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Article R6123-49 of the French Public Health Code

Neonatal resuscitation is carried out in facilities authorised for this purpose. It can only be carried out if the health establishment includes an authorised neonatology unit on the same site, part of whose facilities are allocated to neonatal intensive care. Each neonatal intensive care unit is either an individual unit or a separate sector within another unit.

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Article R6123-50 of the French Public Health Code

The authorisation for obstetrics may only be granted or renewed, in application of articles L. 6122-1 and L. 6122-2, if the establishment can demonstrate a minimum annual activity of 300 deliveries, or a forecast minimum in the case of an application to create a new establishment. However, by way of exception, it may be granted when the distance from establishments providing obstetrics services imposes excessive travel times on a significant…

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Article R6123-51 of the French Public Health Code

The regional health plan sets objectives with regard to cooperation between health establishments authorised to practise obstetrics, neonatology and neonatal intensive care and the organisation of referrals for pregnant women prior to childbirth in the event of a risk being detected for themselves or their child and with regard to the transfer of children between the units mentioned in article R. 6123-39.

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Article R6123-52 of the French Public Health Code

When an establishment that does not have the three units mentioned in article R. 6123-39 does not join a specific regional scheme, the Director General of the Regional Health Agency invites the establishment to enter into an agreement with one or more health establishments that have the units it does not have, in order to ensure the referral of pregnant women, to organise transfers, possibly in an emergency, of mothers…

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Article R6123-53 of the French Public Health Code

The authorisation application or renewal file provided for in article R. 6122-32 must show whether the establishment has joined a specific regional scheme or entered into an agreement with one or more other establishments under the conditions mentioned in article R. 6123-52.

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Article R6123-54 of the French Public Health Code

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° Haemodialysis in a simple or assisted self-dialysis unit; 4° Home dialysis by haemodialysis or peritoneal dialysis.

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Article R6123-55 of the French Public Health Code

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 purification, which have at least the following three methods: haemodialysis in a centre, haemodialysis in a self-care unit and home dialysis. However, by way of derogation, authorisation to carry out this activity may be granted to a health establishment which does…

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Article R6123-56 of the French Public Health Code

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 establishment authorised to provide the method best suited to the patient.

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Article R6123-57 of the French Public Health Code

Each of the methods mentioned in 1°, 2° and 3° of article R. 6123-54 may only be offered to patients in a seasonal unit as defined in article R. 6123-62 when the healthcare establishment is authorised to treat chronic renal failure on a permanent basis using one of these methods.

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Article R6123-58 of the French Public Health Code

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 a health establishment that allows patients to be hospitalised full-time in medical or, if necessary, surgical beds.

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