(A) Office
1, to assist the leadership of the center to manage the administrative and operational work, to amend the center's duties, rules and regulations and work norms, the annual development of internal assessment indicators, lead the section responsible for the performance appraisal work.
2, responsible for incoming and outgoing documents, registration, circulation, reminders and archiving. Supervise the implementation of meetings, resolutions, the implementation of the tasks assigned by the leadership of the center.
3, responsible for drafting the center's work planning, annual plans, work reports and other comprehensive materials.
4, collecting and organizing information on the work of the CDC, responsible for the preparation of newsletters, news reports and website maintenance work, and regularly organize the center events.
5, responsible for information construction, network management and maintenance, office platform construction and software development and application work.
6, responsible for official hospitality, meeting arrangements, vehicle scheduling, safety and security, mass letters and visits and administrative coordination.
7, responsible for academic research, discipline construction, training, continuing education and internship arrangements and other scientific and educational management.
8, responsible for printing, archives, books, seals, duty, the Red Cross and other daily management.
9, in collaboration with other sections to complete the thematic research, project management, county performance appraisal and other work.
(2) Party and Work Office
1, to assist the center party committee to implement the party's guidelines, policies, regulations and instructions.
2, to carry out the party's organizational construction, is responsible for the party's receipt and distribution of documents, registration and archiving work. Guiding the grass-roots party branches to do a good job in the development of new members and the collection of party fees.
3, is responsible for the center of spiritual civilization and party cadres of the party building, organizing political learning, good political thought work.
4, is responsible for discipline inspection and the construction of the wind, the power of transparent and open management.
5, responsible for trade unions, **** youth league, women's federation and other management work, timely cultural and sports activities organized, employee benefits issued, poor workers relief work.
(3) Personnel Section
1, the implementation of the Party's cadre policy and the State's employment system, is responsible for the establishment of a fixed number of posts, access to personnel, military arrangements, the employment of temporary workers, the return of employees, staff retired and other personnel work.
2, responsible for salary adjustment, grass-roots exercise, title evaluation, classification and promotion, family planning and other management work.
3, is responsible for the old cadres, sick and disabled casualties, difficult workers visit, condolences, relief work.
4, is responsible for the center personnel attendance, travel, leave management.
5, responsible for personnel file management, annual assessment of employees, workers' compensation insurance and other work.
(4) Finance Section
1, accounting staff strictly abide by the national financial system, fee system and expenditure standards, separate channels of funding, rational use of funds.
2, is responsible for accounting and funding budgets, final accounts, review of original documents, reconcile accounts, management of financial seals, vouchers and accounting records, to achieve complete procedures, true content, accurate figures, clear accounts.
3, responsible for the project special funds, fixed assets, medical insurance, social security, provident fund and other financial management work.
4, responsible for cash and deposit management, travel expenses, meeting expenses, oil repair costs, consumables and other reimbursement transfer work.
5, regular inspection, analysis of financial income and expenditure, economic accounting of the section, found that the problem of timely advice to the leadership.
6, responsible for responding to a variety of financial work related to the inspection, provide the appropriate information.
(E) General Affairs Section
1, responsible for the center of housing, water, electricity, heating management and maintenance, repair work.
2, responsible for the procurement and maintenance of a variety of instruments and equipment, the establishment of accounts, improve the material management system, regular asset inventory.
3, timely supply of office supplies, medicines, reagents and emergency supplies and other consumables, quality and quantity to do a good job of material security.
4, responsible for radioactive substances, highly toxic reagents, flammable and explosive substances management, to ensure that no safety accidents occur.
5, responsible for the harmless treatment of medical waste.
6, is responsible for the purchase and issuance of employee labor insurance supplies.
(F) Immunization Planning Section
1, the development and release of immunization and prevention strategies, the development of preventive vaccination plans and programs, and related business project management.
2, standardized management of the city's immunization and vaccination. Strengthen the city's vaccination clinics, vaccination personnel qualifications, mobile children vaccination, cold chain system operation and other management.
3, to carry out routine immunization rate monitoring and investigation, to ensure that the city's immunization rate meets the standards, and monitoring and evaluation of the effectiveness of immunization.
4, responsible for immunization against disease disease monitoring, outbreak disposal, specimen collection and delivery of work. At the same time to do a good job of preventive vaccination side effects and vaccination accident investigation and treatment.
5, the organization of 4.25 publicity, intensive immunization and emergency vaccination activities.
6, is responsible for the county-level CDC and medical institutions for business guidance, skills training and business assessment.
(VII) Epidemic Information Section
1, according to the law on infectious disease outbreak monitoring and reporting, and regularly carry out statutory infectious disease underreporting investigation and evaluation.
2, the establishment of basic information and operational databases, collect, analyze and utilize a variety of CDC business information, complete the epidemic briefings, compilations and work of the yearbook preparation.
3, the establishment of analysis and early warning mechanism, grasp the occurrence of disease, the development of the law, and provide timely information on the dynamics of the epidemic and technical support to experts and leaders.
