The administrative level of the dean of the county-level maternal and child health hospital is the administrative treatment of the deputy department. General county-level maternal and child care hospitals are level II hospitals, and some are level II hospitals \x0d\ Hospital classification management basis: \x0d\ 1. Basis and principle of hospital classified management \x0d\ The basis of hospital classified management is the comprehensive level of hospital functions, tasks, facilities, technical construction, medical service quality and scientific management. The essence of hospital classified management is to standardize and manage hospitals by objectives according to the principles of modern hospital management and the scientific laws and characteristics of medical and health services. The establishment and classification of hospitals should be determined by the health administrative department according to the local government's regional health planning and under the principle of ensuring the reasonable structure and comprehensive functions of urban and rural medical and health networks. \x0d\ II。 Classification and classification of hospitals \x0d\ Hospitals are divided into grade one, grade two and grade three according to their functions and tasks. \x0d\ Level I hospital: (The number of beds is within 100, including 100. [Author's Note] The same below) is a grass-roots hospital and health center that directly provides prevention, medical care, health care and rehabilitation services for communities with a certain population. \x0d\ secondary hospital: (the number of beds is between 10 1-500) a regional hospital that provides comprehensive medical and health services for multiple communities and undertakes certain teaching and scientific research tasks. \x0d\ tertiary hospital: (the number of beds is more than 50 1 `) a regional hospital that provides high-level specialized medical and health services for many regions and performs higher education and scientific research tasks. The level of hospitals run by enterprises, institutions, collectives and individuals can be delineated by analogy. After review, hospitals at all levels are classified as Grade A, Grade B and Grade C according to hospital classification management standards, among which Grade III hospitals have special grades, so hospitals are divided into Grade III and Grade X (Note: In practice, Grade I hospitals are not classified into Grade A, Grade B and Grade C ... Hospitals are classified according to their technical strength, management level, equipment conditions and scientific research ability, with a score of 1000. )。 \x0d\ Two-way referral system and step-by-step technical guidance relationship should be established and improved among hospitals at all levels.