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…e midwife must formulate her prescriptions as clearly as possible. She must ensure that the patient and those around her understand them. She must endeavour to ensure that the treatment is carried out…
Midwives are forbidden from drawing up a biased report or issuing a certificate of convenience.
…obtain the social benefits to which her condition entitles her, without giving in to any abusive demands.
Except in emergencies and provided she is not failing in her duty of humanity or her obligation to assist, a midwife has the right to refuse care for professional or personal reasons. The midwife may…
…or medical electroradiology manipulators or the diploma for advanced technicians in medical imaging and therapeutic radiology.
The aim of the regional programme for access to training and vocational qualifications for people with disabilities is to meet their skills development needs in order to facilitate their integration i…
…vidual or collective for a group of people with similar needs. They also relate to teaching methods and aids and may make use of information and communication technologies.
I.-It is forbidden to assign young people to the erection and dismantling of scaffolding. II -The prohibition referred to in I may be waived under the conditions and in the forms set out in section 3…
Where the claim is made by or against several co-plaintiffs, each of them shall exercise and bear as regards himself the rights and obligations of the parties to the proceedings.
…s shall neither benefit nor harm the others, subject to what is said in Articles 475, 529, 552, 553 and 615.
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