Shijiazhuang: Plan to Include AIDS in Towns and Towns

December 1 is the 23rd World AIDS Day. The theme of this year's World AIDS Day remains "to curb AIDS and fulfill its commitment." On the morning of December 1, the Shijiazhuang Municipal Government organized a meeting of the city's AIDS prevention and control committee and members of the county (city) district government leaders, director of health, director of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention. The meeting informed the city's AIDS epidemic situation, summed up the AIDS prevention and control work in recent years, and deployed the current and future work.

The meeting pointed out that Shijiazhuang City will focus on implementing AIDS prevention and control measures in four aspects at present and in the future. First, extensive and in-depth education and education activities. It is necessary to organize a wide range of activities and use various forms to publicize the public. All counties (cities) and districts, relevant departments and units should make careful arrangements to increase publicity, actively use the media (newspapers, radio, television, Internet, etc.) and other popular forms (tables, flyers, information desks, prizes). Questions and answers, theatrical performances, etc.) Extensive publicity campaigns to ensure that the campaign is effective.

Actively adopt high-risk behavior interventions. In view of the rising trend of the proportion of sexually transmitted AIDS in Shijiazhuang City, active interventions such as placing condoms and publicity materials have been actively promoted in public places such as bathing, massage, song and dance halls, and hotels, and crack down on illegal prostitution. The health department will strengthen the construction of high-risk behavioral intervention teams, continue to deepen the gathering places of various high-level people, and improve the awareness and skills of the high-level people on AIDS protection through the implementation of peer education and knowledge training.

Continue to improve the AIDS surveillance network. Strengthening monitoring is an important means for timely detection and effective control of AIDS. The high-risk groups, especially those who use drugs, prostitution, supervision, migrants, key populations in entertainment venues, and pregnant women, will be the key targets for monitoring, and they will take the initiative to carry out tests in a timely manner.

At the same time, we will fully implement the "four exemptions and one care" policy. Finance and public health departments should formulate and improve relevant policies for the treatment of common opportunistic infections of AIDS to ensure that all eligible infected persons and patients can implement antiviral treatment free of charge; social security and health departments jointly research and formulate the integration of people living with HIV and AIDS into cities and towns Regulations concerning the scope of basic medical insurance for employees, urban residents and new rural cooperative medical care. The education department must implement relevant policies for the free acceptance of compulsory education for orphans orphans of AIDS patients, and strictly prevent schools from rejecting the attendance of children orphaned by AIDS or children with AIDS.