T/ZSA 20-2020 Community Information Platform for Prevention and Control of Epidemics Technical Requirements
T/ZSA 20-2020 Community Information Platform for Prevention and Control of Epidemics Technical Requirements
Basic Information
Scope
Scope: This document specifies the system architecture of the community epidemic prevention and control information platform, as well as the functional and security requirements of related systems/modules. This document is applicable to the design, development, integration, application, and procurement of community epidemic prevention and control information platforms. Main technical content: A community is a living community formed by people with common interests, culture, and community consciousness, who interact and live together in a specific geographical area. Communities are the microcosms of society and the cells of cities, and community management is also the basic unit and important foundation of urban management. During the COVID-19 epidemic prevention and control, the important role of community epidemic prevention work in preventing the import, spread, and export of the virus and controlling the spread of the disease has been fully demonstrated. At the same time, many problems have also been exposed. On the one hand, due to the high population mobility in communities, especially in large cities, and the imperfect management of community information, a large amount of manual data collection was required in the early stage. On the other hand, there was no unified system for epidemic information registration and reporting, which required manual registration and summary, with low efficiency, easy errors, and duplicate registrations. Although various information registration mini-programs appeared later, they were not consistent, and some systems collected information that was not comprehensive enough, focusing on registration rather than the essence of community management and services. Therefore, we propose to establish technical specifications for community joint prevention and control information systems, formulate unified technical standards for community information collection, integration, and sharing, collect community information from multiple p