T/CRACM 0005-2024 Non-medical reproductive health care service management specifications
T/CRACM 0005-2024 Non-medical reproductive health care service management specifications
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Scope
Scope: This document specifies the operational requirements, service content, and service prohibitions, service processes, evaluation, and improvement of non-medical reproductive health care institutions (hereinafter referred to as service institutions). This document is applicable to the management and service provision of non-medical reproductive health care service institutions; Main technical content: This document contains 8 chapters. (1) Scope: This document specifies the basic requirements, service personnel requirements, service content and processes, privacy and confidentiality, emergency response, and evaluation and improvement of non-medical reproductive health care institutions (hereinafter referred to as service institutions). This document is applicable to the implementation and management of services provided by non-medical reproductive health care service institutions to customers. (2) Normative reference documents: Terms and definitions refer normatively to GB/T 30443—2013 and GB/T 30444—2013; environmental requirements and hygiene requirements refer normatively to GB 37488—2019; safety requirements refer normatively to WS 308. (3) Terms and definitions: This section defines the definitions of three terms: reproductive health care services, reproductive health care institutions, and reproductive health care specialists, and normatively refers to the definition of "health care services" in GB/T 30444—2013. (4) Operational requirements: Mainly including: 1) basic requirements for the qualifications, configuration, and training of service institutions; 2) proposed requirements for the competence of service personnel and their management; 3) requirements for the size, layout, public information, and indoor environmental conditions of service venues; 4) requirements for the procurement, maintenance, and use of facilities, equipment, and supplies in services; 5) considering the particularities of reproductive health care services, and based on the hygiene