GB 16007-1995 Methods for the control, assessment and acceptance of Kaschin-Beck disease wards

This standard specifies the control and assessment and acceptance methods for Kaschin-Beck disease wards in my country. This standard applies to the evaluation of the prevention and treatment effects of Kaschin-Beck disease and the implementation of the assessment and acceptance of ward control by health authorities at all levels. GB 16007-1995 Control and Assessment and Acceptance Methods for Kaschin-Beck Disease wards GB16007-1995 Standard download decompression password: www.bzxz.net

GB16007—1995
This standard is based on GB/T1.1-1993 Standardization Work Guidelines Unit 1: Standardization Drafting and Expression Rules Part 1: Basic Provisions for Standard Writing and GB/T1.22-1993 Standardization Work Guidelines Unit 2: Methods for Determining Standard Content Part 22: Provisions of Reference Standards, and on the basis of extensive consultation with peer experts, the "Standards for Basic Control Areas for Kaschin-Beck Disease (Trial)" and "Measures for Assessment of Basic Control Areas for Kaschin-Beck Disease (Trial)" discussed and adopted during the National Kaschin-Beck Disease Monitoring Work Conference in 1989 were re-edited.
This standard provides a technical basis for the control and assessment and acceptance methods of Kaschin-Beck Disease areas in my country. This standard has made major changes to the observation objects and standard intermediate values ​​in the original trial standards, and has added Appendix A (Appendix to the Standard) and Appendix B (Appendix to the Standard), which has improved the operability of the standard. This standard shall replace the "Standard for Basic Control Areas for Kashin-Beck Disease (Trial)" and "Measures for Assessment of Basic Control Areas for Kashin-Beck Disease (Trial)" formulated in 1989 from the date of entry into force.
Appendix A and Appendix B of this standard are both appendices to the standard. This standard was proposed by the Ministry of Health of the People's Republic of China. The drafting unit of this standard is Kashin-Beck Disease Research Institute of China Endemic Disease Control and Prevention Research Center. The main drafters of this standard are: Wang Zhiwu, Yang Jianbo, Liu Jinxian, and Liu Yunqi. This standard is interpreted by China Endemic Disease Control and Prevention Research Center, the technical unit entrusted by the Ministry of Health. 4.52
1 Scope
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
Control, checking and accepting methods of kashin-beck disease area
This standard specifies the control, checking and accepting methods of kashin-beck disease area in my country. GB16007—1995
This standard applies to the evaluation of the prevention and treatment effects of Kaschin-Beck disease and the implementation of the control and acceptance of disease areas by health authorities at all levels. 2 Referenced standards
The provisions contained in the following standards constitute the provisions of this standard through reference in this standard. When this standard is published, the versions shown are valid. All standards will be revised, and the parties using this standard should explore the possibility of using the latest versions of the following standards. GB16003--1995 Diagnosis standard of Kaschin-Beck disease GB16395—1996 Determination and division standard of Kaschin-Beck disease disease area 3 Disease area control standard
3.1 Control standard based on village (referring to administrative village, the same below) has one of the following two items, and there is no significant difference between the results of more than two (including two) disease examinations in the past five years. 3.1.1 Examination of primary and secondary school students aged 7 to 16 years old, the examination rate is not less than 95%, and there are no typical cases above grade I in clinical practice (see 4.1 in GB 16003).
3.1. Randomly sample more than 50 primary school students aged 27 to 12 years old according to age stratification and take right hand X-rays. For villages with less than or equal to 50 primary school students, the number of people taking the X-rays should be no less than 95% of the actual number, and the X-ray positive rate should be less than or equal to 10.0%, among which the bone end lesions are less than or equal to 3.0%, and there are no epiphyseal double plus signs and triads [see Appendix B (Supplement) of GB16003]. 3.2 Control standards for townships (towns)
More than 95% of the villages under the jurisdiction of townships (towns) meet the requirements of 3.1. 3.3 Control standards for cities (counties) All townships (towns) under the jurisdiction of cities (counties) meet the requirements of 3.2. 3.4 Control standards for provinces (autonomous regions)
All cities (counties) under the jurisdiction of provinces (autonomous regions) meet the requirements of 3.3. 3.5 National control standards
All provinces (regions) in the country have met the requirements of 3.4. 4 Assessment and acceptance methods
4.1 Conditions for assessment and acceptance
4.1.1 The historical medical conditions of the population aged 7 to 16 in each village under its jurisdiction and the medical conditions in the past five years are clear. 4.1.2 The information on the organization and management of prevention and control work, prevention and control measures and their implementation is complete. Approved by the State Bureau of Technical Supervision on December 15, 1995 and implemented on July 1, 1996
4.1.3 After self-inspection, it is considered that the control standards have been met. 4.2 Assessment and acceptance content
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4.2. The clinical and X-ray morbidity of primary school students aged 17 to 12 years old, or the clinical morbidity of primary and secondary school students aged 7 to 16 years old. 4.2.2 Self-assessment situation and results.
