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Article R6123-110 of the French Public Health Code

I.- Authorisation to carry out interventional neuroradiology imaging may only be granted, maintained or renewed if the holder of the authorisation complies with a minimum annual activity set by order of the Minister for Health. In the case of a new establishment, the minimum annual activity is forecast for the first year. The annual activity mentioned in this article is established by reference to certain procedures mentioned in article R….

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Article R6123-113 of the French Public Health Code

The establishment authorised to carry out the activity of treating severe burns has, on the same site, coordinated resources enabling it to receive and provide care at any time : 1° Patients requiring specific intensive care ; 2° Patients requiring specific surgical care. These coordinated resources constitute the burns treatment structure. The authorised establishment organises the coordination of care for patients requiring the intervention of other professionals or technical resources.

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Article R6123-114 of the French Public Health Code

The burns treatment facility provides ongoing assistance to establishments authorised to carry out the emergency medical care activities referred to in article R. 6123-1 with a view to establishing the diagnosis of patients with burns treated in an emergency and organising, where necessary, their referral to a burns treatment facility. The holder of the major burns treatment authorisation and the establishments authorised to carry out the emergency medical care activities…

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Article R6123-115 of the French Public Health Code

When a patient is discharged from the burns treatment facility, the authorisation holder organises the continuity of care and, if necessary, the transfer of the patient to another hospital unit. In order to enable the care of patients whose state of health requires follow-up care and functional re-education and rehabilitation, the authorisation holder enters into an agreement with one or more establishments authorised to carry out follow-up care and functional…

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Article R6123-116 of the French Public Health Code

The agreements referred to in articles R. 6123-114 and R. 6123-115 specify the procedures for collaboration between the medical and paramedical teams of the establishments, in particular the procedures for admission and discharge, the conditions for the care and transfer of patients, as well as the procedures for evaluating the implementation of this collaboration.

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Article R6123-118 of the French Public Health Code

The purpose of medical care and rehabilitation is to prevent or reduce the functional consequences, deficiencies and limitations of activity, either as part of the care of patients suffering from chronic pathologies, or prior to or following episodes of acute care, whether these consequences are physical, cognitive, psychological or social. This activity includes diagnostic and therapeutic procedures and preventive, therapeutic education and reintegration activities as part of the patient’s therapeutic…

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Article R6123-119 of the French Public Health Code

I.-The diagnostic procedures referred to in this section include, in particular, functional assessments prior to the implementation of the therapeutic plan, the exploration of complications and evaluations during and at the end of the implementation of the therapeutic plan. II.-The therapeutic procedures referred to in this section include, in particular, procedures carried out in sub-acute and chronic situations involving monitoring, medical and nursing care, rehabilitation care, adaptation of the environment…

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