4, responsible for the operation of 12320 telephone, accepting the social masses of business advice, technical advice and complaints.
5, responsible for the jurisdiction of the network direct reporting management, regular supervision, assessment and training of direct reporting units.
6, responsible for public **** health emergency information reporting.
7, to carry out basic information, cause of death and other related information reporting and maintenance.
(H) acute communicable disease prevention and control section
1, responsible for the daily management of the Emergency Response Center, to carry out public **** health emergencies, disaster relief and prevention of emergency preparedness, monitoring and reporting, investigation and confirmation, early warning and prediction, on-site disposal and evaluation of the effect.
2, the implementation of the province and the city's acute infectious diseases, parasitic disease prevention and control planning, plans, programs, set up and plan for the corresponding disease monitoring points.
3, to carry out plague, cholera, SARS, human avian influenza, viral hepatitis, epidemic hemorrhagic fever, meningitis, influenza and anthrax and other acute infectious diseases and parasitic diseases, daily monitoring, the establishment of infectious disease prediction and early warning mechanism.
4, guidance and undertake epidemiological investigations of major outbreaks, outbreaks and outbreaks in disaster areas, isolation or management of sources of infection, tracking and control of close contacts, cutting off transmission routes and protection of high-risk groups and other effective preventive and control measures, and the effectiveness of the measures to assess and evaluate.
5, management of epidemiology laboratory, carry out immunological testing, common pathogenic microorganisms for detection, culture and identification. And the implementation of laboratory quality control, do a good job of biosafety protection.
6, undertake the lower levels of disease control and medical institutions of business guidance, training and assessment.
(IX) Tuberculosis Prevention and Control Section
1, is responsible for implementing the implementation of the city's tuberculosis prevention and control planning, development of work plans and implementation of the relevant tuberculosis project organization and implementation.
2, responsible for the city's daily monitoring of tuberculosis, categorized management and standardized treatment. Collect, check, report, analyze and feedback the city's tuberculosis prevention and treatment information.
3, standardize the city's tuberculosis patient discovery, reporting, registration, treatment and management, to ensure that the patient detection rate, cure rate and other indicators to meet the standard requirements.
4, to assist the health administrative department of the integrated medical institutions of tuberculosis categorization management, outbreak reporting, referral and guidance, to ensure that the referral rate, referral in place rate and other indicators to meet the standard requirements.
5. Undertake the management and quality control of the city's TB sputum testing laboratories and township sputum testing sites,
6. Carry out the work of discovering, reporting, and registering TB patients in the three districts of the city.
7. Organize activities such as tuberculosis screening and tuberculosis prevention and treatment day publicity and education.
8, responsible for the lower levels of disease control and medical institutions of operational supervision, training and assessment.
(J) sexually transmitted diseases prevention and control section
1, is responsible for the implementation and development of the city's AIDS, STD prevention and control planning, planning, programs, and organizing the implementation. Management of related AIDS programs.
2, is responsible for AIDS, STD epidemic report management, sentinel surveillance work data collection, collation and reporting, and do a good job of data analysis and summary. Strengthen the infected and patient custody management.
3, to carry out AIDS voluntary counseling and testing (VCT) services, and do a good job of the city's VCT network construction, personnel training, network reporting quality control.
4, responsible for the city's AIDS laboratory network construction and management, quality control and assessment of the initial screening laboratory.
5, is responsible for HIV high-risk group behavioral intervention work, to carry out public health education and health promotion activities.
6, responsible for the lower levels of disease control and medical institutions of business guidance, training and assessment.
(XI) Endemic Disease Prevention and Control Section
1, responsible for the implementation and development of endemic disease control policies, programs, plans.
2, responsible for iodine deficiency disease, fluorosis, dental fluorosis and brucellosis and other disease monitoring and reporting, grasp the prevalence of endemic diseases in the jurisdiction.
3. It carries out routine monitoring of iodized salt and water fluoride, urges counties to change water to reduce fluoride, and screens some patients with fluorosis and dental fluorosis for treatment.
4, responsible for monitoring, investigation and treatment of brucellosis.
5. It is responsible for the operational supervision, training and operational assessment of lower-level CDC organizations.
(XII) Chronic Disease Prevention and Control Section
1, is responsible for the implementation of the policies and programs for the prevention and control of chronic diseases. Drafting and development of the city's chronic disease prevention and control planning and programs.
2, hypertension, diabetes, tumors and other chronic diseases within the jurisdiction of the disease and cause of death monitoring, to grasp the prevalence of chronic diseases in the city.
3, selecting chronic disease monitoring points and prevention and treatment demonstration areas, establishing patient files, carrying out tracking surveys, risk factor monitoring and intervention, and evaluating the effects of comprehensive prevention and treatment.
4. Publicize knowledge of chronic disease prevention and treatment, and carry out interventions such as rational diet, weight control, and tobacco control.
5. It is responsible for the operational guidance, training and assessment of lower-level CDC and medical institutions.
(XIII) disinfection and pest control
1, is responsible for the implementation and development of the city's insect-borne infectious disease prevention and control planning, planning and programs.
