T/CWEMS 006-1-2024 Guidelines for the development of health management services for professional groups by health management service institutions Part 1: General principles

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Main Technical Content: 1. Scope This document specifies the overall service requirements for health management service organizations in providing health management services to occupational populations, including service planning, service objectives, service principles, service target groups, service methods, service programs, service content, and information management. This document applies to the overall planning of health management services for occupational populations by health management service organizations, as well as to medical institutions and other health management service providers offering health management services. 2. Normative Reference Documents The content of the following documents is incorporated into this document through normative reference. Among them, the referenced documents with specified dates apply only to the versions corresponding to those dates; the unspecified date referenced documents apply to the latest version (including all amendments) of these documents. - GB/T 39509: Health Management and Wellness Service Standards - T/CHAA 007: Chronic Disease Health Management Standards - T/CWEMS 025: Workplace Occupational Population Health Management - TIAC CHAA 39: Insurance Institution Health Management Service Guidelines 3. Terms and Definitions 4. Service Planning 5. Service Objectives 6. Service Principles 6.1 Personalization Principle: Develop health management plans and programs tailored to the individual differences of occupational populations based on their characteristics, needs, and health status. 6.2 Continuity Principle: Health management is a long-term, continuous, and dynamic preventive and clinical health management service model that spans an individual's entire life cycle. 6.3 Scientific Principle: Guide health service strategies based on reliable data analysis and health risk assessment results. 6.4 Systematic Principle: The content, processes, and quality of health management services

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