Standard hospitals of basic services must at least:

lead a department of internal medicine without any further specialization,

An organizational unit based on basic services in the sense of the performance matrix of the Austrian Structural Plan Health (ÖSG) and guided in a reduced form of organization according to § 2b para. 2 Z 3 or 4 Basic supply in surgery and

Ensure a permanent initial supply of acute cases together with the assessment of the further treatment requirements and forwarding for the follow-up treatment into the relevant supply structure.

In addition, further reduced organizational forms according to § 2b, limited to basic services within the meaning of the performance matrix of the ÖSG, can be conducted in conjunction with paragraph 5 for operative specialization.

The organization of the more complex medical care required in accordance with patient requirements is by cooperation with a standard hospital according to para. 1 lit. a, a higher-level hospital according to para. 1 lit. b or c or a suitable special hospital in accordance with § 2 para. 1 Z 2.

An extension of the power spectrum beyond the basic supply services in the sense of the performance matrix of the ÖSG is inadmissible.

If necessary, supplementary equipment for acute geriatrics/reobilisation or reobilisation/aftercare should be taken into consideration in accordance with § 18. The continuation of other existing disciplines, insofar as they are conservative, in an organizational form according to § 2b is permissible only in exceptional cases and if this is provided for in the respective regional structural plan health.

Standard hospitals of the basic supply can also be used as dislocated premises of a spatially close standard hospital according to para. 1 lit. a or a hospital of a higher level of care in accordance with para. 1 lit. b or c.

Departments

for trauma surgery in the form of satellite departments (§ 2b para. 2 Z 1),

for acute geriatrics/Remobilisation within the scope of departments for internal medicine or departments of neurology,

for plastic, aesthetic and reconstructive surgery within the scope of departments for surgery,

for psychosomatics for adults as a priority within the framework of departments of psychiatry or for internal medicine and

for child and adolescent psychosomatics as a priority within the framework of departments for children's and adolescent medicine or for child and adolescent psychiatry.

Specials for the medical special subjects ophthalmology and optometry, neck, nose and ear diseases, oral and maxillofacial surgery, orthopaedics and orthopaedic surgery as well as urology,

disloted weekly clinics for each special subject as well as

disloted daycare clinics for every special subject.

Departments as bed-leading facilities with limited services in the sense of the performance matrix of the ÖSG for Accident Surgery (satellite department) or Plastic, Aesthetic And Reconstructive Surgery with 15 to 24 beds each, for Akutgeriatrics/Remobilisation with at least 20 beds as well as for psychosomatics and children's and juvenile psychosomatics with at least 12 beds. Departments must, with the exception of satellite departments for trauma surgery, be operated in full time in accordance with § 8 (1), have at least three specialists in the reserved area and within the framework of a specialist department be set up within the hospital in accordance with § 2a (5) (1) (1). Satellite departments for trauma surgery are part of the medical institution in which they are operated. The medical care of the satellite departments is provided by a department of trauma surgery of another hospital or-in the case of a hospital with several locations-by a department of trauma surgery on another To ensure the location of the hospitals.

Specialist areas of expertise as bed-leading institutions with eight to fourteen beds and with elective interventions limited service offerings in the sense of the performance matrix of the ÖSG for the medical special subjects according to § 2a (5) Z 2. may have limited operating times if a readiness to call is ensured outside these operating times. Specialist areas must have at least two specialists in the field of expertise and, if necessary, further specialist doctors to cover their readiness to call, and to a department of the same specialist direction of another hospital be attached. The establishment of specialist focus points can be found in standard hospitals according to § 2a para. 1 lit. a and § 2a (4) in addition to the departments to be held as well as in priority hospitals according to § 2a para. 1 lit. b also take place as a replacement of departments to be held.

Dislocated weekly clinics as bed-leading establishments whose medical care is provided by a division of the same subject, which is located in another hospital, or is set up at another hospital location (parent department). They are used for carrying out treatments with a short residence time, the range of services being restricted to basic supply services in the sense of the performance matrix of the ÖSG. The establishment of dislozated weekly clinics is only available in standard hospitals according to § 2a para. 1 lit. a and in priority hospitals according to § 2a para. 1 lit. b in addition to the departments of the hospitals to be held and in standard hospitals of the basic services according to § 2a (4) as a replacement of a department of surgery as well as in other fields of specials. Disloted weekly clinics must be provided, provided that the establishment regulations do not deviate from the rules for public holidays within the meaning of § 6 para. 1 lit. b contains, at least from Monday morning until Friday evening, fully operated in the evening. If necessary, the parent department must ensure the necessary follow-up care for non-redundant patients outside of the operating period.

Dislocated day clinics as bed-leading facilities at locations of hospitals without a fully inpatient bed-leading facility (department, department or specialist focus) of the same special subject with an elective on a day-to-day basis. Offering conservative and operational services with limited services in the sense of the performance matrix of the ÖSG. Dislocated day clinics can either be run independently in the hospital in question and be connected to a department of the same subject area of another hospital, or can also be set up as bed-leading institutions, whose medical care is provided by a department of the same subject, which is located in another hospital or is set up at another hospital location (parent department). They have limited operating times. In any case, the necessary post-operative and conservative aftercare is to be ensured outside the operating period. Disloted day clinics can be found in standard hospitals according to § 2a para. 1 lit. a and in priority hospitals according to § 2a para. lit. b in addition to the departments to be held, as well as in standard hospitals, in accordance with § 2a (4) as a replacement of a department of surgery as well as in other fields of speciation.

