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Article R6123-147 of the French Public Health Code

The purpose of the “children under three years of age” home hospital care activity is to provide home hospital care for children under three years of age. The holder of an authorisation including the mention “children under three years of age” provides advice and expertise to holders of an authorisation for home hospital care for children aged between three and eighteen years of age or for children in palliative or…

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Article R6123-148 of the French Public Health Code

I.-The holder of a hospital at home authorisation for “children under three years of age” has access, either internally or by agreement, to a facility authorised to carry out neonatal intensive care and to a facility authorised to carry out paediatric intensive care, enabling the patient to be transferred if necessary. II.-When the holder of a hospital at home authorisation for “children under the age of three” provides oncohaematology treatment,…

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Article R6123-149 of the French Public Health Code

The activity of medicine consists of the general or specialised care, for diagnostic, therapeutic or palliative purposes, of patients whose state of health requires care or monitoring of a medical nature, on a full or part-time inpatient basis. This activity includes, where appropriate, the performance of technical procedures for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes. It includes preventive and health education activities.

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Article R6123-150 of the French Public Health Code

Part-time hospitalisation corresponds to a period of care less than or equal to twelve hours per twenty-four hours, not requiring accommodation, for patients whose state of health is compatible with this type of care. The services provided are similar in nature, complexity and the medical supervision they require to those normally provided as part of full-time hospitalisation.

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Article R6123-151 of the French Public Health Code

I. – The type of patients cared for, adults or children and adolescents, is specified in the application for authorisation and mentioned in the authorisation decision. If the authorisation decision refers only to the care of adult patients, the holder is not authorised to care for children and adolescents. Conversely, if the authorisation decision refers only to the care of children and adolescents, the holder of the authorisation is not…

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Article R6123-152 of the French Public Health Code

The holder of the authorisation for medicine has at its disposal : 1° Full-time and part-time hospitalisation facilities, adapted to the patient’s age and autonomy. By way of derogation, the authorisation may be granted to an applicant who has only one form of hospitalisation on his site, provided either that he holds another authorisation for medicine offering the missing form of hospitalisation on a nearby site, or that he enters…

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Article R6123-153 of the French Public Health Code

The holder of the medical authorisation has access, within a timeframe compatible with the safety of care, on site or by agreement, to : 1° Medical imaging examinations, in particular ultrasound, medical scanners and nuclear magnetic resonance imaging equipment; 2° Medical biology and anatomopathology examinations.

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Article R6123-154 of the French Public Health Code

The authorisation holder organises continuity of care for hospitalised patients by guaranteeing the intervention of a doctor within a timeframe compatible with the safety of care. This organisation may be common to several sites of the same health care organisation or several health care organisations, provided that these sites are located close to each other.

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