Specialized nutritionists with lunar meals, 24-hour-to-a-child care, hundreds of post-natal rehabilitation projects... I don't know. In recent years, the men and women's centre, which provides “one-stop” post-natal rehabilitation services such as nutritional feeding, mother and child care and post-natal rehabilitation, has been very popular in the market. However, readers have reported that in some of the children's centres there are problems such as irregularities in the operation of nursing staff and the damage to mother and child health caused by the over-scope provision of medical services。
On 6 january this year, a 9-day-old baby girl in guangdong died of suffocation at the tsukiko centre because of improper handling by staff of breast milk; on 7 january, an under-month-old baby in shaanxian fell on the ground from her sister-in-law at the moon club, causing traumatic brain damage。
Caregiver at the tsukiko centre is divided into two categories: nurse and sister-in-law. Nurses are responsible for maternal injury care, monitoring of maternal and child health, etc., and must hold a nurse's certificate of qualification and practice issued by the health administration. The sister-in-law is responsible for day-to-day infant feeding, cleaning, etc. And relies more on experience. Although most agencies require a mother-in-law certificate for mother-and-child care at the time of recruitment, due to the absence of clear professional criteria, some months-on-the-jobs can be filled only through in-house training and appraisal。
In addition, the emergency plans of the mets centre are relatively weak, and most of the mets centre's emergency equipment, medicines and personnel emergency response capacity are less than those of hospitals, clinics, etc., when dealing with neonatal emergencies such as milk suffocation, heat outbreaks or maternal emergencies。
Readers have also indicated that some of the children's centres do not have medical qualifications but provide practical medical care in the name of “post-natal rehabilitation”。
In october of last year, ms. Deng of jiangsu nosei was sold to buy post-natal rehabilitation projects known as “three gold post-natal” such as pelvis closure, abdominal abdominal abdominal abdominal abdominal abdominal abdomen rehabilitation. Ms. Deng told journalists that she was feeling ill after several massages and had visited the hospital and found that the massages were not proper。
In the survey, journalists learned that the so-called “post-natal rehabilitation” project has both life-care features and may involve professional medical operations, which are somewhat vague in nature. According to industry sources, extra fees for post-natal rehabilitation projects are an important source of profits for the moon and son centre and are therefore marketed in various ways。
“the mother's infirmity during the period of the month and the caesarean section have not yet healed, so that repairs can easily cause damage.” the deputy director of obstetrics at the sanctuary hospital described pelvic deformation, abdominal severation and laxity as common health problems in women after childbirth, and that the need for rehabilitation treatment should be assessed on the basis of professional tests, if any, and recommended at least 42 days after the birth。
The ultra-broad operation of the tsukiko centre has led to a multiplicity of regulatory departments and has troubled consumer advocacy。
In november of last year, mr. Gansu and his readers complained at the people's network's “leader board” that his wife had received “post-natal rehabilitation” services from the sunsun center for happy summers, resulting in injuries such as lullaby, hidden spinal fractures, etc. In this connection, mr. Ma complained to the sanitary and health department of the city of pygmy, but was informed that the tsukiko centre was engaged in mother-and-child care services that were not part of the medical facility, that the “temperatories” used were not medical devices and that no medical act had been detected and was inadmissible。
There is also the tsukiko centre, which is located in the hospital but does not belong to the medical department. The post-natal rehabilitation centre at the new quanhua hospital in yunnan, chosen by the reader, is one of the “specialization centres and sections” at the new quanhua hospital in yunnan first people's hospital and is located in hospital buildings. Its information page has also repeatedly highlighted specialist resources for obstetrics and paediatrics at the first people's hospital in ito yunnan province. However, when the dispute arose, the reader was told that “the post-natal rehabilitation centre of the new quixuan hospital is part of the post-natal rehabilitation centre established by the new quixuan investment management ltd, a medical staff of the yun shuu group. A non-medical unit) is registered with the civil administration and is not administered by the provincial board of health and welfare and has no jurisdiction in kunming city.”
Deng yong, professor of health and health law, beijing medical university, believes that the disconnect between the characterization of the tsukiko centre and its actual service delivery is the core problem of “painting the edges” of the institution and the protection of consumer rights. “the country's current classification classifies the children's centres as mother-and-child living care or domestic service, allowing only basic care, food and accommodation services. However, there is a similar demand for medical services in the market, which has led some institutions to introduce services of a medical nature, such as post-natal rehabilitation, breast-feeding, and injury care, resulting in a mismatch between qualifications and services.”
In addition, we have yet to develop nationally harmonized standards for access and operation of the moon centre. According to deng yong, many of the services provided by the city's shinko centres include catering, accommodation, mother-and-child care, consumer medicine and other services, including food and medicine supervision, civil brigade, health, market supervision, etc., “in the event of a dispute involving medical friction, the health services are not allowed to intervene on the grounds of `non-medical institutions', while market regulations are difficult to intervene on the grounds of `involved medical care', which appears to be multi-directional, and many are not controlled.” deng yong said。
The experts suggested that the authorities could develop and strengthen uniform management standards for health, personnel, services, etc. In mother-and-child care settings and enhance overall transparency of services. It is also urgent to put in place a system for the management of children's centres, to define their exclusive status as “mother-child care services”, to define the core service boundaries and to clarify the supervision responsibilities of each sector. It was also suggested that a system of hierarchical access and qualification at the sunshine centre should be established, that institutions providing only basic care, accommodation and accommodation services should be disaggregated and that institutions capable of extending similar medical services should be regulated with precision in order to safeguard consumer rights。
