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Article R6123-195 of the French Public Health Code

The authorisation holder organises the transition from “child and adolescent psychiatry” care to “adult psychiatry” care, jointly and in advance between the two services or authorisation holders concerned. A general protocol defining the organisation of this transition between the two departments or registrants concerned is drawn up. Within this framework, the authorisation holder may provide care for patients who have reached the age of majority during this transition period.

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Article R6123-196 of the French Public Health Code

The holder of the “child and adolescent psychiatry” authorisation may organise the care of adolescents and young adults in the same unit to enable a transition to adult psychiatry. This unit is formally organised. The authorisation holder must also hold an “adult psychiatry” authorisation or must have signed an agreement with an “adult psychiatry” authorisation holder.

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Article R6123-197 of the French Public Health Code

The holder of the “perinatal psychiatry” authorisation organises joint parent-baby care. This joint care focuses in particular on assessing the parents’ health, parent-baby interactions and the baby’s development. It covers the pre-conceptional and prenatal periods.

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Article R6123-198 of the French Public Health Code

To be authorised for “perinatal psychiatry”, the holder must be authorised for “adult psychiatry” and “child and adolescent psychiatry”. By way of derogation, the holder of a “child and adolescent psychiatry” authorisation may enter into an agreement with a holder of the “adult psychiatry” authorisation.

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Article R6123-199 of the French Public Health Code

Where necessary, the holder of the authorisation for this field provides assessment, advice and expertise to other holders of authorisations in psychiatry and to holders of authorisations in gynaecology-obstetrics, neonatology and neonatal intensive care.

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Article R6123-200 of the French Public Health Code

In order to be authorised for “care without consent” and to take charge of adults in care without consent, the holder must be authorised for “adult psychiatry”. In order to be authorised for “care without consent” and to take charge of children and adolescents in care without consent, the holder must be authorised for “child and adolescent psychiatry”. Exceptionally, a minor over the age of sixteen may be cared for…

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Article R6123-201 of the French Public Health Code

The surgical care activity mentioned in 2° of article R. 6122-25 consists of the diagnostic or therapeutic management of patients requiring or likely to require an invasive or minimally invasive interventional procedure carried out in an interventional sector, regardless of the approach and the implementation of continuity of care, with the exception of procedures covered by the activities mentioned in 8°, 9°, 10°, 11°, 12°, 13° and 21° of the…

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Article R6123-202 of the French Public Health Code

I.- The surgical care activity provided for in article R. 6123-201 is carried out according to the following three modalities: 1° Surgical care activity carried out on adult patients; 2° Paediatric surgical care activity; 3° Bariatric surgical care activity. II.-The specific therapeutic practices mentioned in article L. 6122-7 for the modality mentioned in 1° of I are: 1° Maxillo-facial surgery, stomatology and oral surgery; 2° Orthopaedic and traumatological surgery; 3°…

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Article R6123-203 of the French Public Health Code

I.-Authorisation is granted to applicants who provide: 1° Both outpatient surgical care and full-time inpatient surgical care; 2° Or outpatient surgical care only. In this case, the holder enters into an agreement with a health establishment that provides full-time inpatient surgical care and allows this care to be provided within a timeframe that is compatible with the imperatives of care safety. II – By way of derogation from I of…

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Article R6123-204 of the French Public Health Code

Authorisation may only be granted if the holder has: 1° An on-site interventional sector; 2° On-site access, by agreement or, where applicable, as part of the shared medical project of the regional hospital grouping referred to in II of Article L. 6132-1, access to the following services within a timeframe compatible with the safety of treatment: a) Medical biology examinations; b) Anatomopathology examinations; c) Medical imaging examinations; d) Labile blood…

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