What are the health monitoring requirements of community management?

(1) Health information management: collect and report relevant health information in the jurisdiction according to national regulations, carry out community health diagnosis, establish and manage residents' health files, and put forward suggestions for improving community public health status to sub-district offices and relevant units and departments in the jurisdiction.

(2) Health education: popularize health care knowledge, implement health education for key groups and places, and help residents gradually form behaviors and lifestyles conducive to maintaining and promoting health.

(3) Prevention and control of infectious diseases, endemic diseases and parasitic diseases: responsible for epidemic reporting and monitoring, assisting in the prevention and control of common infectious diseases, endemic diseases and parasitic diseases such as tuberculosis, sexually transmitted diseases and AIDS, carrying out vaccination and cooperating with patriotic health work.

(4) Prevention and control of chronic diseases: carry out screening of high-risk groups and key chronic diseases, and implement case management of high-risk groups and key chronic diseases.

(5) Mental health service: implement community management of mental illness and provide mental health guidance for community residents.

Extended data:

Community management has the following characteristics:

Regionality, hierarchy, mutual assistance, complexity, comprehensiveness and dynamics

1, the area and population managed by the community are relatively fixed;

2. Community management is organized in various forms, mainly by street party working committees and offices, supplemented by agencies of other government functional institutions;

3. The nature of community management focuses on the self-management and self-service of the masses, emphasizing community participation.