I.-The holder ensures that the medical and paramedical team identifies and regularly updates the recommendations for good practice to be applied, and implements an assessment of compliance with these standards.
All actions taken to improve the appropriateness of care must be identified.
As part of the objective of improving practices and managing risks, the holder of the authorisation ensures that data from professional practices is collected and analysed.
All complex medical procedures must be carried out in accordance with recommendations for good practice or be the subject of a collegiate decision.
The head of the facility must draw up a procedure to ensure that each professional member of the team masters the activity before taking up his or her first independent post, and must ensure that the established procedure is effectively implemented. This procedure takes into account the experience of the professional concerned. The procedure is re-evaluated and, if necessary, modified in the event of a change of equipment, major modifications to the structure or a prolonged interruption in activity. In such cases, the person in charge will ensure that the changes made are effectively implemented.
II – The decision to treat an acute ischaemic stroke is taken by a multidisciplinary team comprising a doctor qualified to perform mechanical thrombectomy, a doctor specialising in anaesthesia-intensive care and a doctor specialising in neurology or a doctor specialising in neurovascular pathologies from an on-site neurovascular unit.