National Institute for Communicable Disease Control and Prevention

 

What we do:

 

1. Carry out scientific and technological research and development in terms of the prevention and control of bacterial and fungal diseases and provide technical support for the formulation of relevant policies, regulations, plans and standards;

 

2. Formulate technical plans and guidelines for the prevention and control of bacterial and fungal diseases, and provide technical guidance, assessment and evaluation for the prevention and control of bacterial and fungal diseases nationwide;

 

3. Carry out national surveillance of bacterial and fungal diseases and take responsibility for the formulation of surveillance plans, operation and management of surveillance systems, digitization of surveillance systems and analysis of surveillance data;

 

4. Carry out and participate in emergency responses to major outbreaks of bacterial and fungal diseases and public health emergencies, and build up relevant technological know-how;

 

5. Establish and manage a national reference system for laboratory monitoring and diagnosis of bacterial and fungal diseases, monitor drug resistance of important pathogens, and participate in monitoring and control of iatrogenic infections;

 

6. Carry out surveillance, investigation and control on vectors and animal hosts of infectious diseases;

 

7. Carry out technical training, postgraduate education, health education and public exchanges on the prevention and control of bacteria, fungal diseases, vectors and host animals;

 

8. Participate in global health programs for the prevention and control of bacteria, fungal diseases, vectors and host animals, and carry out relevant international cooperation and exchanges;