1. The required standards for home health monitoring are as follows:
(1) Don't go out, always avoid public **** transportation, insist on wearing masks, keep social distance, pay attention to personal hygiene, and commute to and from your destination at two points;
(2) Don't participate in gatherings such as parties, dinners and other congregate activities;
(3) Try not to be in close contact with family members living with you when eating, especially infants, young children and the elderly.
(3) Try not to have close contact with family members living with you during meals, especially infants, young children and the elderly, and it is best to use communal chopsticks during meals;
(4) If you have fever, dry cough, fatigue, sore throat, loss of taste and smell, muscle pain, diarrhea, etc., go to the fever clinic of the healthcare institution in time, and tell the history of your sojourn and exposure truthfully to monitor your own health.
2, the legal basis: "the Chinese people's *** and the prevention and control of infectious diseases law" Article 12
In the Chinese people's *** and the territory of the State of all units and individuals, must accept disease prevention and control institutions, medical institutions related to infectious diseases, investigation, testing, collection of samples, isolation and treatment and other preventive, control measures, and truthfully provide the relevant information. Disease prevention and control institutions, medical institutions shall not disclose relevant information and data involving personal privacy. Health administrative departments and other relevant departments, disease prevention and control institutions and medical institutions due to the illegal implementation of administrative or preventive, control measures, infringement of the legitimate rights and interests of units and individuals, the relevant units and individuals may apply for administrative reconsideration or litigation in accordance with the law.
Article 17
The State establishes a monitoring system for infectious diseases. The health administrative department of the State Council formulates national plans and programs for the monitoring of infectious diseases. The health administrative departments of the people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government formulate plans and work programs for the monitoring of infectious diseases in their respective administrative regions in accordance with the national plans and programs for the monitoring of infectious diseases. Disease prevention and control organizations at all levels of the occurrence and prevalence of infectious diseases, as well as factors affecting the occurrence and prevalence of infectious diseases, monitoring of infectious diseases occurring abroad and not yet occurring in the country, or newly occurring infectious diseases in the country, monitoring.
Two, occupational health checkups and ordinary health checkups what is the difference:
Occupational health checkups and ordinary health checkups are different as follows:
1, the two objects are different, the object of the ordinary health checkups can be any person, and occupational health checkups are the object of the exposure to toxic and hazardous chemical substances, physical cause of the laborers;
2, the two purpose Different, ordinary health checkup is to find out the difference between normal people's disease and the implementation of the health examination, while occupational health checkup is for the workers are suitable to engage in specific jobs and the implementation of the health examination;
3, the two different forms of organization, ordinary health checkup only need to register to the medical examination, no other procedures, materials, while occupational health checkup must be issued by the employer in writing, commission, and provide the workers with a list of medical examination, and the employer will be required to provide a list of medical examination. commission, and provide workers with a list of physical examination, occupational history information, exposure to occupational hazards, in order to be fully prepared for the occupational health examination.