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French Public Health CodeIn force
Section 5: Establishments and organisations authorised to carry out vaccinations

Article D3111-25

Establishments and organisations approved as vaccination centres provide the Director General of the Regional Health Agency with an annual activity and performance report in accordance with a model la…

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Section 5: Establishments and organisations authorised to carry out vaccinations

Article D3111-24

Authorisation is granted for three years.

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Section 3: Free information, screening and diagnostic centres

Article D3121-26

Each year, the Director General of the Regional Health Agency sends the Minister for Health and the Prefect of the département an updated list of the free information, screening and diagnostic centres…

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Section 6: Harm reduction policy for drug users.

Article D3121-33

The national harm reduction guidelines for drug users referred to in article L. 3121-5 are reproduced in appendix 31-2 to this code.

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Section 7: Coordination of the fight against sexually transmitted infections and the human immunodeficiency virus

Article D3121-34

A coordinating committee for the fight against sexually transmitted infections and the human immunodeficiency virus is set up in each geographical, sub-regional and regional area, defined by an order…

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Chapter II: Constitution and organisation of the medical reserve

Article D3132-4

I.-The duration of periods of employment completed as part of the health reserve may not exceed a total of forty-five days per calendar year; this duration may exceptionally be increased to ninety day…

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Chapter V: Measures to combat specific risks

Article D3135-2

The representative of the State in the département may decide, by order, to store the health products on the list mentioned in article L. 3135-4, on the premises of the public establishments that it d…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Chapter II: Constitution and organisation of the medical reserve

Article D3132-3

…e conclusion or renewal of the contract of engagement is subject to the reservist submitting to the Director General of the National Public Health Agency a certificate attesting to his or her medical…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Section 4: Issue of syringes and needles for parenteral injections.

Article D3121-27

Syringes and needles for parenteral injections are supplied by pharmacies, pharmacies for internal use in health establishments and establishments dedicated exclusively to the sale of medical, surgica…

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Section 2: Availability to healthcare professionals

Article D3134-6

The healthcare professional on secondment continues to receive all elements of remuneration relating to the job he/she previously held. The Agence nationale de santé publique reimburses the employer f…

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