Download Practical skills on the topic: Planning activities CSSES . The Aim

Practical skills on the topic:
Planning activities CSSES .
The Aim:
• Planning activities CSES is the basis of management Sanepid service in the
area. Responsible for organizing the planning and implementation of the
planned activities lies with the chief state sanitary doctor of the
administrative unit, his deputy, as well as heads of departments CSES. The
most appropriate method of planning is CSSES Topical method.
To develop a work plan for the next year CSSES
must have:
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CSES sample annual plan and materials needed for the analysis of the health
of the area: the state of health of the population (births, deaths, including children's physical development of children and adolescents, the incidence the general, infectious, with temporary disability, the level of injury), data on
working and living conditions of the population, the environment, social everyday maintenance of the population, policy guidance of the parent
bodies.
sequence of actions
• 1. Inventory of the main sections of the annual plan and their inclusion in
the scheme
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1.
action
Arrangements and to work with the
staff
2.
Measures to prevent and reduce
the incidence of the population
3.
Overall health wellness activities
4.
Material - technical equipment
CSSES
performer
period of execution Check off
note
2. The planning of organizational activities and work
with the staff:?
• Preparation and planning issues for
consideration in local authorities, public
organizations and trade unions
• Prepare questions for consideration
hokimiyats standing committees,
meeting emergency and anti
commissions
• Preparation of questions for
consideration by the board, the medical
council, bodies zdraoohraneniya
• Planning work sanepidsoveta, council
health assistants and laboratory
technicians, public health inspectors
• Activities to work with staff
3. The planning of activities to prevent and reduce morbidity
• A) measures to reduce,
prevent and eliminate
infectious and parasitic
diseases:
• Intestinal infections and
helminthiasis
• Respiratory infection
(diphtheria, scarlet fever,
measles, whooping cough)
• Viral infection (influenza,
polio, epidgepatit,
encephalitis, psittacosis, etc.).
continuation :
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rabies Prevention
Events for vaccination
antimalarial activities
TB control activities
Prevention of fungal diseases
Prevention of rare infections (anthrax, tetanus, tularemia)
Measures to avoid liquidated infectious diseases (plague, smallpox, cholera,
relapsing fever, guinea worm, etc.).
B) measures for the prevention of major non-communicable diseases
• Cardio - vascular pathology
• malignancies
• Respiratory diseases, etc.
• B) measures for the prevention of
food poisoning
• D) activities for the prevention of
occupational diseases and
poisoning, industrial and
agricultural injuries
4. The general sanitary planning recreational activities
Warning sanitary supervision
Sanitary protection of air
The fight against industrial and
domestic noise and vibration
Organization of rational nutrition
Ensuring hygienic conditions for
the normal physical development
of children and adolescents
Organization of recreation
General sanitary and recreational
activities