4.2.3 The prevention and control measures adopted and their implementation. 4.2.4 Leadership and organizational management of prevention and control work. 4.3 Assessment and acceptance procedures
4.3.1 Townships (townships), cities (counties), provinces (regions) that have self-inspected and believe that they have met the control standards and have the conditions for assessment and acceptance should submit an application for assessment and acceptance to the higher-level health authority, and at the same time submit a written summary of each item in 4.2 and a completed "KBD Ward Control Assessment Form" (see Appendix A).
4.3.2 The higher-level health authority organizes an assessment and acceptance group (team) with leaders and experts to conduct an item-by-item assessment in accordance with the provisions of 4.2. 4.3.3 The assessment and acceptance group (team) shall make a conclusion of whether to admit or not to meet the control standard based on the assessment results, and fill in A6.1 or A7.1 in Appendix A of the Control Assessment Form for Kaschin-Beck Disease Wards
4.3.4 The health authority at the same level shall examine and approve the conclusion of the assessment and acceptance group (team), and fill in A6.3 or A7.3 in Appendix A of the Control Assessment Form for Kaschin-Beck Disease Wards, affix the official seal, and sign the competent leader, so that the completed "Control Assessment Form for Kaschin-Beck Disease Wards" becomes a document with legal effect.
4.4 Methods of assessment and acceptance
4.4.1 The health authority in the area under assessment and acceptance shall report on the prevention and control work, condition, self-examination and results of Kaschin-Beck Disease. 4.4.2 Review the files of the prevention and control work of Kaschin-Beck Disease. 4.4.3 Review all X-rays taken of children aged 7 to 12 in the ward in the past five years. 4.4.4 Conduct a random survey on the KBD condition of people aged 7 to 16 (see Appendix B). 151
Applicant
Applicant date
A1 Distribution of KBD disease areas
Name of disease area (city) or
Township (township)
Instructions for filling in the form
Total population, 10,000
Total population
This form is to be filled in by the applicant.
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Appendix A
(Standard Appendix)
KBD disease area control assessment form
Number of townships
Population of disease area
(2) Fill in the total population of the disease area county (city) or township (township). 3 (3) Fill in the total population of each disease village in the disease county (city) or township (township). 4 (4) Fill in the total number of townships (towns) under the jurisdiction of the county (city) with disease. 5 (5) Fill in the total number of townships (towns) under the jurisdiction of the county (city) with disease. 6 (6) Fill in the total number of villages under the jurisdiction of the county (city) with disease or township (town). 7 (7) Fill in the number of villages under the jurisdiction of the county (city) with disease or township (town). 8 Provinces (autonomous regions) with many counties (cities) with disease may add additional pages. Total
Number of disease areas
Number of villages
Clinical survey of Kaschin-Beck disease
Frequency of counties (cities) with a prevalence rate (crude) of grade 1 or above
Survey time
Instructions for filling in the form
Check the number of counties (cities)
Check the number of townships (towns)
This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
2 (1) Fill in from the earliest to the latest since the time of historical records. 3 (6)-(5)-(4)×100%.
(7)+(8)+(9)=(2).
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Number of population surveyed
Crude rate of morbidity above 1 degree Frequency of villages as units A2.2
Census time
Number of villages surveyed
Instructions for filling in the form
This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
2 (1) Fill in from the earliest to the latest time since the availability of historical materials. 3 (2)=(3)+(4)+(5).
