What are the responsibilities of the four parties in epidemic prevention and control?

The four-party responsibility for epidemic prevention and control refers to the full implementation of the four-party responsibilities of territories, departments, units, and individuals during the epidemic.

The six categories of people in the epidemic are as follows:

1. Confirmed cases that have not been cured;

2. Suspected cases that have not been ruled out;

3. Close contacts who have not been released from isolation and medical observation;

4. People who have not been released from home isolation and medical observation;

5. Those who have been cured and discharged but have not completed the 14-day home isolation period; < /p>

6. Those who have fever, cough and other related symptoms within 14 days.

The criteria for classifying COVID-19 prevention and control levels are low, medium and high risk. The specific content is as follows:

1. Low risk, no confirmed cases or no new confirmed cases for 14 consecutive days;

2. Medium risk, there are new confirmed cases within 14 days, cumulative There are no more than 50 confirmed cases, or the cumulative number of confirmed cases exceeds 50, and no cluster epidemic has occurred within 14 days;

3. High risk, the cumulative number of cases exceeds 50, and a cluster epidemic has occurred within 14 days.

Establish a social-wide epidemic prevention and control system. The principal persons in charge of local governments have overall responsibility for local prevention and control work, and supervise and inspect the epidemic prevention and control work within their jurisdictions to ensure that no dead ends are left in the prevention and control work. All relevant government departments shall, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, effectively carry out prevention and control work in their own industry and system.

Legal Basis

"Law of the People's Republic of China on the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases"

Article 9 The state supports and encourages units and individuals to participate in the prevention and control of infectious diseases Work. People's governments at all levels should improve relevant systems to facilitate units and individuals to participate in publicity and education, epidemic reporting, volunteer services and donation activities for the prevention and control of infectious diseases.

Resident committees and villagers committees should organize residents and villagers to participate in community and rural infectious disease prevention and control activities. Article 7 Disease prevention and control institutions at all levels are responsible for infectious disease monitoring, prediction, epidemiological investigation, epidemic reporting and other prevention and control work.

Medical institutions are responsible for the prevention and treatment of infectious diseases related to medical treatment and the prevention of infectious diseases within their areas of responsibility. Under the guidance of disease prevention and control institutions, urban communities and rural grassroots medical institutions are responsible for the corresponding infectious disease prevention and control work in urban communities and rural grassroots.