T/CATE 0015-2024 Guidelines for the clinical application and quality control of pelvic floor disease diagnosis and treatment techniques

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Scope: This document specifies the requirements for medical institutions and their specialized practitioners to conduct pelvic floor dysfunction disease diagnosis and treatment techniques. This document is primarily applicable to all levels and types of medical institutions that provide pelvic floor disease diagnosis and treatment technologies, as well as departments related to pelvic floor diseases (such as obstetrics/gynecology/maternity, urology, colorectal surgery, rehabilitation, and integrated traditional and Western medicine, etc.). Main technical content: Pelvic floor science is an emerging discipline that has developed rapidly in recent years. It is based on obstetrics and gynecology, pelvic floor medicine, and rehabilitation medicine, and focuses on diagnosing and treating pelvic floor dysfunction diseases (PFD), including pelvic organ prolapse, urinary incontinence, fecal incontinence, sexual dysfunction, and chronic pelvic pain. The main treatment methods for PFD include pelvic floor rehabilitation therapy and pelvic floor surgical treatment. Standardizing the diagnosis and treatment of PFD is currently a priority for pelvic floor science in China and around the world. However, relevant quality management indicators and quality control standards are still in their infancy and imperfect. The qualification certification of pelvic floor specialists is not yet perfect, and the National Health Commission has not yet issued quality control indicators for the pelvic floor profession. Therefore, establishing a management and quality control system for pelvic floor rehabilitation and pelvic floor surgery is of practical significance. This document standardizes the clinical application of PFD diagnosis and treatment technologies and formulates PFD medical quality control indicators to provide support for medical quality and safety. The content of this document represents the minimum requirements for medical institutions and their specialized practitioners to cond

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