Cardiac surgery, thoracic surgery, vascular surgery, transplant surgery, interventional cardiology, oncology care, stem cell transplantation, nuclear medical inpatient therapy and nephrology for adults including children, who the 15. have been completed, as well as

Cardiac surgery, transplant surgery, interventional cardiology, oncological care and stem cell transplantation for children, which is the 15. They have not yet completed their life year. "

the tasks and facilities of the hospital, in general hospitals and special hospitals, also a possible breakdown in departments and/or in other organisational forms related to the subject of acute care, and, in addition to these, also in additional facilities for long-term treatment, or in care groups for the treatment of acute care patients and for long-term treatment within departments;

the broad lines of its administration and its mode of operation, in particular whether, instead of or in addition to the traditional type of operating mode, people in need of an operation only have a single day (day clinic) or overnight (night clinic), or in the longer term, in the semi-stationary area where they are only staying overnight, or only overnight, or in other forms of operation as referred to in paragraph 7;

rules relating to the management of the organisation forms referred to in Article 2b and of the forms of operation referred to in paragraph 7;

Regulations on the operation of disloted weekly clinics on public holidays;

the professional duties of persons employed in the hospital and provisions on the regular holding of meetings of services between the occupational groups concerned;

the behaviour to be observed by Pfleglingen and visitors to the hospital;

the establishment of spaces where smoking is permitted;

Regulations relating to the internal relationship between hospitals in the case of organisational units (§ 2b) or in disloted forms of operation (§ 6 (7)). "

Interdisciplinary guided areas for the treatment of pests from various special subjects, which are held in the hospital in one of the direction-related organizational forms according to § 2b. It is necessary to ensure that the pawnlings can be assigned to a certain special subject at any time without any doubt.

As a weekly hospital bed areas for inpatient treatment of cases where dismissal within the approved operating time is to be expected. Weekly clinics can be operated in a subject-specific or interdisciplinary manner in the sense of the Z 1.

Bedside areas lead to daily clinical treatment (admission and dismissal on the same day). The range of services is limited to daily clinically available conservative and elective operational services. Day clinics can be operated in a subject-specific or interdisciplinary manner in the sense of the Z 1.

Central reception and primary care units as facilities with full operating time, consisting of a first-time outpatient clinic and a reception area with (systemised) beds subject to authorisation for stationary observation of Pfleglingen for a maximum of 24 hours. The range of services allowed includes the implementation of an outpatient initial supply of acute and emergencies, including basal accident care, as well as initial assessment and, if necessary, initial treatment of other unplanned access points, including the assessment of the further treatment requirements and forwarding for subsequent treatment into the relevant specialist structure within or outside the respective first-serving hospital in the inpatient or outpatient area, the short inpatient treatment or Observation up to 24 hours as well as the organizational takeover unplanned stationary recordings outside of routine operating times (night-time) with installation on suitable normal care areas at the beginning of the routine service (daytime service). A dislocated management of these facilities is only permitted in justified exceptional cases, such as coverage of supply gaps in peripheral regions or for the production of a regionally balanced supply.

Outpatient first-care unit as an interdisciplinary structure for the initial assessment and, if necessary, initial treatment including the assessment of the further treatment needs and, if necessary, the transfer of the paselings into the required Ambulant or inpatient care structure. The outpatient primary care unit may have an adequate number of non-taxable beds (functional beds) which provide for short-term accommodation for the implementation of outpatient diagnostic and therapeutic measures is indispensable. Disloted guided outpatient primary care units are to be operated in full time. Ambulatory first-care units, which are operated locally in a hospital or in the immediate vicinity of a hospital, can set the holding for a maximum of 8 hours, which are to be laid down in the Anstaltsordnung daily, if the performance of the tasks of the ambulatory first care unit by the hospital is ensured in another form. In other respects, Z 4 and § 26 shall apply in a reasonable way. "

in disloted weekly clinics, the determination of the readiness to call in accordance with Z 3 and 4 shall apply mutagenically and may be waived from a permanent presence of specialist physicians of the special subjects eligible outside the operating hours, if: In case of need, the maintenance of the noselings by the parent department outside the operating time is ensured;

in dislocated daycare clinics, it is possible, outside operating hours, to be subject to a permanent presence of specialist physicians of the eligible special subjects, provided that the necessary post-operative and conservative follow-up care is ensured; "

the maximum number of beds per department in relation to the country and the supply regions, or in relation to the locations, "

§ § 16, 19a, except para. 4, 23 (1), 24 (1) second and third sentence, 24 (2), with the proviso that the Code of refund and the Directive on the economic prescription of recommendations on further medication are only to be found in shall be taken into account if the Pflegling is to receive the cure at the expense of a sickness insurance institution, § § 24 (4), (26) and (35) (3).

In addition, § § 19a (4), 27, 27a, 28 (3) and (4) and 32 (32) shall apply to non-profit-making hospitals (§ 16). "

the current Austrian structural plan health, which is to be viewed as objectified expert opinion

the current model of performance-oriented hospital financing and

the current basis for the documentation on the basis of the Federal Act on Documentation in the Health Care