#2010-177Coordination Order with the Hospital Reform Act
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This law changes how public and private health institutions are referenced and operate within the healthcare system in France. It replaces certain references and modifies terms to reflect new organizational structures and responsibilities, focusing on hospital reforms and public health missions. The changes mostly affect healthcare providers, hospitals, and regional health agencies, requiring them to adapt to new terminologies and possibly new roles in the healthcare system.
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Key Changes
- Revises references for public health missions in healthcare codes.
- Amends administrative language from 'service public hospitalier' to specified public health missions.
- Shifts responsibilities to regional health agencies from local state representatives.
Obligations
What this law requires
The director general of the regional health agency must designate, after consulting the state representative in the department, one or more healthcare facilities responsible for ensuring public service missions in each department.
Healthcare establishments must ensure they carry out one or more of the public service missions defined in Article L. 6112-1 of the Public Health Code.
Healthcare institutions must ensure that they fulfill one or more public service missions as defined in article L. 6112-1 of the Public Health Code.
The director general of the regional health agency must designate one or more healthcare establishments in each department to ensure the public service mission defined in Article L. 6112-1.
Healthcare establishments authorized in psychiatry must exercise their missions within the health territories mentioned in Article L. 1434-16.