Fixed slogan

Notice on the issuance of fixed publicity slogans for medical and health care in Gansu Province

Municipal and state health bureaus, Gansu Mining Area Health Bureau, all departments directly under the department, the First and Second Hospital of Lanzhou University, Gansu Affiliated Hospital of the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine:

In order to further increase health publicity and improve the farmers' awareness of health knowledge and health policies, the Provincial Health Department organized the compilation of the "Gansu Province Medical and Health Fixed Publicity Slogans". The "Gansu Province Medical and Health Fixed Propaganda Slogan" is now printed and distributed to you, please organize and implement it carefully.

Fixed propaganda slogans are mainly used for writing on rural walls, including walls in prominent places of villages and groups (communities), walls on both sides of rural highways, as well as township (village) streets, middle and small schools On the walls of schools, health centers (institutes), and family planning service centers or on publicity boards, government affairs disclosure boards, and national policy walls. It can also be used to publish (broadcast) public service advertisements on radio, television, the Internet and other media, or produce related publicity materials.

All localities must organize efforts to implement this work and report the implementation status to the Provincial Health Department Office before March 30. The Provincial Department of Health will list the writing of fixed propaganda slogans as an important indicator within the year and incorporate it into the comprehensive assessment system for the key tasks of each city and state health bureau.

Fixed propaganda slogans for medical and health care in Gansu Province

In order to further increase health publicity and improve the farmers’ awareness of health knowledge and health policies, the Provincial Health Department has specially organized the preparation of a Set up fixed propaganda slogans, mainly used for painting on rural walls, and for relevant media to publish (broadcast). The specific categories are as follows:

1. Health knowledge category

For the physical and mental health of the next generation, please accept a pre-marital medical examination (for consultation, please contact the local medical care institution)

In order to prevent the occurrence of hereditary diseases and the spread of infectious diseases, please do a pre-marital medical examination

To prevent birth defects, women take folic acid for free

Hospital delivery, mother and child are safe

When you give birth to a baby in the hospital, both adults and children are safe

Only one baby is born, so vaccination is indispensable

It is the responsibility of every parent to complete the childhood immunization plan. obligations (for inquiries, please contact the local Center for Disease Control or Township Health Center)

Vaccination is the most effective way to prevent infectious diseases

Parents should remember that their children should be vaccinated in time ( For inquiries, please contact the local disease control center or township health center)

Meningococcal meningitis and Japanese encephalitis are very harmful, so you are not afraid of vaccination

Children are prone to hepatitis A, so vaccination will ensure their safety

Hepatitis B vaccine must be vaccinated three times: the first time within 24 hours after the child is born; the second time after 1 month; the third time after 6 months

Cough and expectoration for more than two weeks , or there is blood in the sputum, please go to the local disease control center for free examination and treatment

As long as you adhere to regular treatment, tuberculosis can be cured

Correct use of condoms is an important factor in preventing AIDS and gynecological diseases. Effective ways to treat sexually transmitted diseases. Contact with AIDS patients in daily life and work will not lead to AIDS infection. Stay away from drugs, cherish life, and fight AIDS

Do not touch pornographic drugs when going out to avoid bringing the disease home

"Three reports and three no's" to prevent plague: report dead rats and otters; report suspected plague patients (fever and lymphadenopathy, fever and chest pain and cough); report patients with unexplained high fever and sudden death.

Do not hunt infected animals privately; do not strip and eat infected animals; do not sell infected animals and their products

Iodizing salt is a national policy, and eating iodized salt protects health

Poverty alleviation comes first To increase intelligence, supplement iodine first

Insist on eating iodized salt and enjoy a healthy life

Care about children, start with iodized salt

Insist on eating iodized salt to prevent Birth defects and intellectual disabilities

Leprosy is not terrible, the key is early treatment

Traditional Chinese medicine is a national treasure, and it has good health care effects

See a traditional Chinese medicine doctor, take traditional Chinese medicine, spend time Less money, good results

