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Original Language Title: Undang-Undang Nomor 44 Tahun 2009

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SHEET COUNTRY
REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA

No. 153, 2009 (Explanation in Additional State Sheet Republic Indonesia Number 5072)

CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
No. 44 YEAR 2009
ABOUT
THE HOSPITAL

WITH THE GRACE OF THE ALMIGHTY GOD

PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,

Weigh: a. that health care is the right of every person guaranteed in the Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia of Indonesia in 1945 which must be realized with an increased degree of public health degree to the high degree of public health;
B. that the Hospital is a health care institution for society with its own carateristic influences that are affected by the development of health science, technological advances, and the social life of the public economy that must remain capable. Improving the quality of quality and affordability by the public to come true to the health of the highest health.
c. that in order to improve the quality and range of the hospital service as well as the regulation of the rights and obligations of the public in obtaining health care, need to set the Hospital with Undang-Undang;
D. that setting up regarding the hospital is not adequate enough to be the cornerstone of the law in hosting the hospital as a health care institution for the community;
e. that under consideration as intended in the letters a, the letter b, the letter c, and the letter d and to provide legal certainty to the public and the Hospital, need to form the Law on the Hospital;

Given: Article 5 of the paragraph (1), Article 20, Article 28H paragraph (1), and Article 34 of the paragraph (3) of the Basic Law of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945;

With Shared Consent
REPRESENTATIVES OF THE PEOPLE ' S REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
And
PRESIDENT

DECIDED:

Establish: A STATUTE OF HOSPITALS.

BAB I
UMUM PROVISIONS

Section 1
In this Act referred to:
1. The hospital is a health care institution that organizes personal health services in full which provides an outpatient, outpatient, and emergency services service.
2. Emergency Gawat is a clinical state of patients requiring immediate medical action in order to save lives and further prevention of disability.
3. The plenary Health Service is a health care service that includes promotion, preventative, curative, and rehabilitative.
4. The patient is any person who conducts a consultation on his health issue to obtain the necessary health care, whether directly or indirectly in the Hospital.
5. The next Central Government is the President of the Republic of Indonesia which holds the power of government of the Republic of Indonesia as referred to in the Basic Law of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945.
6. The Regional Government is the Governor, the Regent, or the Mayor and the area's device as an element of the organizing government of the region.
7. Minister is the minister who organizes government affairs in the field of health.

BAB II
ASAS AND THE PURPOSE

Section 2
Hospitals are organised as Pancasila and are based on the value of humanity, ethics and professionalism, benefits, justice, equality of rights and anti-discrimination, alignment, protection and safety of patients, as well as having functions social.

Section 3
The setting for the Hospital is aimed at:
a. easing public access to get health services;
B. provide protection against the safety of patients, the public, the hospital environment and human resources in the hospital;
c. enhancing the quality and maintaining of the hospital service standards; and
D. provide legal certainty to patients, the public, the human resources of the hospital, and the Hospital.

BAB III
THE TASK AND FUNCTION

Section 4
Hospitals have a duty to provide individual health care parentally.

Section 5
To perform the tasks as referred to in Article 4, the Hospital has a function:
a. the hosting of medical treatment and recovery services in accordance with the standards of hospital services;
B. the maintenance and improvement of individual health through a second and third degree of health care according to the medical needs;
c. Host of education and human resources training in order to increase the capability in providing health care; and
D. Hosting research and development and screening of healthcare technology in order to improve health care with regard to the ethics of health field science;

BAB IV
LIABILITY
GOVERNMENT AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Section 6
(1) The government and local governments are responsible for:
a. providing the Hospital based on the needs of the community;
B. ensuring the financing of health care in the hospital for poor facir, or people incapable of keeping under the rules of the laws of the law;
c. fostering and supervising the hosting of the Hospital;
D. providing protection to the Hospital in order to be able to provide health care professionally and responsively;
e. providing protection to the people of the Hospital service users in accordance with the provisions of the laws of the Law;
f. moving the role as well as the community in the establishment of the Hospital in accordance with the type of service the community needs; G. providing health information needed by the community;
h. Guarantee the financing of the emergency services at the hospital due to disaster and extraordinary events;
i. providing the human resources needed; and
J. set up the distribution and deployment of high-tech healthcare tools and is of high value.
(2) The responsibility as referred to in paragraph (1) is exercised under the authority in accordance with the provisions of the laws of the law.