2, the development of natural disasters, emergencies when the disinfection and vector control plan to carry out the source of the epidemic and disaster areas of disinfection and vector control.
3, is responsible for monitoring the population, density and resistance of vector organisms, and carrying out technical services such as disinfection, insecticide and rodent control.
4, carry out the prevention and control of medical infection, and quality control of preventive disinfection and sterilization effects in key industries.
5, responsible for insect vector laboratory and disinfection laboratory testing, carry out disinfection products and sanitation products of health quality analysis.
6, responsible for the jurisdiction of the CDC and medical institutions of business guidance, training and assessment.
(xiv) public **** health section
1, is responsible for the implementation and development of the city's occupational, radiological, food, nutrition, environment, common student illnesses, such as public **** health planning, planning, and programs.
2, to carry out the city's occupational diseases, radiation diseases, drinking water, food, common student diseases and other health-related hazards health factor monitoring. With the relevant departments to carry out on-site investigation of acute occupational poisoning accidents and emergency disposal, radiological accidents, emergency monitoring and on-site investigation and tracking investigations, environmental pollution health hazards investigation and treatment of accidents, guidance to schools to prevent food poisoning, the school and student dietary inspection tours.
3, responsible for the city's diagnosis and identification of occupational diseases and other related diseases, the organization of patients and high-risk groups for occupational diseases and preventive health check-ups.
4, to carry out harmful work protection measures, food safety, drinking water safety, public **** places and residential environment, students common diseases prevention and control measures and other hygienic evaluation work, effective control of health hazards.
5, responsible for the lower levels of disease control and medical institutions of operational supervision, training and assessment.
(15) test quality management
1, is responsible for the center's laboratory management and quality control, development of quality system documents and management system, the organization of laboratory internal audit.
2, is responsible for the standard of investigation and standard material management, regular instrumentation and equipment for strong inspection and self-test.
3, responsible for commissioned samples and health supervision samples received, distributed and test reports issued.
4, responsible for the delivery of inspection orders, original records, test reports and other materials, analysis and utilization of archiving work.
5, responsible for the county-level CDC laboratory business guidance, training and assessment.
(16) Microbiology Section
1, to carry out microbiological testing of food, water, air, water-related products, cosmetics.
2, responsible for bacterial food poisoning sample testing.
3, undertake administrative directive monitoring and health law enforcement related testing tasks.
4, the implementation of laboratory quality control, biosafety protection and the use and maintenance of valuable equipment.
5, responsible for the lower levels of CDC organizations business guidance, training and quality control.
(17) Physical and Chemical Laboratory
1, to carry out analysis of drinking water and water quality. Carry out food, health food, water-related products, cosmetics, safety testing. Carry out workplace, public **** place, living environment and other toxic and harmful factors related to the experiment.
2, to carry out food poisoning, pesticide poisoning, occupational poisoning, drinking water contamination and other poisoning events toxicity analysis and testing.
3, responsible for endemic iodine, fluorine project laboratory testing.
4, administrative directive monitoring and health law enforcement related testing tasks.
5, the implementation of laboratory quality control, the use of valuable instruments and maintenance and highly toxic, flammable, explosive reagents standardized and safe use.
6, is responsible for the lower levels of CDC organizations business guidance, training and quality control.
(XVIII) Medical Examination Section
1, bear the jurisdiction of the food industry, public **** places and other personnel preventive health examinations.
2, undertake the diagnosis of occupational diseases and radiological personnel physical examination.
3, responsible for health certificate processing and health status evaluation.
4, the implementation of laboratory quality control, the use of medical examination instruments and equipment and maintenance.
5, standardization and innovation of physical examination work, to achieve quality service.
(19) Health Education Section
1, the implementation of provincial and citywide health education work plan, the development of jurisdictional health knowledge, attitudes, behavioral baseline surveys and health education needs surveys, the organization of local health education strategies and experiments.
2. Responsible for the collection, analysis and utilization of health education related information, and the development and production of health education materials such as leaflets, folders, graphic plates and images.
3, combined with the key disease control work, the use of "Immunization Day", "AIDS Awareness Day", "World Health Day", "World No Tobacco Day", "World Health Day" and "World Health Day". World No Tobacco Day", "Tuberculosis Prevention and Control Day" and other important health publicity days on the streets and villages to carry out multi-form publicity and education activities.
4. Promote and standardize the construction of urban community demonstration sites and rural demonstration counties for health education.
5, guiding the county to carry out health education and health promotion activities, the city's health education activities to evaluate the effectiveness.
(20) biological products supply and management
1, responsible for the city's preventive biological products supply management, to ensure the quality of vaccines, standardize supply channels.
2, responsible for the timely supply of a class of vaccines, according to the plan to order, custody, distribution and transportation of biological products.
3, according to the season and the trend of disease prevalence, there is a plan to carry out the vaccination of the second type of vaccine.
4, responsible for the use and maintenance of municipal cold chain equipment, to keep its normal operation.
5. Carrying out outpatient vaccination services for the second type of vaccine.