The planning, finance, price, civil affairs, family planning, public security, labor, education, science and technology departments of the local people's governments at or above the county level shall, within the scope of their respective functions and duties, cooperate with the health administrative departments to do a good job in maternal and infant health care. Fifth organizations and individuals within the administrative region of this province shall abide by these measures. Chapter II Pre-marital Health Care Article 6 Medical and health institutions shall provide pre-marital health care services for citizens.
Pre-marital health care services include the following:
(1) Premarital health guidance: education on sexual health knowledge, fertility knowledge and genetic diseases;
(2) Premarital health consultation: providing medical advice on issues related to marriage and reproductive health care;
(3) Pre-marital medical examination: medical examination for both men and women who are preparing to get married who may have diseases that affect marriage and childbearing. Article 7 Pre-marital medical examination shall be undertaken by medical and health institutions that meet the requirements and technical standards stipulated by the administrative department of health of the State Council and are approved by the administrative department of health of the people's government of a county (city) or a city divided into districts. Article 8 The health administrative department of the local people's government at or above the county level shall report the list of premarital medical examination and health care institutions within its administrative area to the civil affairs department of the people's government at the same level for the record.
The marriage registration authority shall inform the parties who intend to get married to go to the premarital medical examination and health care institutions approved by the health administrative department for premarital medical examination. Article 9 Both men and women who apply for marriage shall hold their resident identity cards, household registration certificates or other valid identification certificates and go to the medical and health institutions approved by the health administrative department where both parties are registered for premarital medical examination. Article 10 Pre-marital medical examination includes examination of the following diseases:
(1) Serious hereditary diseases;
(2) Designated infectious diseases;
(3) mental illness;
The specific items of pre-marital medical examination shall be implemented in accordance with the provisions of the administrative department of health of the State Council. Eleventh premarital medical examination units shall issue a certificate of premarital medical examination to the parties who accept the premarital medical examination.
If a diagnosis cannot be made after examination, it shall be transferred to a medical and health institution licensed by the health administrative department of the Municipal People's Government with districts for diagnosis, and a certificate of premarital medical examination shall be issued by the confirmed premarital medical examination unit. Article 12 If a party who has accepted the pre-marital medical examination disagrees with the examination results, he may apply for appraisal in accordance with the provisions of Chapter V of these Measures. Thirteenth premarital medical examination fee collection standards and relief measures, formulated by the competent price department of the provincial people's government in conjunction with the relevant departments, submitted to the provincial people's government for approval before implementation. Chapter III Maternal Health Care Article 14 Medical and health institutions shall provide reproductive health and maternal health care services for women of childbearing age and pregnant women.
State organs, organizations, enterprises and institutions shall, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state, provide necessary conditions and guarantees for the health care of female employees during pregnancy, childbirth and lactation. Fifteenth the main contents of maternal health care services are:
(1) Providing medical guidance and consultation for healthy offspring;
(2) Establish a manual for pregnant women's health care, conduct regular prenatal examinations, and record the examination results;
(3) provide pregnant women with self-care and nutrition guidance during pregnancy;
(four) the implementation of key monitoring of high-risk pregnant women;
(five) the use of appropriate technology to monitor pregnant women and fetuses, prevent birth injuries and postpartum hemorrhage, and reduce the morbidity and mortality of pregnant women and perinatal infants;
(six) to guide pregnant women to breastfeed scientifically and to visit postpartum regularly;
(seven) to carry out health education and provide timely advice and guidance on contraceptive measures and quality technical services. Sixteenth pregnant women suffering from the following serious diseases, medical and health institutions should explain to pregnant women, and give medical guidance:
(1) Pregnancy complicated with serious heart, liver, lung and kidney diseases, diabetes and blood system diseases;
(2) severe mental illness;
(3) Severe pregnancy-induced hypertension syndrome and prenatal hemorrhage;
(four) serious malformations that affect pregnancy and childbirth;
(five) other diseases that may seriously affect fertility. Seventeenth contact with teratogenic substances, pregnancy may endanger the life of pregnant women or may seriously affect the health of pregnant women and the normal development of the fetus, medical and health institutions should give medical guidance.
Female workers shall not be arranged to engage in the third-level physical labor intensity stipulated by the state and the labor that is forbidden during pregnancy. Female employees who are pregnant for more than seven months shall not be allowed to extend their working hours or arrange night work.