BAB V
REQUIREMENTS

The Kesatu section
Common

Section 7
(1) The Hospital must meet the requirements of location, building, infrastructure, human resources, pharmacies, and equipment.
(2) The Hospital may be established by the Government, Local Government, or private.
(3) The Hospital established by the Government and the Local Government as referred to in paragraph (2) must be the Technical Managing Unit of the Instancy in charge of the health, certain Instancy, or the Regional Technical Institution with management of the General Services Agency or the Regional General Services Agency in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
(4) The hospital established by the private as referred to in verse (2) should be the form of a legal entity whose business activities are only moving in the field of the pain.

The Second Part
The location

Section 8
(1) The location requirements as referred to in Section 7 of the paragraph (1) must comply with the provisions regarding health, environmental safety, and spatial governance, as well as in accordance with the results of the study of the needs and eligibility of the Hospital.
(2) The provisions of the health and safety of the environment as referred to in paragraph (1) concern the Environmental Monitoring Efforts, Environmental Management Efforts and/or with Analysis Regarding the Environmental Impact implemented in accordance with the regulations It's
(3) The provisions of the spatial layout as referred to in paragraph (1) are executed in accordance with the location of the location set forth in the District/City Area Board Plan, the Urban Area Space Plan and/or the Building Plan and the Building Plan. The neighborhood.
(4) The results of the study of the needs of the Hospital as referred to in verse (1) must be based on a feasibility study using the principle of order of service, efficiency and effectiveness, as well as demographics.

The Third Part
Building

Section 9
The requirements of the building as referred to in Article 7 of the paragraph (1) must meet:
a. Administrative requirements and the technical requirements of building buildings in general, in accordance with the provisions of the laws of the law; and
B. Hospital building's technical requirements, in accordance with the function, comfort and ease in providing service and protection and safety for all persons including the disabled, children, and advanced people.

Section 10
(1) The Hospital Building as referred to in Article 9 should be used to meet the needs of plenary health care, education and training, as well as research and development of science and health technology.
(2) The building of the hospital as referred to in paragraph (1) is at least composed of space:
a. Outpatient;
B. Inpatient space;
c. emergency room;
D. operation space;
e. health care space;
f. Radiological space;
G. laboratory space;
h. Sterilization space;
i. pharmacy space;
J. education and exercise space;
No, office and administration space;
I. worship space, waiting room;
M. the hospital ' s public health counseling room;
N. breastfeeding room;
O. mechanical space;
p. kitchen space;
Q. laundry;
R. a mortuary;
It's park;
No. junk processing; and
u. Enough parking space.
(3) Further provisions concerning the technical requirements of the Hospital building as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) are governed by the Regulation of the Minister.

The Fourth Part
The prasarana

Section 11
(1) The Hospital Prasarana as referred to in Article 7 of the paragraph (1) may include:
a. water installation;
B. mechanical and electrically installation;
c. medik gas installation;
D. steam installation;
e. Waste management installation;
f. Fire prevention and countermeasures;
G. hint, standard and means of evacuation in the event of an emergency;
h. the air layout installation;
i. information and communication systems; and
J. Ambulance.
(2) Prasarana as referred to in paragraph (1) must meet the standards of service, security, as well as the safety and health of the hosting of the Hospital
(3) The following shall be in a state of good health and good.
(4) The operation and maintenance of the Hospital as referred to in a paragraph (1) must be performed by an officer who has a competency in his field.
(5) The operation and maintenance of the hospital infrastructure as referred to in the paragraph (1) must be documented and evaluated periodically and continuously.
(6) Further provisions concerning the Hospital prasarana as referred to in paragraph (1) to the paragraph (5) are governed by the Regulation of the Minister.