Mobilize and carry out patriotic health campaigns to reduce diseases, improve health, rebuild sanitary toilets, and improve rural environmental sanitation

Drink sanitary water, use sanitary toilets, Residential hygiene environment

Improvement of toilets in rural areas can effectively prevent the breeding and spread of intestinal infectious diseases and other diseases

Tap water and cellar water must be disinfected and boiled before drinking

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The four cornerstones of health: a reasonable diet, moderate exercise, smoking cessation and alcohol restriction, and psychological balance

2. Policy category

Rural pregnant women can receive treatment at township health centers Free hospital delivery

Rural pregnant women have hospital delivery, and the "reduction and elimination" project is subsidized

Rural extremely poor people and urban low-income people seek medical treatment in public hospitals at or above the county level that have poverty-stricken beds. , you can enjoy the preferential policy of "two exemptions and one reduction": no registration fee, no bed fee, and hospitalization expenses are reduced or reduced in proportion and in different grades

Documents required to apply for a relief hospital bed: "Minimum Living Standards for Urban Residents" "Social Security Fund Receipt Certificate", "Rural Residents' Minimum Living Security Certificate", "Rural Living Aid Receipt Certificate for Extremely Poor People", "Rural Five Guarantees Support Certificate", etc. It is enough to have any of the above certificates

Vaccines are divided into two categories. There is no charge for the first category of vaccines (for inquiries, please contact the local disease control center or township health center)

Vaccination with Thirteen Vaccines , to prevent 14 diseases (for inquiries, please contact the local disease control center or township health center)

School-age children can receive the national immunization program vaccines for free (for inquiries, please contact the local disease control center or township health center)

Vaccination instructions:

1. Hepatitis B vaccine: three shots, within 24 hours after birth, at 1 month of age, and at 6 months of age

2. BCG vaccine: BCG vaccination of newborns within 24 hours after birth can prevent tuberculous meningitis and acute miliary tuberculosis

3. Polio vaccine (sugar pill): children should be vaccinated between 2, 3, and 4 Take one pill each at the age of 1 month and 4 years old. They must be fed with cold water

4. Combined diphtheria-tetanus and pertussis vaccine: Timely vaccination with the combination diphtheria-tetanus and pertussis vaccine is the most effective way to prevent whooping cough, diphtheria and tetanus. Means, children should be vaccinated 4 times after birth between the ages of 3, 4, and 5 months, and between 1 and a half to 2 years old; and a booster vaccination at the age of 6 years old

5. MMR combined vaccine : Vaccination with combined measles, mumps and rubella vaccine can prevent three infectious diseases: measles, mumps and rubella. Children aged 8 months receive 1 dose of combined measles vaccine; children aged 1 and a half to 2 years old receive 1 dose of combined measles and mumps vaccine

6. Live attenuated Japanese encephalitis vaccine: To prevent epidemic Japanese encephalitis, children aged 8 months and 2 years old should each receive one dose of live attenuated Japanese encephalitis vaccine

7. Live attenuated hepatitis A vaccine: 1 dose of live attenuated hepatitis A vaccine for 18-month-old children can prevent hepatitis A

8. Meningococcal meningococcal vaccine: There are two types of meningitis vaccine, namely group A and Group A C meningococcal vaccine. Group A is vaccinated twice between the ages of 6 months and 1.5 years, with an interval of 3 months between the two vaccinations.

Groups A and C should be vaccinated once each at the age of 3 and 6 years old

9. Anthrax vaccine: When an anthrax epidemic occurs, patients, people who have indirect contact with sick animals, and high-risk groups around the epidemic site can receive one dose of anthrax for free. Vaccine

Tuberculosis patients can go to the local CDC for free examination and treatment

The state provides free examination and treatment for tuberculosis patients

The state provides free examination and treatment for leprosy, kala-azar, and hydatid fever The government implements a free treatment policy for AIDS patients

Our government implements a "four exemptions and one care" policy for AIDS patients: the state implements voluntary free blood primary screening tests for AIDS; for farmers and urban residents with economic difficulties