Since the beginning of this year, the Discipline Inspection Commission of Panwan Town, Sheyang County has focused its supervisory efforts on the real needs of the public. Based on the responsibility of “supervision over supervision,” it has conducted “embedded” supervision in elderly care institutions. Through reviewing documents, data comparison, undercover inspections, and on-site verifications, it has accurately identified issues and promoted the standardization, normalization, and refinement of elderly care services.
To enhance the quality and upgrade of elderly care services, the Discipline Inspection Commission of Panwan Town insists on proactive measures and precise actions. It closely adheres to the concentrated rectification requirements of improper conduct and corruption issues surrounding the public, extending supervision to all aspects of elderly care services. It focuses on issues such as the improvement of living environments for the elderly, food safety supervision, and fire safety prevention, implementing targeted actions and precise policies to ensure the responsibilities of elderly care institutions and regulatory departments are effectively fulfilled, thereby safeguarding the vital interests of the elderly population.
In response to issues identified during supervision, such as insufficient nursing staff, inadequate canteen facilities, and fire safety hazards, the Discipline Inspection Commission of Panwan Town promptly urges elderly care institutions to clarify rectification measures, responsibilities, and deadlines. It also conducts timely follow-ups to ensure that issues are rectified effectively. Additionally, it strengthens coordination with relevant functional departments to focus on addressing strongly reported issues such as non-standard services, inadequate facilities, and non-compliance with policies, ensuring that elderly care responsibilities are not neglected and services remain uninterrupted.
Furthermore, the Discipline Inspection Commission of Panwan Town combines special supervision checks with daily oversight, focusing on issues related to the elderly in extreme poverty, those with disabilities, and those with dementia. It rigorously verifies whether the identification of vulnerable groups is accurate, whether assistance procedures are compliant, and whether the distribution of funds and materials is in place, ensuring that vulnerable elderly groups receive all necessary support and assistance, effectively weaving a tighter safety net for people’s livelihoods.
Source: Jiao Hui Dian