The Fifth Part
Human Resources

Section 12
(1) Human resource requirements as referred to in Article 7 of the paragraph (1) that the Hospital must have a fixed power that includes medical and medical support, nursing power, pharmacies, Hospital management power, and Nonhealth.
(2) The number and type of human resources as referred to in paragraph (1) must conform to the type and classification of the Hospital.
(3) The Hospital must have data of the composure performing the practice or employment in the hosting of the Hospital.
(4) The Hospital may employ an unfixed power and consultant according to the needs and capabilities in accordance with the provisions of the perinvitation regulations.

Section 13
(1) Medical forces who conduct medical practice in the Hospital are required to have a Practice of Practice in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
(2) Certain health workers who work in the Hospital are required to have permits in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
(3) Any health workforce working in the Hospital must work in accordance with the standards of the profession, the standard of the Hospital service, the standard applicable operational procedure, the ethics of the profession, respecting the right of the patient and prioriting the safety of the patient.
(4) The provisions of the medical and health care power as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) are executed in accordance with the provisions of the laws.

Section 14
(1) The Hospital may employ foreign health personnel according to the needs of the ministry.
(2) The foreign healthcare workforce as referred to in verse (1) is only done by considering the importance of technology and science as well as the availability of local health care.
(3) Foreign health care personnel as referred to in paragraph (1) are only done for foreign health personnel who have had the Registration Letter and Ijin Practice Letters.
(4) Further provisions of the atonement of foreign health power in paragraph (1) paragraph (2) and paragraph (3) are governed by the Government Regulation.

The Sixth Part
The farmness

Section 15
(1) The pharmacist requirements as referred to in Article 7 of the paragraph (1) must guarantee the availability of a quality pharmaceutical and health care tool, beneficial, safe and affordable.
(2) The service of pharmaceutical supplies at the Hospital must follow the standards of the pharmacist ministry.
(3) The management of health tools, pharmaceutical supplies, and disposable materials in the Hospital must be carried out by pharmaceutical Installation system one door.
(4) The price of pharmacy supply prices on the Hospital pharmacy installation must be reasonable and benchmark to the benchmark price of the Government.
(5) The further provisions of the standard of the pharmacies of ministry as referred to in paragraph (2) are governed by the Regulation of the Minister.

The Seventh Part
The toolkit

Section 16
(1) The equipment requirements as referred to in Section 7 of the paragraph (1) include medical and non-medical equipment must meet the standards of service, quality requirements, security, safety and lathic use.
(2) The medical equipment as referred to in paragraph (1) must be tested and calibrated periodically by the Health Facility Testing Hall and/or the health facility testing institution authorized.
(3) Appliances that use the ionizing beam must meet the provisions and must be supervised by the authorized agency.
(4) The use of medical and nonmedical equipment in the Hospital must be performed according to the patient ' s medical indication.
(5) Operating and maintenance of the Hospital equipment must be performed by officers who have a competency in their field.
(6) Appliance maintenance must be documented and evaluated periodically and continuously
(7) The provisions of testing and/or calibration of medical equipment, standards related to security, quality, and benefits are exercised in accordance with the provisions of the laws.

Section 17
Hospitals that do not meet the requirements as are referred to in Section 7, Section 8, Section 9, Section 10, Section 11, Section 12, Section 13, Section 14, Section 14, Section 15, and Section 16 are not granted permission to establish, revoked or unextended operational clearance. Hospital ..

BAB VI
TYPE AND CLASSIFICATION

The Kesatu section
The type

Section 18
Hospitals can be shared based on the type of service and its management.

Section 19
(1) Based on the type of service given, the Hospital is categorized in General Hospital and Special Hospital.
(2) The General Hospital as referred to in paragraph (1) provides health care on all fields and types of disease.
(3) Special Hospital as referred to in paragraph (1) provides the primary service of one field or one particular type of disease based on the discipline, age group, organ, type of disease, or other specificity.