Number of morbidity above 1 degree
4Crude rate of morbidity (%) in villages 2Number of cases above 1 degree in villages 1Number of census population in villages×100. A2.37-16 years old children clinical 1 degree or above disease (special) rate County (city) frequency 456
Disease rate, %
Village disease (crude) rate, %
Disease (crude) rate, %
Survey time
Form filling instructions
Check the number of counties (cities) Check the number of townships (towns)
This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
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Clinical 1 degree or above
Check the number of population
Number of cases
Disease rate, %
Disease (special) rate,%
2Fill in from the earliest time when historical records are available. For data 5 years ago, the statistical results of the 5- to 15-year-old age group can be used, but it must be indicated. 3(4)Fill in the number of children aged 7 to 16 years old. 4(5)Fill in the number of cases detected with 1 degree or above.
5(6)=(5)-(4)×100.
(7)+(8)+(9)=(2).
A2.4Frequency of clinical 1 degree or above prevalence (special) of children aged 7 to 16 years old in villagesCensus time
Instructions for filling in the form
Number of villages surveyed
This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
Village prevalence (special) rate%
Fill in from the earliest time when historical records are available; for data 5 years ago, the statistical results of the 5- to 15-year-old age group can be used, but it must be indicated. 2
3(3) to (6) Fill in the number of villages.
(3)+(4)+(5)+(6)(2).
A3 X-ray disease of children aged 7 to 12 years old
A3.1 Total X-ray detection rate frequency
Filming time
Instructions for filling in the form
Number of filming points
Number of filming cases
This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
2(1) Fill in from the earliest to the latest since the time of historical records. GB 16007-1995
Number of detected cases
3(2), (3), (4) Fill in the total number of all filming points. 4 (5)=(4)+(3)×100.
5(6)+(7)+(8)=(2).
The prevalence column refers to the number of cases detected in each village minus the number of radiographs × 100. 6
A3.2X-ray bone end prevalence frequency
X-ray time
Number of radiographs
Number of radiographs
Instructions for filling in the form: Same as the instructions for filling in Table A3.1. 458
Number of detected cases
Prevalence, %
Prevalence, %
Prevalence (%)Frequency
Prevalence of bone endFrequency
A4Typical adjustment of historical severe disease areas
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Popular sampling surveyPrevalence of 1 degree or above (%)FrequencyNumber of townships (towns) involved
Survey time
Instructions for filling in the form
Number of villages surveyed
This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
Number of counties (cities) involved
2（1）Fill in from the earliest to the latest time since the historical data. 3（2）Fill in the interval-the number of villages surveyed during the time.
4（3）(4)Fill in the number of counties (cities) and townships (towns) to which the surveyed villages belong. 5 (5) to (7) Fill in the number of villages surveyed.
6 (5) + (6) + (7) (2).
1st degree or higher prevalence rate (%) = number of cases with 1st degree or higher minus the number of surveyed people × 100. Frequency of prevalence rate (special) of children aged 7 to 16 years old A4.2
Survey time
Number of surveyed villages
Number of counties (cities) involved"
Number of townships (towns) involved
Frequency of prevalence rate (special) of I degree or higher
Frequency of prevalence rate (special) of I degree or higher
Survey time
Instructions for filling in the form
Number of surveyed villages
This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
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Table (end)
Number of counties (cities) involved
Number of townships (towns) involved
(1) Fill in from the earliest to the latest time since the historical records were available. (2) Fill in the number of villages surveyed during the same period.
(3) and (4) Fill in the number of counties (cities) and townships (towns) to which the surveyed villages belong. (5) to (7) Fill in the number of villages surveyed.
(5)+(6)+(7)=(2).
Prevalence of morbidity above grade 1 (%)=Number of cases above grade 1→Number of surveyed persons×100. For data before 1985, the statistical results of the age group of 5 to 15 years old can be used, but it must be indicated. A5 Prevention and Control Situation
A5.1 Changes in Staple Food Varieties and Sources
Rice Ratio, %
Survey Time
Instructions for Filling in the Form
Total Number of Diseased Villages
1 This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
2 Fill in from far to near according to the survey time.
3 (2) Fill in the number of all diseased villages.
4 (3)~(8) Fill in the number of villages.
Varieties and source ratios are calculated based on the annual average edible grain consumption of 30 households randomly surveyed in each village. 5
6 (3)+(4)+(5)=(6)+(7)+(8) =(2). 460
Frequency of disease (special) above degree I
Ratio of non-self-produced grain, %
A5.2 Water improvement status
Survey time
Instructions for filling in the form
Total number of diseased villages
1This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
Number of villages with improved water
2(1) Fill in from far to near according to the survey time. 3(2) Fill in the number of all diseased villages.
