According to the Department of Health , in recent times, many cases have been handled by authorities for administrative and criminal violations such as: using fake practice certificates, diplomas, and training certificates to practice; practicing without a license; impersonating a doctor; operating beyond the scope of licensed expertise; providing unlicensed services; taking advantage of social networks to advertise falsely, causing confusion, and even defrauding patients.
These behaviors pose a risk of causing accidents, complications, and seriously affecting people's health.
The Department of Health requires that facilities are only allowed to conduct medical examination and treatment ( KBCB) when ensuring the conditions specified in Article 49 of the Law on Medical Examination and Treatment 2023 and are only allowed to perform techniques within the scope of activities and the list of technical specialties approved by the Department of Health or the Ministry of Health when ensuring full conditions on facilities, equipment, human resources, environmental hygiene, etc.
Facilities with foreigners working need to review and monitor conditions on work permits, use workers in the correct licensed positions, comply with regulations on registration, use of language in KBCB and ensure regulations on security and order.
At the same time, facilities must regularly review the practice information of practitioners at the facility. If any suspicious cases of using fake practice certificates, practice licenses, professional degrees, or training certificates in KBCB are detected, they must be promptly reported to the Department of Health for inspection and verification.
The Department also noted that units must strictly comply with legal regulations on advertising activities and must be consistent with the scope of activities and technical list of the medical facility approved by the Department of Health or the Ministry of Health.
For public health facilities, the Director of the unit is responsible for monitoring and managing the overtime practice of employees under his/her authority, ensuring that there is no practice at an unlicensed facility or one that has not been registered with the Department of Health.
Along with that, the People's Committees of communes and wards need to strengthen communication so that people only use services at licensed facilities. Information on medical facilities has been published at https://opendata.danang.gov.vn for people to easily look up.
During the process of receiving business registration dossiers, localities need to provide full guidance on operating conditions for establishments related to medical examination and treatment and cosmetic services.
Licensing the name of a business establishment must avoid duplication with the name of an establishment that has been granted an operating license and avoid violating the regulations on names and signs in the Advertising Law to limit people's misunderstanding of the scope of operations and form of organization of the establishment.
Post-licensing inspection and post-licensing inspection also need to be strengthened. Localities must publicize the results of handling violations on the media so that people know and avoid them.
At the same time, based on the medical practice data provided by the Department of Health on a quarterly basis, it is necessary to inspect and review facilities that have ceased operations for more than a year or where the facility's professional manager has passed away but has not yet notified the Department of Health to revoke the medical practice license according to regulations.
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