevant regulations.