Section 20
(1) Based on the management of the Hospital can be divided into public hospitals and private hospitals.
(2) The public hospital as referred to in paragraph (1) may be managed by the Government, the Local Government, and the non-profit legal entity.
(3) The Government-run public hospital and the Local Government are organized under the management of the General Services Agency or the Regional General Services Agency in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
(4) Government-run public hospitals and the Local Government as referred to in paragraph (2) cannot be transferred to the private hospital.

Section 21
The private hospital as referred to in Article 20 of the paragraph (1) is managed by a legal entity with the purpose of the profit being a Limited Perseroan or Persero-shaped profit.

Section 22
(1) The hospital can be designated an educational hospital after meeting the requirements and standards of educational hospitals.
(2) The education hospital as referred to in paragraph (1) is set by the Minister after coordinating with the Minister ' s drugging of educational affairs.

Section 23
(1) The education hospital as referred to in Article 22 is the Hospital that organizes a unified education and research in the field of medical profession education, sustainable medical education, and power education. Another health.
(2) In the hosting of the Education Hospital can be formed the Jenets of the Education Hospital.
(3) Further provisions concerning the Education Hospital are set up with Government Regulation.

The Second Part
Classification

Section 24
(1) In order to host health care and referral functions, public hospitals and special hospitals are classified according to the facilities and services of the Hospital.
(2) The General Hospital Classification as referred to in paragraph (1) consists of:
a. Class A general hospital;
B. Class B public hospital
C. Class C public hospital;
D. D.C.-class general hospital.
(3) The Special Hospital Classification as referred to in paragraph (1) consists of:
a. Class A special Hospital A;
B. Class B special hospital;
C. Grade C special hospital.
(4) The further provisions of the classification as referred to in paragraph (1) are governed by the Regulation of the Minister.

BAB VII
PERIZs

Section 25
(1) Any organizer of the Hospital is required to have a permit.
(2) The permission as referred to in paragraph (1) consists of establishing a set up and operational clearance.
(3) The permission to establish as referred to in paragraph (2) is given for a term of 2 (two) years and may be extended to 1 (one) year.
(4) The operational clearance as referred to in paragraph (2) is provided for a term of 5 (five) years and may be extended back during the meeting of the requirements.
(5) Permission as referred to in paragraph (2) is provided after meeting the requirements as set forth in this Act.

Section 26
(1) Class A hospital permits and foreign capital planting hospitals or domestic capital planting are granted by the Minister after obtaining a recommendation from officials in the area of health in the Provincial Government.
(2) The permit of a foreign capital planting or the cultivation of domestic capital as referred to in verse (1) is given after receiving a recommendation from an agency carrying out foreign capital cultivation or domestic capital cultivation.
(3) A Class B Hospital permit is granted by the Provincial Regional Government after obtaining a recommendation from the health care official of the District/City Local Government.
(4) C-class Hospital Permit and D class are granted by the District/City Local Government after receiving recommendations from officials in the health area of the District/City Local Government.

Section 27
Hospital permission can be revoked if:
a. expires;
B. no longer meets the requirements and standards;
c. proven to be committing a violation of the rules of the laws; and/or
D. on the court order in order of law enforcement.

Section 28
The further provisions of licensing are governed by the Regulation of Ministers.

