Physical examination vision requirements for public institutions

The visual acuity requirements for physical examination of public institutions are that the corrected visual acuity of both eyes is not less than 4.8, and the lens power does not exceed 800 degrees.

Public Institutions refer to social service organizations that are organized by state agencies or other organizations using state-owned assets for the purpose of social welfare and engage in education, science and technology, culture, health and other activities.

Public institutions accept government leadership and take the form of legal entities of organizations or institutions.

Public institutions are generally institutions set up by the state with a certain public welfare nature, but they are not government agencies, and their staff are different from civil servants.

According to the spirit of the reform of the classification of national public institutions, public institutions are no longer divided into fully funded public institutions and differentially funded public institutions, but are divided into public welfare first-class public institutions and public welfare second-class public institutions. There are also new public institutions that use state-owned assets.

Public institutions run by social capital are not public institutions funded by the state.

Five characteristics 1. Providing public services: The function of public institutions is actually to provide public products. Providing public products is the basic condition for the emergence and existence of public institutions.

Public institutions in the fields of science, education, culture, and health are social service support systems that ensure the normal conduct of national political, economic, and cultural life.

2. Belonging to non-public administrative power agencies: Most of the undertakings engaged in by public institutions are specific affairs derived from government functions, but they do not belong to public administrative power agencies and do not have public administrative power.

There cannot be a relationship between leaders and subordinates between similar public institutions, and it does not have administrative functions for other departments or individuals within the administrative division.

3. It is a knowledge-intensive organization: the vast majority of public institutions are knowledge-intensive organizations with mental work as the main body. Professionals are the main personnel of public institutions. It is a basic requirement of public institutions to use scientific, technological and cultural knowledge to provide services to all aspects of society.

social functions.

4. Localization of funding sources: Our country’s public institutions are basically allocated unified funds for various undertakings by the state finance. This is a basic feature of China’s traditional undertaking management system.

With the deepening and development of the institutional reform of public institutions, the funding sources of public institutions have become increasingly diversified, but financial allocations from the state still dominate the funding of public institutions.

5. Extensive scope of public institutions: The scope of public institutions involves education, science, technology, culture, health, sports and other industries and fields.

Its subjects are diverse and its scale is grand.