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Number of beneficiaries
Deep well drilling
4(3)~(8) Fill in the cumulative number of villages and people since the water improvement. (3) Less than or equal to (2).
6(5)+(6)+(7)+(8)=(2).
（8）Including ground water, well water, filtered water, etc. A5.3 Drug prevention and treatment status
Drug name
Instructions for filling in the form
This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
Application start and end time
Number of villages applying
Spring water
Beneficiaries
Tap water
Number of beneficiaries
2If it is a provincial (regional) level assessment, fill in the cumulative number of the province (region) in this form; if it is a county (city) level assessment, fill in the cumulative number of the county (city) in this form, and so on. 3If the beneficiary is children, fill in (A); if the beneficiary is the whole people, fill in (B); if the beneficiary is only a case or a sample observation, fill in (C). 461
A5.4 Per capita income status
Survey time
Instructions for filling in the form
Total number of sick villages
This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
（1）Fill in from far to near according to the survey time. 2
(2)Fill in the number of all sick villages.
GB16007
≤250
4(3)～(6)Fill in the number of sick villages, (3)+(4)+(5)+(6)=(2). A6
Province (region)
A6.1． Assessment opinions
County (city)
Assessment of township (town)
>1 000
Assessment team leader (signature):
Deputy team leader (signature):
Year, month, day
A6.2 Assessment team (team) members
Team leader
Deputy team leader
Province (autonomous region)
GB16007-1995
County (city) endemic disease prevention and control office’s review opinions
Work unit
Person in charge (signature):
Seal of the endemic disease prevention and control office:
January 1, 2017
A7 Assessment of the assessment team (team) organized by the Ministry of HealthA7.1 Assessment opinions
Assessment team leader (signature):
Deputy team leader (signature):1 X-ray total detection rate frequency
Filming time
Form filling instructions
Filming points
Filming cases
This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
2 (1) Fill in from the earliest to the latest time since the historical data. GB 16007-1995
Detection cases
3 (2), (3), (4) Fill in the total number of all filming points. 4 (5)=(4)+(3)×100.
5 (6)+(7)+(8)=(2).
The prevalence column refers to the number of cases detected in each village minus the number of radiographs × 100. 6
A3.2X-ray bone end prevalence frequency
X-ray time
Number of radiographs
Number of radiographs
Instructions for filling in the form: Same as the instructions for filling in Table A3.1. 458
Number of detected cases
Prevalence, %
Prevalence, %
Prevalence (%)Frequency
Prevalence of bone endFrequency
A4Typical adjustment of historical severe disease areas
GB16007—1995
Popular sampling surveyPrevalence of 1 degree or above (%)FrequencyNumber of townships (towns) involved
Survey time
Instructions for filling in the form
Number of villages surveyed
This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
Number of counties (cities) involved
2（1）Fill in from the earliest to the latest time since the historical data. 3（2）Fill in the interval-the number of villages surveyed during the time.
4（3）(4)Fill in the number of counties (cities) and townships (towns) to which the surveyed villages belong. 5 (5) to (7) Fill in the number of villages surveyed.
6 (5) + (6) + (7) (2).
1st degree or higher prevalence rate (%) = number of cases with 1st degree or higher minus the number of surveyed people × 100. Frequency of prevalence rate (special) of children aged 7 to 16 years old A4.2
Survey time
Number of surveyed villages
Number of counties (cities) involved"
Number of townships (towns) involved
Frequency of prevalence rate (special) of I degree or higher
Frequency of prevalence rate (special) of I degree or higher
Survey time
Instructions for filling in the form
Number of surveyed villages
This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
GB 16007--1995
Table (end)
Number of counties (cities) involved
Number of townships (towns) involved
(1) Fill in from the earliest to the latest time since the historical records were available. (2) Fill in the number of villages surveyed during the same period.
(3) and (4) Fill in the number of counties (cities) and townships (towns) to which the surveyed villages belong. (5) to (7) Fill in the number of villages surveyed.
(5)+(6)+(7)=(2).
