The guideline of maternal and child health care in China is "taking health care as the center, aiming at ensuring reproductive health, combining health care with clinic, and paying attention to groups, grass roots and prevention". Maternal and child health care work is based on group health care work, oriented to the grassroots, focusing on prevention, and providing public health services such as health education and preventive health care for women and children. While earnestly performing public health duties, we will carry out basic medical services closely related to the health of women and children. Strengthening maternal and child health care is of great significance for improving the health quality of the whole nation, promoting economic development and building a harmonious society. Women and children account for two-thirds of China's total population, and their health is the foundation of the country's prosperity. The improvement of maternal and child health level is an important symbol of social civilization progress and health development, and the development of maternal and child health care is an important guarantee to improve people's living standards.

"Guiding Opinions of the General Office of the State Council on Reforming and Perfecting the Comprehensive Supervision System of the Medical and Health Industry" Article 23 implements departmental responsibilities. The administrative department of health is the main department responsible for the comprehensive supervision of the medical and health industry, and the departments of development and reform, education, public security, civil affairs, judicial administration, finance, human resources and social security, ecological environment, housing and urban construction, water conservancy, commerce, people's bank, auditing, state-owned assets, customs, taxation, market supervision, medical security, bank insurance supervision, Chinese medicine management, drug supervision, and military health bear corresponding supervision responsibilities according to law. All departments should implement regulatory responsibilities, clarify the responsibility chain, refine the division of responsibilities, and ensure that work responsibilities and measures are in place. In the event of a major accident, the health administrative department and the functional department with the main responsibility shall jointly bear the corresponding responsibilities according to the law and regulations.