Published in the Official Gazette: A New Era Has Officially Begun in Private Hospitals.
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With the regulatory changes made by the Ministry of Health, the exemption periods for private hospitals from routine inspections have been redefined. While private hospitals are now required to have at least one portable X-ray machine with a power of 500 mA, changes have also been made to the rules regarding laboratory and physical standards.
The Ministry of Health has published critical decisions in the Official Gazette that completely reorganize the operation and service standards of private hospitals. The new Private Hospitals Regulation grants exemption from inspections to institutions that have obtained quality certificates; while also addressing issues related to service procurement, mandatory medical equipment, and physical conditions.
The Ministry of Health has made changes to the Private Hospitals Regulation.
The Ministry of Health has published a regulation in the Official Gazette containing new rules for private hospitals. Hospitals with TÜSKA accreditation certificates are exempt from inspections, and mandatory X-ray and laboratory equipment are required. A deviation margin of up to 5% is allowed in physical standards.
The Ministry of Health has amended the Regulation on Private Hospitals. The "Regulation Amending the Regulation on Private Hospitals" was published in the Official Gazette and entered into force.
A New Era in Private Hospitals! Changes Have Been Made From X-Ray Equipment to the Number of Nurses.
The Private Hospitals Regulation has been amended. Many rules have been redefined, ranging from mandatory X-ray and laboratory requirements to the number of nurses, doctors, and pharmacists. New standards have also been introduced for the physical conditions of patient rooms and operating theaters.
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