Article R6123-58
The haemodialysis centre mainly cares for patients treated by periodic haemodialysis, whose state of health requires the permanent presence of a doctor during the session. The centre is located within…
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The haemodialysis centre mainly cares for patients treated by periodic haemodialysis, whose state of health requires the permanent presence of a doctor during the session. The centre is located within…
Home haemodialysis is offered to patients who have been trained in haemodialysis and are able to carry out all the procedures necessary for their treatment, in the presence of a family member who can…
Peritoneal dialysis is carried out at home or in the place where the patient resides, even temporarily. For the purposes of this provision, a long-term care facility or retirement home is considered t…
A seasonal haemodialysis unit caters for adults and children aged 8 and over, when they are travelling or on holiday. It does not care for patients living nearby. The authorisation sets out the period…
Authorisation to implement or extend the healthcare activities referred to in Article L. 6122-1 may only be granted to health establishments treating chronic renal failure by means of extrarenal purif…
The centre has resuscitation and emergency equipment, the list of which is set by order of the Minister for Health. The same centre also has a resuscitation department, a medical biology analysis labo…
Any establishment that is unable to provide treatment for chronic renal failure according to the four methods mentioned in article R. 6123-54 must ensure that the patient is referred to an establishme…
Haemodialysis in a self-dialysis unit can be either simple self-dialysis or assisted self-dialysis. Simple self-dialysis is offered to patients who have been trained in haemodialysis and are able to c…
The treatment of chronic renal failure by extrarenal purification is carried out in the following four ways: 1° Haemodialysis in a centre ; 2° Haemodialysis in a medical dialysis unit; 3° Haemodialysi…
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