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The general organisation, staff, equipment and all services of a medical nursing home are adapted to the number of patients who can normally be admitted. All new facilities must have a minimum of fift…
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…
Regularly updated records of visits and prescriptions are kept, as well as medical observations for each patient. An operating protocol is drawn up after each surgical operation.
When a medical centre includes 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…
…t 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.
Communications between operating theatres and hospital rooms must always be under cover and never take place in poorly sheltered corridors or in the open air. It must always be possible to transport a…
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