Prevalence of morbidity above grade 1 (%)=Number of cases above grade 1→Number of surveyed persons×100. For data before 1985, the statistical results of the age group of 5 to 15 years old can be used, but it must be indicated. A5 Prevention and Control Situation
A5.1 Changes in Staple Food Varieties and Sources
Rice Ratio, %
Survey Time
Instructions for Filling in the Form
Total Number of Diseased Villages
1 This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
2 Fill in from far to near according to the survey time.
3 (2) Fill in the number of all diseased villages.
4 (3)~(8) Fill in the number of villages.
Varieties and source ratios are calculated based on the annual average edible grain consumption of 30 households randomly surveyed in each village. 5
6 (3)+(4)+(5)=(6)+(7)+(8) =(2). 460
Frequency of disease (special) above degree I
Ratio of non-self-produced grain, %
A5.2 Water improvement status
Survey time
Instructions for filling in the form
Total number of diseased villages
1This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
Number of villages with improved water
2(1) Fill in from far to near according to the survey time. 3(2) Fill in the number of all diseased villages.
GB 16007--1995
Number of beneficiaries
Deep well drilling
4(3)~(8) Fill in the cumulative number of villages and people since the water improvement. (3) Less than or equal to (2).
6(5)+(6)+(7)+(8)=(2).
（8）Including ground water, well water, filtered water, etc. A5.3 Drug prevention and treatment status
Drug name
Instructions for filling in the form
This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
Application start and end time
Number of villages applying
Spring water
Beneficiaries
Tap water
Number of beneficiaries
2If it is a provincial (regional) level assessment, fill in the cumulative number of the province (region) in this form; if it is a county (city) level assessment, fill in the cumulative number of the county (city) in this form, and so on. 3If the beneficiary is children, fill in (A); if the beneficiary is the whole people, fill in (B); if the beneficiary is only a case or a sample observation, fill in (C). 461
A5.4 Per capita income status
Survey time
Instructions for filling in the form
Total number of sick villages
This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
（1）Fill in from far to near according to the survey time. 2
(2)Fill in the number of all sick villages.
GB16007
≤250
4(3)～(6)Fill in the number of sick villages, (3)+(4)+(5)+(6)=(2). A6
Province (region)
A6.1． Assessment opinions
County (city)
Assessment of township (town)
>1 000
Assessment team leader (signature):
Deputy team leader (signature):
Year, month, day
A6.2 Assessment team (team) members
Team leader
Deputy team leader
Province (autonomous region)
GB16007-1995
County (city) endemic disease prevention and control office’s review opinions
Work unit
Person in charge (signature):
Seal of the endemic disease prevention and control office:
January 1, 2017
A7 Assessment of the assessment team (team) organized by the Ministry of HealthA7.1 Assessment opinions
Assessment team leader (signature):
Deputy team leader (signature):1 X-ray total detection rate frequency
Filming time
Form filling instructions
Filming points
Filming cases
This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
2 (1) Fill in from the earliest to the latest time since the historical data. GB 16007-1995
Detection cases
3 (2), (3), (4) Fill in the total number of all filming points. 4 (5)=(4)+(3)×100.
5 (6)+(7)+(8)=(2).
The prevalence column refers to the number of cases detected in each village minus the number of radiographs × 100. 6
A3.2X-ray bone end prevalence frequency
X-ray time
Number of radiographs
Number of radiographs
Instructions for filling in the form: Same as the instructions for filling in Table A3.1. 458
Number of detected cases
Prevalence, %
Prevalence, %
Prevalence (%)Frequency
Prevalence of bone endFrequency
A4Typical adjustment of historical severe disease areas
GB16007—1995
Popular sampling surveyPrevalence of 1 degree or above (%)FrequencyNumber of townships (towns) involved
Survey time
Instructions for filling in the form
Number of villages surveyed
This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
Number of counties (cities) involved
2（1）Fill in from the earliest to the latest time since the historical data. 3（2）Fill in the interval-the number of villages surveyed during the time.
4（3）(4)Fill in the number of counties (cities) and townships (towns) to which the surveyed villages belong. 5 (5) to (7) Fill in the number of villages surveyed.
6 (5) + (6) + (7) (2).
