Anti-counterfeit health cards

    A health card is a document that proves a person's health. Generally, those who hold this card are relatively healthy. Another purpose of the health card is that it is required for certain positions to be employed. There are two types of health certificates: one is the ordinary health card. The other is the Food Health Card, which is needed by those working in the food industry. This card is just a regular health card. The craftsmanship used is simple, featuring a brand-new four-color portrait printing and anti-counterfeiting process.

    There are some so-called misconceptions about health certificates: first, holding a "health qualification certificate" means you are healthy. The health certificate requires holders to undergo health check-ups once a year, allowing relevant departments to make a lot of money. Personnel are mobile, while health certificate inspections are relatively static. Some certificate holders contract diseases after examinations, but they still hold a qualified health certificate before the next examination. Many diseases are hidden and lurking, and carriers themselves do not feel symptoms; Some people fear that failing the test means being laid off and having no food, so they deliberately avoid and hide it, causing patients with health certificates or carriers to continue working. In fact, there are many cases of unemployment in non-service industries caused by abuse of health certificates. Second, obtaining a health certificate only benefits the service recipients, while for a significant portion of staff, it is costly, troublesome, and carries the risk of unemployment. In fact, the content of a health certificate mainly involves infectious disease checks to ensure the health and safety of service industry personnel. For personnel engaged in toxic, hazardous, or radioactive work, they are not part of the service industry and do not need to hold a health certificate to work. Therefore, it cannot be said that a health certificate is an effective way to understand physical conditions and ensure health and safety.
The validity period of a health certificate is one year; if it exceeds one year, it becomes invalid. The cost of a health certificate includes two aspects: one is the medical examination fee, one is the theoretical knowledge training content, and the 10 yuan card issuance fee. The price of health certificates nationwide should basically be standardized.

    According to the personnel list determined by the health supervision agency, preventive health examinations are conducted at health check-up institutions, using the "Preventive Health Examination Forms of the People's Republic of China" formulated by the Ministry of Health.
1. Conduct a health check before applying for a health certificate.
1. Bring your ID card and two one-inch bareheaded color photos to the payment counter to pay the medical examination fee, collect the medical examination form, attach the photo (another photo is for obtaining a health certificate), and fill in your name, gender, and other basic information.
2. Laboratory blood collection and stool and anal swab tests.
3. Routine internal and surgical physical examinations.
4. X-ray chest X-ray.
5. Complete all medical examination items.
2. If the physical examination results meet the conditions for issuing a health certificate, and after passing the health law and regulation training organized by the health supervision agency, If the physical examination results do not meet the conditions for issuing a health certificate, the certificate will not be processed. Send a one-inch front-facing, bareheaded color photo to the health supervision office of the health bureau under your jurisdiction to obtain a health certificate.