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Article D6124-33-2 of the French Public Health Code

I. – The coordinating doctor of the paediatric intensive care unit, a member of the unit’s medical team, has at least two years’ experience in paediatric intensive care, extended to five years for a paediatric intensive care unit of recourse, and must be competent in paediatric intensive care. II. – The coordinating doctor of the paediatric resuscitation unit or paediatric resuscitation referral unit is also the coordinating doctor for the…

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Article D6124-33-3 of the French Public Health Code

The non-medical team of the paediatric intensive care unit includes at least : 1° Two state-qualified nurses per four open beds. The team includes at least one state-qualified nursery nurse for every four state-qualified nurses; 2° One nursery assistant or auxiliary nurse for every four open beds; 3° A masseur-physiotherapist seven days a week, with proven experience in paediatric critical care; 4° A psychologist; 5° Where necessary, a speech therapist,…

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Article D6124-33-4 of the French Public Health Code

The non-medical team in the paediatric intensive care unit comprises at least : 1° Two state-qualified nurses per five open beds. The team includes at least one state-qualified nursery nurse out of four state-qualified nurses; 2° One nursery assistant or auxiliary nurse for every four open beds; 3° A physiotherapist able to work seven days a week in the unit, with proven experience in paediatric critical care; 4° A psychologist;…

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Article D6124-33-5 of the French Public Health Code

The non-medical team of a paediatric intensive care unit, whether multi-purpose or specialised, of mention 1, 2 or 3 of article R. 6123-34-2 comprises at least : 1° One state-registered nurse for every four open beds. The team includes at least one state-qualified nursery nurse for every four state-qualified nurses; 2° One nursing auxiliary or one childcare auxiliary: a) for four open beds for categories 1 and 2 ; b)…

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Article D6124-34 of the French Public Health Code

I. – In addition to the equipment mentioned in II of article D. 6124-27-1, the haematology intensive care unit includes at least the equipment required for radiology and ultrasound examinations to be carried out in the unit’s rooms, when this is justified by the conditions of patient care. II. – Where appropriate, rooms are equipped with laminar flow.

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Article D6124-34-1 of the French Public Health Code

The medical team of a paediatric haematology intensive care unit comprises : 1° doctors specialising in paediatrics ; 2° doctors specialising in haematology ; 3° where necessary, specialist doctors required for patient care, particularly in child psychiatry.

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Article D6124-34-2 of the French Public Health Code

The non-medical team of a paediatric haematology intensive care unit includes at least : 1° One state-qualified nurse per four open beds. The team includes at least one state-qualified nursery nurse for every four state-qualified nurses; 2° One nursery assistant or auxiliary nurse for every six open beds; 3° Where necessary, a psychologist, a social worker and staff with biomedical skills. The staff mentioned in 1° and 2° are placed…

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Article D6124-34-3 of the French Public Health Code

The medical permanence of the paediatric haematology intensive care unit in mention 4° of article R. 6123-34-2 is ensured outside day services, by : 1° The presence on site of at least one doctor with training or experience in critical care; 2° An on-call doctor who is a member of the medical team mentioned in article D. 6124-34-1.

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Article D6124-35 of the French Public Health Code

The health care establishment authorised to practise obstetrics sets up an organisation enabling : 1° To provide pregnant women with information on the progress of childbirth, its after-effects and the organisation of care ; 2° Provide birth preparation and visits to the birth area (or obstetric unit) for patients who so wish; 3° Providing a consultation at the beginning of the last trimester of pregnancy with a gynaecologist-obstetrician or midwife…

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Article D6124-36 of the French Public Health Code

In addition to the beds and places used for gynaecology, any newly created obstetrics unit includes a minimum of fifteen beds. In the event of its creation, any independent specialised obstetrics establishment must have a minimum of twenty-five obstetrics beds on the same site.

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