Legal basis: Article 1 of "Formulation of the Follow-up System for Hospital Discharged Patients" stipulates that all departments should establish an electronic file of hospitalization information registration of discharged patients, which should include: name, age, unit, address, contact telephone number, outpatient diagnosis, hospitalization results, discharge diagnosis and follow-up situation, etc. , fill in the person should be filled in by the doctor in charge of the patient's hospitalization. Article 2 of the Formulation of Follow-up System for Hospital Discharged Patients stipulates that all patients who need to continue treatment, rehabilitation and regular follow-up after discharge are within the scope of follow-up. Article 3 of the Formulation of Follow-up System for Discharged Patients stipulates that follow-up methods include telephone follow-up, consultation, door-to-door follow-up, letter contact, etc. Follow-up contents include: understanding the treatment effect, condition change and recovery of patients after discharge, guiding patients on how to use drugs, how to recover, when to return to hospital for follow-up, and handling opinions after condition change. Article 4 of the Formulation of Follow-up System for Discharged Patients stipulates that the follow-up time shall be determined according to the patient's condition and treatment needs. Patients with large side effects, complicated and critical conditions should be followed up at any time after discharge. Patients with chronic diseases or slow disease recovery who generally need long-term treatment should be followed up every 2 to 4 weeks after discharge, and at least every 3 months thereafter. Article 5 of the Formulation of Hospital Discharged Patients' Follow-up System stipulates that the medical staff responsible for follow-up are the heads of relevant departments, head nurses and competent doctors during the period of patients' hospitalization. The first responsible person is the competent physician, and the follow-up information is filled in the follow-up record part of the inpatient information file by the competent physician as required. And according to the follow-up situation, decide whether to follow up with superior doctors and department directors. Article 6 of the Formulation of Hospital Discharged Patients' Follow-up System stipulates that the department director shall check the follow-up of discharged patients in charge of residents at least once a month. Medical staff who are not followed up as required should be urged. Article 7 of the Formulation of Hospital Patient Follow-up System stipulates that the medical department and nursing department should regularly check and guide the information registration and follow-up of discharged patients in various clinical departments, and report the inspection to the business dean and inform the whole hospital. Article 8 of the Formulation of Hospital Discharged Patients' Follow-up System stipulates that the electronic filing rate of clinical department discharged patients' information registration should reach 100%. Every time the registration is missed, the competent physician will deduct 20 posts. When the total registration rate of departments at the end of each month is less than 90%, each general practitioner will be deducted 1%. The follow-up rate is required to reach 100% for acute, dangerous and difficult patients, patients with chronic diseases, patients who need regular follow-up and patients with slow recovery. For every missed follow-up, the chief physician will be detained for 20 posts. When the follow-up rate of patients who must be followed up by the department at the end of each month is less than 90%, 65,438+00 posts per general practitioner will be deducted for every 65,438+0% reduction.