What kind of policy does the state implement on infectious diseases?

Guidelines and principles for the prevention and control of infectious diseases: The state implements the policy of giving priority to prevention, combining prevention and control, classified management, relying on science and relying on the masses.

1. Putting prevention first means putting the prevention of infectious diseases in the first place and taking various preventive measures to prevent infectious diseases from happening and spreading. Prevention is the basic policy of health work in China. Prevention-oriented does not mean that medical care is not valued, but requires disease-free prevention, disease treatment and prevention-oriented.

2. The combination of prevention and treatment refers to the combination of preventive measures and treatment measures for infectious diseases under the premise of implementing the policy of putting prevention first. This not only meets the requirements of infectious disease prevention and control, such as managing the source of infection, cutting off the route of transmission and protecting the susceptible population, but also adapts to the transformation from the simple biomedical model in the past to the biological, psychological and social medical model.

3. Classified management refers to a scientific management principle determined according to the mode of transmission, transmission speed, epidemic intensity and the degree of harm to human health and society of different infectious diseases, so as to take different measures in a planned way to better reduce the cost of prevention and control and improve the level and effect of prevention and control.

4. Relying on science refers to carrying forward the scientific spirit and insisting on scientific decision-making in the prevention and treatment of infectious diseases; Popularize scientific knowledge and strengthen scientific guidance; Do a good job in scientific prevention and implement scientific treatment; Rely on science and technology to organize scientific research.

5. Relying on the masses means that the prevention and control of infectious diseases depends on the masses, and the object of work is also the masses. Therefore, the prevention and control of infectious diseases can not be separated from the support and cooperation of the masses, and must be conditional on their conscious participation and active cooperation.