atory examination and radiological examination.
(4) The laboratory examination as referred to in paragraph (3) is conducted by health analysts under the responsibility of the clinic ' s pathology specialist.
(5) The examination of radiology as referred to in verse (3) is carried out by radiographers under the responsibility of a specialist radiology physician.
Section 5
(1) The medical examination of the TKI candidates is exercised by a team of doctors led by a specialist in-disease physicians.
(2) Specialist doctor in as referred to in verse (1) sets out prospective TKI laik to work (fit to work) or not laik to work (unfit to work) based on the results of a health check.
(3) Laic or non-laic lophers as referred to in verse (2) refers to the determination of the Limitation Limitation of Work (fit to work).
(4) A laic or non-laic statement must be set at the slowest 2 (two) days after the complete examination is exercised.
Section 6
(1) A prospective TKI candidate who is found to be suffering from illness at a time of health examination should be given treatment or referred to another health care facility.
(2) A TKI candidate who has been cured and/or controlled by his illness after being given treatment for 6 (six) months can be conducted a rehealth check on the same Health Sarana.
Section 7
(1) The results of the health examination and/or treatment carried out against the prospective TKI should be recorded in medical records.
(2) The study of the medical record as referred to in paragraph (1) is performed using Form 1 attached.
(3) The results of a health check that stated the prospective TKI fit to work in addition to being recorded in medical records as referred to in paragraph (1) must be recorded in the Book of Health.
(4) The Book of Health as referred to in paragraph (3) aims to know the health status and make it easier to evaluate the health status of prospective TKI candidates prior to departure, as long as it becomes Indonesian labour in the country placement as well as after returning to the homeland.
(5) TKI candidates must bring the Book of Health and ask the doctor who checks to fill the health status each time drug to Sarana Health well before departing, during being in the state of placement and after returning to the ground Water.
Section 8
(1) Female TKI candidates who have been declared fit to work must be performed re-laboratory examinations for the slowest pregnancy test 7 (seven) days prior to departure.
(2) A laboratory examination as referred to in paragraph (1) is carried out on the Sarana Health.
(3) In terms of re-laboratory examination results for pregnancy tests showing a pregnant positive, then the Health Certificate that states fit to work is revoked by the Sarana Health charge.
(4) The repealed Health Certificate as referred to paragraph (3) must be returned to the issuing Health Sarana.
Section 9
The provisions of the Health Examination Standards and the Determination of work-sex limitations (
fit to work) as set forth in Appendix I which are an inseparable part of this Ministerial Regulation.
BAB III
HEALTH MEANS REQUIREMENTS
Section 10
(1) To be designated as a Health Sarana, a primary hospital or clinic must meet the technical requirements covering:
a. means and infrastructure;
B. equipment; and
c. human resources.
(2) In addition to meeting the requirements as referred to in paragraph (1) the primary hospital or clinic must carry out laboratory quality management activities, radiology and safety and occupations efforts in accordance with the rules of the law. It's
(3) The further provisions of the technical requirements as referred to in paragraph (1) are listed in Annex II which are an inseparable part of the Regulation of this Minister.
BAB IV
HEALTH MEANS DESIGNATION
Section 11
(1) The main hospital or clinic that can perform the health examination of the TKI candidates must obtain the designation of the Minister.
(2) The Minister delegated the designation of the medical examiner ' s health examiner TKI to the Director General.
Article 12
(1) To be designated as Sarana Health, the head of the hospital or primary clinic must first obtain the recommendation of the head of the provincial health service as a requirement for the designation of Health Sarana by Director General.
(2) To obtain a recommendation as referred to in paragraph (1), the principal of the hospital or the primary clinic is applying to the head of the local provincial health service using the example as set forth in the Form 2 is attached.
(3) Requests as referred to in paragraph (2) are submitted with accompanied other requirements as follows:
a. photocopy of primary clinic permit or hospital operating permit minimum C class;
B. The certificate is operational in the health care of at least two years from the head of the county health service.
c. photocopy of the License of the Practice of the Doctor of the Practice of an internal illness, a specialist physician pathology, and a specialist in radiology;
D. Sarana Health profile; and
e. form
self assessment that has been in the content.
(4) The form self assessment as referred to in paragraph (3) of the letter e using the example as set forth in Form 3 attached.
(5) The head of the local provincial health service must carry out verification of requirements based on self assessment after receiving a plea.
(6) Most recently within 14 (fourteen) days of work since the acceptance of the request, the head of the local provincial health service must provide a recommendation or decline a request for a clear reason by using an example. as set forth in Form 4 or Form 5 attached.
(7) In terms of the head of the local provincial health service rejectinck according to the standards of health checks for the prospective TKI.
(2) In addition to a health check according to the standards referred to in paragraph (1), it may be an additional health check on the country's request for placement and/or labor-labor users.
Section 4
(1) The health examination standard for the prospective TKI as referred to in Article 3 of the paragraph (1) includes complete physical examination, simple soul check, and support check.
(2) A complete physical examination and simple soul examination as referred to in paragraph (1) are performed by a specialist doctor and/or doctor who has got the training Simple soul checkup.
(3) Examination checks as referred to in paragraph (1) include labor
