Report on the practice of medical institutions (model text) Report on the practice of medical institutions should include the following:
(a) the basic construction of medical institutions and business development;
(b) health professionals, diagnostic and therapeutic subjects, such as the practice of registered projects and changes in large-scale medical equipment;
(c) the management of medical institutions according to law and the implementation of relevant state laws and regulations, as well as the internal rules and regulations of medical institutions and various types of personnel duties;
(d) the organization of medical institutions, information, and Implementation of relevant national laws, regulations, rules and regulations, as well as the internal rules and regulations of medical institutions and various types of personnel duties;
(4) medical institutions, organization, information, finance, equipment, construction, safety, environmental management;
(5) medical institutions, diagnosis and treatment management, quality of care management, nosocomial infection control and clinical blood transfusion management;
(F) the daily supervision and management of the health administrative department of the problems found in the rectification report;
(VII) the occurrence of medical accidents, health professionals illegal, illegal practice and its corresponding treatment;
(VIII) to carry out special medical technology programs.
Expanded Information
Basic Standards for the Establishment of Medical Institutions: According to the "Basic Standards for Medical Institutions (for Trial Implementation)", "these standards (i.e., the basic standards for medical institutions) are the minimum standards that must be met by medical institutions for the purpose of practicing medicine, and are the basis for the issuance of the "license for practicing medicine" by the administrative department of health. the basis for the issuance of the License to Practice in Medical Institutions.
In a few areas where the implementation of this standard is difficult, the provincial, autonomous regions, municipalities directly under the Central Health Administration to adjust certain indicators according to the actual situation, as a local standard, reported to the Ministry of Health for approval and record. Not yet Ao this standard of medical institutions, can be compared to the basic standards of similar medical institutions. National hospital basic standards by the provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central health administrative departments."