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Throughout the day, there is at least one nurse for every five beds in the children's section and one nurse for every 5 cots in the infants' section. Nurses or nursery nurses may provide care for chil…
…es a surgical or obstetric facility, the premises for each of these services are separate; surgical and obstetric services also meet the authorisation conditions defined by the texts applicable to med…
Each establishment has at least : 1° A medical office ; 2° An examination room ; 3° A dressing room and minor surgery room; 4° A radiology facility.
The infant section is made up of individual, largely glazed cubicles, to allow easy and constant supervision. Each cubicle has : 1° a changing table 2° A baby scale; 3° A washbasin with hot and cold w…
A medical nursing home may be authorised to have, in separate premises, rest and convalescence or diet sections.
The infant section has at least : 1° An airlock equipped with the necessary means for hand washing, disinfection and aseptic dressing of staff and visitors; 2° A room for examinations and minor operat…
When a medical centre receives children, there are two separate sections, the first reserved for infants, the second for other children.
Any establishment with multi-bedded rooms must have at least two single rooms per 20 beds or fraction thereof.
…of age, is made up of single rooms accounting for at least two-fifths of the total number of beds, and rooms with between two and a maximum of four beds. The dimensions of the boxes and rooms must no…
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