컨텐츠 영역
This image illustrates the system in which viral infectious disease pathogen testing is carried out and the results are shared.
Participating Medical Institutions
- Clinical diagnosis and specimen collection from patients.
- Completion of test request forms and consent forms.
- Receiving test results.
Specimen Transport Institutions
- Collects specimens and clinical information from participating medical institutions.
- Transports specimens to the provincial health and environment research institute or the virus analysis department.
Provincial Health and Environment Research Institutes
- Conducts tests to identify viral infectious disease pathogens.
- Provides test results back to participating medical institutions and manages local healthcare networks.
- Sends results to the virus analysis department.
Virus Analysis Department (Central)
- Oversees viral infectious disease pathogen testing programs.
- Analyzes the occurrence status and provides weekly data.
- Operates a collaborative network with the health and environment research institutes.
- Provides technical support and compiles and analyzes test results.
Summary of Information Flow
1. Patient diagnosis and specimen collection: Performed at participating medical institutions.
2. Specimen collection and transport: Delivered through specimen transport institutions to research institutes.
3. Testing: Provincial health and environment research institutes conduct pathogen testing and identification.
4. Central management: The virus analysis department oversees testing programs, compiles results, provides technical support, and supplies data.
5. Feedback: Test results and occurrence data are sent back to medical institutions and research institutes.
Summary Interpretation
Specimens and information are reported upward from participating medical institutions → transport institutions → provincial health and environment research institutes → virus analysis department,
and the test results and analysis data are fed back to be utilized in field diagnosis and policy management.
Participating Medical Institutions
- Clinical diagnosis and specimen collection from patients.
- Completion of test request forms and consent forms.
- Receiving test results.
Specimen Transport Institutions
- Collects specimens and clinical information from participating medical institutions.
- Transports specimens to the provincial health and environment research institute or the virus analysis department.
Provincial Health and Environment Research Institutes
- Conducts tests to identify viral infectious disease pathogens.
- Provides test results back to participating medical institutions and manages local healthcare networks.
- Sends results to the virus analysis department.
Virus Analysis Department (Central)
- Oversees viral infectious disease pathogen testing programs.
- Analyzes the occurrence status and provides weekly data.
- Operates a collaborative network with the health and environment research institutes.
- Provides technical support and compiles and analyzes test results.
Summary of Information Flow
1. Patient diagnosis and specimen collection: Performed at participating medical institutions.
2. Specimen collection and transport: Delivered through specimen transport institutions to research institutes.
3. Testing: Provincial health and environment research institutes conduct pathogen testing and identification.
4. Central management: The virus analysis department oversees testing programs, compiles results, provides technical support, and supplies data.
5. Feedback: Test results and occurrence data are sent back to medical institutions and research institutes.
Summary Interpretation
Specimens and information are reported upward from participating medical institutions → transport institutions → provincial health and environment research institutes → virus analysis department,
and the test results and analysis data are fed back to be utilized in field diagnosis and policy management.