What level of hospital does the Maternal and Child Health Hospital belong to?

County-level maternal and child health hospitals are generally second-class hospitals, and some are second-class hospitals. The administrative level of the dean of the county-level maternal and child health hospital is the deputy department-level administrative treatment.

The basis of classified management of hospitals is the comprehensive level of hospital functions, tasks, facilities, technical construction, medical service quality and scientific management. The essence of hospital classified management is to implement standardized hospital management and target management according to the principles of modern hospital management and the scientific laws and characteristics of medical and health services.

The establishment and classification of hospitals are determined by the health administrative department according to the local government's regional health planning and under the principle of ensuring the reasonable structure and comprehensive functions of urban and rural medical and health networks.

Extended data:

Hospitals at all levels are divided into:

First-class hospitals (no more than 100 beds, including 100 beds) are grass-roots hospitals and health centers that directly provide prevention, medical care, health care and rehabilitation services for specific population communities.

Secondary hospitals (beds are between 10 1 to 500) are regional hospitals that provide comprehensive medical and health care services for many communities and undertake certain teaching and scientific research tasks.

Tertiary hospitals: (50 1 bed or more) are regional hospitals and above that provide high-level professional medical and health care services and perform higher education and scientific research tasks in several areas. The level of hospitals run by enterprises, institutions, collectives and individuals can be relatively determined. After evaluation, hospitals at all levels are divided into Grade A, Grade B and Grade C according to hospital classification management standards, among which Grade III hospitals are added and further divided into Grade III hospitals and 10 hospitals.