1st degree or higher prevalence rate (%) = number of cases with 1st degree or higher minus the number of surveyed people × 100. Frequency of prevalence rate (special) of children aged 7 to 16 years old A4.2
Survey time
Number of surveyed villages
Number of counties (cities) involved"
Number of townships (towns) involved
Frequency of prevalence rate (special) of I degree or higher
Frequency of prevalence rate (special) of I degree or higher
Survey time
Instructions for filling in the form
Number of surveyed villages
This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
GB 16007--1995
Table (end)
Number of counties (cities) involved
Number of townships (towns) involved
(1) Fill in from the earliest to the latest time since the historical records were available. (2) Fill in the number of villages surveyed during the same period.
(3) and (4) Fill in the number of counties (cities) and townships (towns) to which the surveyed villages belong. (5) to (7) Fill in the number of villages surveyed.
(5)+(6)+(7)=(2).
Prevalence of morbidity above grade 1 (%)=Number of cases above grade 1→Number of surveyed persons×100. For data before 1985, the statistical results of the age group of 5 to 15 years old can be used, but it must be indicated. A5 Prevention and Control Situation
A5.1 Changes in Staple Food Varieties and Sources
Rice Ratio, %
Survey Time
Instructions for Filling in the Form
Total Number of Diseased Villages
1 This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
2 Fill in from far to near according to the survey time.
3 (2) Fill in the number of all diseased villages.
4 (3)~(8) Fill in the number of villages.
Varieties and source ratios are calculated based on the annual average edible grain consumption of 30 households randomly surveyed in each village. 5
6 (3)+(4)+(5)=(6)+(7)+(8) =(2). 460
Frequency of disease (special) above degree I
Ratio of non-self-produced grain, %
A5.2 Water improvement status
Survey time
Instructions for filling in the form
Total number of diseased villages
1This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
Number of villages with improved water
2(1) Fill in from far to near according to the survey time. 3(2) Fill in the number of all diseased villages.
GB 16007--1995
Number of beneficiaries
Deep well drilling
4(3)~(8) Fill in the cumulative number of villages and people since the water improvement. (3) Less than or equal to (2).
6(5)+(6)+(7)+(8)=(2).
（8）Including ground water, well water, filtered water, etc. A5.3 Drug prevention and treatment status
Drug name
Instructions for filling in the form
This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
Application start and end time
Number of villages applying
Spring water
Beneficiaries
Tap water
Number of beneficiaries
2If it is a provincial (regional) level assessment, fill in the cumulative number of the province (region) in this form; if it is a county (city) level assessment, fill in the cumulative number of the county (city) in this form, and so on. 3If the beneficiary is children, fill in (A); if the beneficiary is the whole people, fill in (B); if the beneficiary is only a case or a sample observation, fill in (C). 461
A5.4 Per capita income status
Survey time
Instructions for filling in the form
Total number of sick villages
This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
（1）Fill in from far to near according to the survey time. 2
(2)Fill in the number of all sick villages.
GB16007
≤250
4(3)～(6)Fill in the number of sick villages, (3)+(4)+(5)+(6)=(2). A6
Province (region)
A6.1． Assessment opinions
County (city)
Assessment of township (town)
>1 000
Assessment team leader (signature):
Deputy team leader (signature):
Year, month, day
A6.2 Assessment team (team) members
Team leader
Deputy team leader
Province (autonomous region)
GB16007-1995
County (city) endemic disease prevention and control office’s review opinions
Work unit
Person in charge (signature):
Seal of the endemic disease prevention and control office:
January 1, 2017
A7 Assessment of the assessment team (team) organized by the Ministry of HealthA7.1 Assessment opinions
Assessment team leader (signature):
Deputy team leader (signature):1 Changes in staple food varieties and sources
Rice ratio, %
Survey time
Instructions for filling in the form
Total number of diseased villages
1This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
2Fill in from far to near according to the survey time.
3(2)Fill in the number of all diseased villages.
4(3)～(8)Fill in the number of villages.
Varieties and source ratios are calculated based on the annual average edible grain consumption of 30 households randomly surveyed in each village. 5
6 (3)+(4)+(5)=(6)+(7)+(8) =(2). 460
Frequency of disease (special) above degree I
Ratio of non-self-produced grain, %
A5.2 Water improvement status
Survey time
Instructions for filling in the form
Total number of diseased villages
1This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
Number of villages with improved water
2(1) Fill in from far to near according to the survey time. 3(2) Fill in the number of all diseased villages.
