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Showing 521–530 of 36847 articles for “Art. L. 145-36”
…registered, after giving ten days' notice to all interested parties.The tribunal's decision is final. It is notified by the registry within three days by registered letter with acknowledgement of rec…
The following may be contributed to a société civile professionnelle de médecins ou de chirurgiens-dentistes, either in ownership or in beneficial interest: 1° All intangible rights, whether movable o…
The consent of the person being examined or treated must be sought in all cases.If the patient, in a condition to express his wishes, refuses the proposed investigations or treatment, the doctor must…
…The requesting competent authority will be informed whether or not the decision communicated is final.
Where midwives are questioned in the course of disciplinary proceedings, they are required to disclose all facts of use to the investigation that have come to their knowledge to the extent compatible…
Any midwife registered on a roll of the Association who carries out midwifery activities in another Member State of the European Community must declare this to the departmental council on whose roll s…
…wise stipulated, decisions taken by the departmental councils may be appealed to the national council.This appeal must be lodged before any legal proceedings.
After the consultation or intervention of the doctor called in, the midwife, in agreement with the patient, takes over the direction of care under her own responsibility.
Any midwife who ceases to practise must inform the departmental council. The latter acknowledges the decision and informs the national council.
…considers that continuity of care is assured. She does not owe anyone an explanation for her refusal.
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