The holder of the cross-sectional imaging authorisation must ensure that the equipment exposing patients to ionising radiation has the tools required to optimise radiation protection for patients and staff.
The conditions of care and the protocols for carrying out procedures are adapted to children.
I.-The holder of the cross-sectional imaging authorisation has the facilities required for the equipment to operate correctly, with premises suitable for the proper care of patients, in compliance with the rules of hygiene and asepsis, care safety and protection against ionising radiation. II.-the holder has premises comprising at least: 1° A patient reception area; 2° An area dedicated to patient examination; 3° An area for preparing for the examination and…
The authorisation holder is subject to the quality assurance obligation set out in I of Article L. 1333-19. The holder of the cross-sectional imaging authorisation must ensure that data from professional practices is collected and analysed with the aim of improving practices and risk management. The radiology team identifies and regularly updates the recommendations for good radiological and medical imaging practice to be applied. It implements an assessment of compliance…
The authorisation holder must ensure that the equipment is connected to a system for archiving, sharing and distributing examinations, including images, in order to improve the quality of radiological care and the appropriateness of the procedures performed.
The provisions of II of article D. 6124-229 do not apply to the heavy equipment mentioned in article L. 6122-14-1.
In order to carry out activities falling under categories B, C and D as defined in Article R. 6123-166, the holder of the authorisation for interventional radiology must have at least one interventional room with image guidance, equipped with devices enabling compliance with the rules, standards and recommendations in force in terms of control of airborne contamination, asepsis, air treatment and hygiene appropriate to the activity carried out. This room…
The holder of the interventional radiology authorisation must ensure that the equipment exposing patients to ionising radiation has the tools required to optimise radiation protection for patients and staff.
The holder of the authorisation has at least one emergency trolley on the premises for the treatment of patients requiring it.
I.-The medical staff required for the activity includes at least one doctor specialising in radiology and medical imaging, present on site while the patient is being treated. For activities falling under categories B, C and D as provided for in Article R. 6123-166, at least one doctor specialising in radiology and medical imaging is competent in advanced interventional radiology or has experience in the practice of advanced interventional radiology procedures….
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