Fifteenth child care institutions should carry out health care work in strict accordance with the "norms of health care work in nurseries and kindergartens".
Kindergarten health care work includes the following contents:
(a) according to the characteristics of children at different ages, establish a scientific and reasonable one-day living system, and cultivate children's good hygiene habits.
(two) to provide children with a reasonable nutritious diet, scientifically formulate recipes, and ensure a balanced diet.
(three) to develop a physical exercise plan suitable for children's physiological characteristics, to carry out games and sports activities according to children's age characteristics, to ensure children's outdoor activities time, and to promote children's physical and mental health.
(four) the establishment of health examination system, regular health examination of children, the establishment of health records. Adhere to the morning check-up and all-day health observation, do a good job in the prevention of common diseases, and deal with problems in time when found.
(five) strictly implement the system of sanitation and disinfection, do a good job in indoor and outdoor environment and personal hygiene. Strengthen food hygiene management to ensure food safety.
(VI) Assist in the implementation of the national immunization program. Children should check their vaccination certificates when they enter the park. Children who fail to vaccinate according to regulations should inform their guardians, and urge guardians to take their children to local vaccination units for replanting.
(seven) to strengthen the daily care of frail children, project management. Cooperate with maternal and child health care institutions to regularly carry out children's eye, ear and oral health care and carry out children's psychological health care.
(eight) the establishment of health and safety management system, the implementation of various health and safety protection work, to prevent the occurrence of injury accidents.
(nine) to formulate health education plans and carry out various forms of health education activities for children and their parents.
(ten) to collect, summarize and report all kinds of medical and health information.
Extended data:
Article 9 The legal representative or person-in-charge of a child care institution is the first person responsible for the health care work of this institution.
Article 10 A child care institution shall, according to its scale and the number of children it accepts, set up corresponding health rooms or health care rooms to be specifically responsible for health care.
Clinics should meet the basic standards of medical institutions and obtain the Practice License of Medical Institutions issued by the administrative department of health.
The clinic shall not carry out medical activities, and its configuration shall meet the basic requirements for the establishment of the clinic.
Eleventh child care institutions should employ health care personnel who meet the requirements of the state. Health care personnel include doctors, nurses and health workers.
Doctors working in the health room shall obtain the practicing certificate of doctors issued by the administrative department of health, and nurses shall obtain the practicing certificate of nurses.
Health care personnel working in the health care room should have a high school education or above, have been trained in health care professional knowledge, have basic knowledge of kindergarten health care, and master skills such as disinfection, infectious disease management and nutritious diet management.
Article 12 When employing health care personnel, child care institutions shall be equipped with health care personnel in the ratio of at least 150 children 1 full-time health care personnel. /kloc-children under 0/50 should be equipped with full-time or part-time health care personnel.
Thirteenth health care workers in kindergartens and nurseries should regularly receive health care professional knowledge training organized by local maternal and child health care institutions.
Health care personnel in nurseries and kindergartens shall give specific guidance to the staff in the institutions on health knowledge publicity and education, disease prevention, sanitation and disinfection, dietary nutrition, food hygiene and drinking water hygiene.
References:
Central People's Government-Measures for Health Management of Nurseries and Kindergartens