Notwithstanding articles L. 1132-1, L. 4111-1, L. 4161-1, L. 4161-3, L. 4161-5, L. 4221-1, L. 4241-1, L. 4241-13, L. 4251-1, L. 4301-1, L. 4311-1, L. 4321-1, L. 4322-1, L. 4331-1, L. 4332-1, L. 4341-1, L. 4342-1, L. 4351-1, L. 4352-2, L. 4361-1, L. 4362-1, L. 4364-1, L. 4371-1, L. 4391-1, L. 4392-1, L. 4393-8, L. 4394-1 and L. 6316-1, healthcare professionals working as a team may, on their own initiative, engage in a cooperative approach to better meet patients’ needs. Through cooperation protocols, they may transfer activities or acts of care or prevention between themselves or reorganise the way they work with patients.
Cooperation protocols specify the training required for their implementation.
Patients are informed of the conditions under which they will be cared for under a cooperation protocol.