French General Code of Local AuthoritiesIn force
Subsection 3: Accounting
Article D4425-40
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…ening of the centre on the basis of the forecasts provided in support of the application for approval. Thereafter, they may be equal to the operating expenses forecast for the quarter to which the for…
…all the medical equipment required for vaginal delivery, anaesthesia and resuscitation of the mother. The layout of the room takes into account the possible presence of a companion with the expectant…
…s that can normally be admitted and operated on. Any new facility must have a minimum of fifteen beds. However, in the case of establishments specialising in treatments generally requiring only short-…
The establishment must have an oxygen supply.
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.
…ooms 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 patient lying down from the operating theatre to his or…
Any establishment with multi-bedded rooms must have at least two single rooms per twenty beds or fraction thereof.
Throughout the day, there should never be less than one care worker for every five beds.
…ular training, particularly in the management of maternal, foetal and neonatal paediatric emergencies.
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