GB 16007--1995
Number of beneficiaries
Deep well drilling
4(3)~(8) Fill in the cumulative number of villages and people since the water improvement. (3) Less than or equal to (2).
6(5)+(6)+(7)+(8)=(2).
（8）Including ground water, well water, filtered water, etc. A5.3 Drug prevention and treatment status
Drug name
Instructions for filling in the form
This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
Application start and end time
Number of villages applying
Spring water
Beneficiaries
Tap water
Number of beneficiaries
2If it is a provincial (regional) level assessment, fill in the cumulative number of the province (region) in this form; if it is a county (city) level assessment, fill in the cumulative number of the county (city) in this form, and so on. 3If the beneficiary is children, fill in (A); if the beneficiary is the whole people, fill in (B); if the beneficiary is only a case or a sample observation, fill in (C). 461
A5.4 Per capita income status
Survey time
Instructions for filling in the form
Total number of sick villages
This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
（1）Fill in from far to near according to the survey time. 2
(2)Fill in the number of all sick villages.
GB16007
≤250
4(3)～(6)Fill in the number of sick villages, (3)+(4)+(5)+(6)=(2). A6
Province (region)
A6.1． Assessment opinions
County (city)
Assessment of township (town)
>1 000
Assessment team leader (signature):
Deputy team leader (signature):
Year, month, day
A6.2 Assessment team (team) members
Team leader
Deputy team leader
Province (autonomous region)
GB16007-1995
County (city) endemic disease prevention and control office’s review opinions
Work unit
Person in charge (signature):
Seal of the endemic disease prevention and control office:
January 1, 2017
A7 Assessment of the assessment team (team) organized by the Ministry of HealthA7.1 Assessment opinions
Assessment team leader (signature):
Deputy team leader (signature):1 Changes in staple food varieties and sourcesbzxz.net
Rice ratio, %
Survey time
Instructions for filling in the form
Total number of diseased villages
1This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
2Fill in from far to near according to the survey time.
3(2)Fill in the number of all diseased villages.
4(3)～(8)Fill in the number of villages.
Varieties and source ratios are calculated based on the annual average edible grain consumption of 30 households randomly surveyed in each village. 5
6 (3)+(4)+(5)=(6)+(7)+(8) =(2). 460
Frequency of disease (special) above degree I
Ratio of non-self-produced grain, %
A5.2 Water improvement status
Survey time
Instructions for filling in the form
Total number of diseased villages
1This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
Number of villages with improved water
2(1) Fill in from far to near according to the survey time. 3(2) Fill in the number of all diseased villages.
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Number of beneficiaries
Deep well drilling
4(3)~(8) Fill in the cumulative number of villages and people since the water improvement. (3) Less than or equal to (2).
6(5)+(6)+(7)+(8)=(2).
（8）Including ground water, well water, filtered water, etc. A5.3 Drug prevention and treatment status
Drug name
Instructions for filling in the form
This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
Application start and end time
Number of villages applying
Spring water
Beneficiaries
Tap water
Number of beneficiaries
2If it is a provincial (regional) level assessment, fill in the cumulative number of the province (region) in this form; if it is a county (city) level assessment, fill in the cumulative number of the county (city) in this form, and so on. 3If the beneficiary is children, fill in (A); if the beneficiary is the whole people, fill in (B); if the beneficiary is only a case or a sample observation, fill in (C). 461
A5.4 Per capita income status
Survey time
Instructions for filling in the form
Total number of sick villages
This form is to be filled in by the reporting unit.
（1）Fill in from far to near according to the survey time. 2
(2)Fill in the number of all sick villages.
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≤250
4(3)～(6)Fill in the number of sick villages, (3)+(4)+(5)+(6)=(2). A6
Province (region)
A6.1． Assessment opinions
County (city)
Assessment of township (town)
>1 000
Assessment team leader (signature):
Deputy team leader (signature):
Year, month, day
A6.2 Assessment team (team) members
Team leader
Deputy team leader
Province (autonomous region)
GB16007-1995
County (city) endemic disease prevention and control office’s review opinions
Work unit
Person in charge (signature):
Seal of the endemic disease prevention and control office:
January 1, 2017
A7 Assessment of the assessment team (team) organized by the Ministry of HealthA7.1 Assessment opinions
Assessment team leader (signature):
Deputy team leader (signature):
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