Chapter II: Regional hospital groups

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Article L6132-2-6

French Public Health CodeIn force
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Updated 6 Nov 2023

I.-The regional hospital grouping may be authorised by the director general of the regional health agency to set up a unified nursing, re-education and medico-technical care commission for the grouping in place of the nursing, re-education and medico-technical care commission for the grouping and the nursing, re-education and medico-technical care commissions for the establishments involved in the grouping.

The request is submitted by the director of the support institution for the regional hospital grouping, in agreement with the directors of the participating institutions, and after receiving the favourable opinion of the grouping's strategic committee, as well as that of the grouping commission and the commissions of all the institutions participating in the regional hospital grouping.

The grouping's unified nursing, rehabilitation and medico-technical care commission is set up at its first meeting, convened within a maximum of six months of authorisation by the Director General of the Regional Health Agency.

II.The grouping's unified nursing, rehabilitation and medico-technical care commission is dissolved by decision of the director general of the regional health agency:

1° Either on the initiative of the Director General of the Regional Health Agency, when he observes serious shortcomings or malfunctions in the implementation of the system;

2° Or at the request of the Director of the supporting establishment, in agreement with the Directors of the participating establishments and following a favourable opinion from the grouping's strategic committee and the grouping's unified nursing, rehabilitation and medico-technical care commission.

The Director General of the Regional Health Agency specifies the procedures for dissolution, in particular the date on which it is to take place. This date shall be set within six months of the Director General's decision.

The directors of each of the establishments that are part of the regional hospital grouping shall set up nursing, re-education and medico-technical care committees. The regional hospital grouping shall set up a group nursing, rehabilitation and medico-technical care commission.

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