This year, the Ximeng Wa Autonomous County Commission for Discipline Inspection and Supervision has focused its supervisory perspective on the real needs of the public. Based on the responsibility of ‘supervision over supervision’, it has conducted ’embedded’ supervision in elderly care institutions and social welfare centers. Through reviewing materials, data comparison, undercover visits, and verification visits, it has accurately identified problems and promoted the standardization, normalization, and refinement of elderly care services.
To enhance the quality and upgrade of elderly care services, the Ximeng County Commission for Discipline Inspection and Supervision insists on proactive measures and precise efforts, closely adhering to the requirements for concentrated rectification of improper practices and corruption issues surrounding the public. It extends the supervisory reach to all aspects of elderly care services, focusing on issues such as the improvement of living environments, food safety supervision, and fire safety control. Targeted efforts and precise policies are implemented to ensure that the responsibilities of elderly care institutions and the supervisory responsibilities of functional 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 and inadequate cafeteria facilities, the Ximeng County Commission for Discipline Inspection and Supervision promptly urges elderly care institutions to clarify rectification measures, responsibilities, and deadlines. It also conducts timely follow-up inspections 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-implementation of policies, ensuring that elderly care responsibilities are not neglected and services remain uninterrupted.
Furthermore, the Ximeng County Commission for Discipline Inspection and Supervision combines special supervisory inspections with daily supervision, focusing on issues related to the elderly population in extreme poverty, those with disabilities, and those with dementia. It emphasizes verifying the accuracy of identifying vulnerable groups, compliance with assistance procedures, and the adequacy of fund and material distribution, ensuring that vulnerable elderly individuals receive all necessary protections and assistance, thereby strengthening the social safety net for people’s livelihoods.
Source / Pu’er Daily, Na Ying