Neonatal safety management system

Legal analysis: According to the laws of our country, the system is as follows:

Hospitals at or above the first and second level and maternal and child health centers should arrange at least one medical staff with neonatal resuscitation skills at the delivery site. The delivery room should be equipped with equipment and medicines for neonatal resuscitation and rescue.

Second, obstetric medical staff should receive regular training and have the ability to identify early symptoms of neonatal diseases.

third, the neonatal ward (room) should strictly follow the nursing level to implement the inspection requirements, and the unaccompanied ward should be inspected all day.

Fourth, the obstetrics department should share the same room with mothers and babies, and strengthen the management of accompanying and visiting mothers and babies in the same room. During hospitalization, the mother or her family members are not allowed to leave the mother-infant room without permission. When the baby needs to be separated from its mother due to medical or nursing work, the medical staff must do a good job of handing over the baby with the maternal or family members to prevent accidents.

5. Strictly implement the relevant regulations on breastfeeding.

VI. Newborns need to wear identification wristbands during hospitalization. If they are damaged or lost, they should be reissued in time, and carefully checked and confirmed.

VII. When a newborn enters or exits a ward (room), the staff shall register the pick-up personnel and the time of entry and exit, and effectively identify the identity of the recipient.

VIII. Standardize the handover process of newborn. The admission and discharge of newborns should be verified by the medical staff, signed by the medical staff and their families, and the time of admission and discharge of newborns should be recorded.

IX. The neonatal ward (room) should strengthen the management of hospital infection to reduce the risk of hospital infection.

X. Newborn wards (rooms) shall formulate fire emergency plans, and conduct regular safety hazard investigation and emergency drills.

Xi. For the newborn without guardian, it is necessary to report to the public security and civil affairs departments for proper placement in accordance with relevant regulations, and record the placement results.

Legal basis: Management System of Newborn Safety in Medical Institutions (for Trial Implementation)

Hospitals at or above the first and second level and maternal and child health centers should arrange at least one medical staff with neonatal resuscitation skills at the delivery site. The delivery room should be equipped with equipment and medicines for neonatal resuscitation and rescue.

Second, obstetric medical staff should receive regular training and have the ability to identify early symptoms of neonatal diseases.

third, the neonatal ward (room) should strictly follow the nursing level to implement the inspection requirements, and the unaccompanied ward should be inspected all day.

Fourth, the obstetrics department should share the same room with mothers and babies, and strengthen the management of accompanying and visiting mothers and babies in the same room. During hospitalization, the mother or her family members are not allowed to leave the mother-infant room without permission. When the baby needs to be separated from its mother due to medical or nursing work, the medical staff must do a good job of handing over the baby with the maternal or family members to prevent accidents.

5. Strictly implement the relevant regulations on breastfeeding.

VI. Newborns need to wear identification wristbands during hospitalization. If they are damaged or lost, they should be reissued in time, and carefully checked and confirmed.

VII. When a newborn enters or exits a ward (room), the staff shall register the pick-up personnel and the time of entry and exit, and effectively identify the identity of the recipient.

VIII. Standardize the handover process of newborn. The admission and discharge of newborns should be verified by the medical staff, signed by the medical staff and their families, and the time of admission and discharge of newborns should be recorded.

IX. The neonatal ward (room) should strengthen the management of hospital infection to reduce the risk of hospital infection.

X. Newborn wards (rooms) shall formulate fire emergency plans, and conduct regular safety hazard investigation and emergency drills.

Xi. For the newborn without guardian, it is necessary to report to the public security and civil affairs departments for proper placement in accordance with relevant regulations, and record the placement results.

XII. For stillbirths and stillbirths, medical institutions should communicate with the parturient or other guardians for confirmation, and strengthen management; It is strictly forbidden to treat stillbirths and stillbirths as medical wastes. For stillbirths and stillbirths with infectious diseases, with the consent of the maternal or other guardians of the medical institutions, the maternal or other guardians shall sign the medical documents and cooperate with the relevant procedures. Medical institutions shall properly handle it in accordance with the Law on the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases and the Regulations on the Administration of Funeral, and shall not hand it over to the parturient or other guardians for their own disposal. Units and individuals that violate the Law on the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases and the Regulations on the Administration of Funeral and interment shall bear corresponding legal responsibilities according to law.