Guangdong to create a "one-stop" mother and child service chain

, the Guangdong Provincial Action Plan for Maternal and Child Safety and Healthy Children (2018-2020) was launched. "Plan" pointed out that the integration of pre-pregnancy health care, pregnancy health care, hospital delivery, post-natal contraception, child health care and other content, to provide a systematic and standardized eugenics and eugenics full service, to create a seamless "one-stop" service chain.
plan points out that prenatal screening and prenatal diagnostic services should be carried out in an orderly manner, and comprehensive prevention and control measures such as the prevention of HIV/AIDS, syphilis and mother-to-child transmission of hepatitis B should be strictly implemented. Emergency command centers at all levels shall, in accordance with the principle of "urgent and near", assign network hospital visits to implement pre-hospital first aid, and transfer them to intensive maternal treatment centers;
plan requires that maternity schools be set up in midwife institutions to develop targeted health education materials. Use television, radio, newspapers, websites, WeChat, micro-blogs, etc. to popularize health knowledge. We will widely carry out popular science education on the prevention of common diseases in children, popularize appropriate technologies for the comprehensive management of childhood diseases, and strengthen the prevention and control of myopia among children and adolescents.
plan, to carry out monitoring and evaluation of children's growth and development, strengthen children's personalized nutrition guidance, guide children to strengthen physical exercise. Implement infant and young child feeding strategies and explore the establishment of a nutrition advisory platform for the first 1000 days of life. Innovate the management mode of baby-friendly hospitals, strengthen the review, evaluation and supervision of baby-friendly hospitals, and increase the coverage ratio of maternity, paediatric general hospitals, maternal and child health hospitals, Chinese hospitals, obstetrics and gynecology hospitals and central township hospitals at or above the county level.