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(Adopted at the 58th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Grand MERCOSUR, held on 29 December 2007 for adoption by Decree No. 94 of 23 February 2008 on the date of publication) In order to guarantee basic health care for rural hardship residents, the system of social assistance for rural and urban areas is well developed, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the provincial government, in conjunction with the current city. Article 2, which refers to medical assistance for rural hardship residents, refers to medical treatment by rural hardship residents and medical care payments received by the Government after receiving new rural cooperation medical compensation policies. Article 3 provides medical assistance to rural hardship residents within the executive area of the Principality. Article IV Coordination for the medical care of rural hardship residents established in the city and in the district (market) area is responsible for the organization and coordination of medical assistance for rural hardship residents in the present administration. The municipal and district administrations are responsible for the management of health care for rural hardship residents; the health sector is responsible for the supervision of health-care institutions providing medical assistance to rural hardship residents; and the mobilization, nuclear allocation and supervision of medical assistance funds for rural hardship residents. Municipal government agencies such as the Economic Development Zone Management Committee are responsible for the management of medical assistance for rural hardships, as mandated. Article 5 Article 6. Persons with the lowest living security of the rural population and new rural cooperative medical treatment in the home area are the subject of medical assistance. Those who have been granted the minimum living guarantee of the rural population after the implementation of this scheme have been granted medical assistance in the next quarter of the approved. The target of the rescue was stopped from enjoying the minimum standard of living, and medical assistance was no longer available since the end of the month. Article 7 provides medical treatment for new rural cooperative medical institutions (hereinafter referred to as a medical institution) at the location, with the costs incurred by individuals following the new rural cooperation medical compensation policy, which is paid by the Government in accordance with 810 per cent, with a cumulative maximum of 100 per cent per person per year's rate of assistance, and the recipients of family members can be shared. Medical assistance is not taken into account in the personal accounts and is not used for the next year. Article 8. Resistance targets are inpatient treatment in targeted medical institutions (including inpatient delivery) and are paid by the Government in accordance with 50 per cent of the costs incurred by individuals after the new rural cooperation medical compensation policy. Each person suffers from major illnesses with a cumulative maximum of six thousand yen per year; it is a disease with other illnesses, with a total of four thousand dollars per person per year in the city of Wau, Pran and River. This relief is limited to the enjoyment of the person. The major diseases referred to in the previous paragraph include: healing; chronic kidney jeopardy (urer complications) and regular blood assessment, diagrams; regenerating anaemia; hedge; hepatitis and complications in the evening period. Article 9. Resistance targets are medically available in targeted medical institutions, medical institutions are exempt from the receipt of the wall fees; general screening fees are charged at 50 per cent of the prescribed minimum price; 7x are charged with computer-based scanning videos (CTs), nuclear electromagnetic penetration videos (MRIC) and general colours for ultra-ople inspection fees; 75 per cent are charged with general beds. Article 10. Reachers receive medical treatment for rural hardship residents by means of resident identification, minimum living guarantees for rural residents and new rural cooperative medical certificates. Article 11. The municipal government adjusts and publishes the level of medical assistance and the scope of major diseases, in accordance with the level of economic and social development and the ability to pay. Article 12 Relief targets are treated with major illnesses at the forefront medical facility, while receiving medical assistance under article 8 of this approach. Under article 13, five insured persons who are the target of receiving medical care, inpatient treatment, are partially paid to individuals who have enjoyed the rural cooperation medical compensation policy, the Government provides full assistance and the maximum rate of assistance is implemented in accordance with article 7, paragraph 8, of this approach. Article 14. Article 15. The scope of medical costs for the rescue of the beneficiaries should be in line with the provisions of the directory of new rural cooperative medicine, the directory of therapeutic projects. Article 16 provides for medical treatment, inpatient medical expenses incurred by the target person, in the maximum level of assistance, only a person should be given a part of the care provided by the targeted medical institution, and the medical costs exceed the maximum level of assistance, which exceeds the individual burden of the rescue. Article 17 In the first instance, new rural cooperative medical institutions are eligible for review by the civil administration and the financial sector for review, and are paid by the financial sector to new rural cooperative medical institutions by month. Article 18 responds to illness needs, referrals to non-specified points or inpatient treatment by field medical agencies should be made by targeted medical institutions and with the consent of new rural cooperative medical institutions, and medical costs during their hospitalization are paid by themselves, and after medical ends, requests for medical assistance from new rural cooperative medical institutions at the location. Article 19 Remedies for emergency treatment, first aid for inpatient care or inpatient care in the field are required to report to new rural cooperative medical institutions in the location within three working days from the date of inpatientation, and their medical costs during the hospital are paid by themselves, and after the end of the medical treatment, requests for medical assistance to new rural cooperative medical institutions in the location. Article 20 Specific funding for health care for rural hardship residents is charged with the minimum number of people living in rural areas in the previous year, with a standard mobilization of three hundred per person per year, with financial co-payments at the municipal, district level. Specialized funds for medical assistance are included in the financial pool of social security funds, with special account accounting, specialist management, specialization, and their specific use of management approaches, which are developed separately by the municipal financial sector. Article 21 Funds for medical care for rural hardship residents are arranged separately by the same-level financial sector. The civil affairs sector in the district (commune) should organize relevant organizations or personnel to publish medical assistance for rural hardship residents every quarter in the village unit for supervision by villagers. Article 23, in violation of this approach to medical assistance, is criticized by the civil affairs sector and recovers the fraudulent medical aid, which constitutes a serious offence and is criminally prosecuted by law. Article 24, targeted medical institutions and their medical personnel refuse to provide medical assistance to the beneficiaries, which are dealt with by law in the health sector. Article 25 Persons responsible for medical assistance in rural hardship who play negligence, favour private fraud, abuse of power are administratively disposed of by their units or superior authorities; and constitute criminal liability by law. Article 26 is implemented since the date of publication. The Government of the Greater Municipalities issued on 28 February 2002 the Health Care Remedies for Major Diseases by the Challenge (No. [2002]9), which was released on 26 May 2005 by the Executive Office of the Government of the Greater Municipalities, transmitted to the Office of the Civil Affairs of the Municipalities the notification of the improvement of the medical care for major diseases of the population of the city (No. |
