1, application for registration.
The target population must bring the household registration book, marriage certificate, ID card or citizen card to the neighborhood committee where the woman's household registration is located (if the household registration is not in this city, it must also bring the residence permit, the certificate of marriage and childbearing of floating population or the provincial family planning service certificate to the current residence) to apply for registration. After the approval of the street family planning office, it will go to the street family planning office to receive and sign the informed consent form.
Step 2 check.
The target population will receive the designated free service items from the designated service institutions with their ID cards or citizen cards and pre-pregnancy inspection service vouchers.
3, query the results and accept guidance.
The target population receives prenatal eugenics risk assessment report in service institutions, and receives eugenics consultation and guidance. Among them, high-risk groups are shared and avoided by district, county-level city population and family planning service institutions or designated service institutions; The general population is guided by street population and family planning technical service institutions and grass-roots medical and health institutions (community health service centers, town hospitals) for eugenics.
4. Accept follow-up services.
After pregnancy, the target population can receive services such as early pregnancy and pregnancy outcome follow-up provided by population and family planning technical service institutions or designated service institutions.
The purpose of national free eugenics examination
1, increase the proportion of planned pregnancy.
2. Improve the scientific knowledge level of eugenics of planned pregnancy couples and enhance the awareness of pre-pregnancy risk prevention.
3. Improve the health status of planned pregnant couples, reduce or eliminate risk factors that lead to adverse pregnancy outcomes such as birth defects, prevent birth defects, and improve the quality of the birth population.