BAB VIII
OBLIGATIONS AND RIGHTS

The Kesatu section
The obligation

Section 29
(1) Each Hospital has an obligation:
a. provide correct information about the Hospital service to the community;
B. provide a safe, quality, antidiscriminate, and effective health care service by prioring the interests of patients in accordance with the standards of the Hospital service;
c. provide patient emergency services to patients in accordance with the ability of its services;
D. play an active role in delivering health care to disasters, in accordance with the ability of its services;
e. providing a means and service for the community cannot be able or poor;
f. Perform social functions among other things by providing non-poor/poor patient service facilities, emergency emergency services, free ambulance, free ambulance service, disaster relief services and extraordinary events, or social services for humanitarian missions;
G. create, execute, and maintain the quality of health care quality in the Hospital as a reference in serving patients;
h. hosting a medical record;
i. providing common means and general amenities among other means of worship, parking, waiting room, means for disabled people, nursing women, children, elderly;
J. executing a referral system;
No, rejected a patient ' s wishes in conflict with the standards of the profession and ethics as well as the laws of the legislation;
I. provide correct, clear and honest information regarding patient rights and obligations;
M. respect and protect the rights of patients;
N. carrying out the Hospital ethics;
O. have accident prevention and disaster prevention systems;
p. carrying out government programs in the health field both regionally and nationally;
Q. create a list of medical personnel that conducts medical or dental medicine and other health care practices;
R. assemble and carry out the internal regulations of the Hospital (hospital by laws);
It's protect and provide legal assistance to all Hospital officers in carrying out tasks; and
No. All the hospitals have been in the area without smoking.
(2) The violation of the obligation as referred to in paragraph (1) is imposed by the admisnistrative sanction:
a. Reprimand;
B. written reprimand; or
c. fines and revocation of the Hospital permit.
(3) Further provisions on the Hospital ' s obligations as referred to in paragraph (1) are governed by the Regulation of the Minister.

The Second Part
Hospital Rights

Section 30
(1) Each Hospital has a right:
a. define the number, type, and qualification of human resources in accordance with the Hospital classification;
B. receive rewards for service services and determine remuneration, incentives, and awards in accordance with the provisions of the rules of the laws;
c. perform cooperation with other parties in order to develop services;
D. receive assistance from other parties in accordance with the provisions of the laws of the laws;
e. Suing the parties that resulted in the loss; f. obtaining legal protection in carrying out health care;
G. promotes the health services existing in the Hospital in accordance with the provisions of the laws of the law; and
h. get tax incentives for the public Hospital and Hospital designated as an educational Hospital.
(2) Further provisions on the promotion of health services as dintention in paragraph (1) of the letter g is governed by the Regulation of the Minister.
(3) Further provisions of tax incentives as dintent on paragraph (1) of the letter h are governed by the Government Regulation.

The Third Part
Patient liability

Section 31
(1) Each patient has an obligation to the Hospital over the service it receives.
(2) Further provisions on patient liability are arranged with the Regulation of Ministers.

The Fourth Part
Patient Rights

Section 32
Each patient has a right:
a. obtaining information regarding the applicable regulations and regulations in the Hospital;
B. obtaining information about patient rights and obligations;
c. acquire a humane, fair, honest, and undiscriminated service;
D. obtaining quality health services in accordance with the standards of the profession and the standard of operational procedures;
e. obtaining an effective and efficient service so that the patient is spared physical and material loss;
f. submitted a complaint over the quality of the services it obtained;
G. selecting a doctor and a class of care according to his wishes and applicable regulations in the Hospital;
h. ask for a consultation on the illness he has contracted to other physicians who have a Practice License (SIP) both inside and outside the Hospital;
i. obtain the privacy and privacy of the diseases suffered including its medical data;
J. receive information covering the diagnosis and grammar of medical actions, the purpose of medical action, alternative actions, risks and complications, and the prognosis for the actions carried out as well as the estimated cost of the treatment;
No, provide approval or refuse for any action to be carried out by the health force against the disease he has suffered;
I. accompanied his family in a critical state;
M. Exercising his worship according to his religion or trust, as long as it does not interfere with the other patients;
N. obtaining her security and safety during treatment at the Hospital;
O. propose a proposal, advice, improvement over the Hospital ' s treatment of her;
p. deny the ministry of spiritual guidance that does not conform to its religion and its beliefs;
Q. sue and/or sue the Hospital if the Hospital is expected to provide services that do not comply with standards of either perdata or criminal; and
R. complained of hospital services that do not comply with the standards of service through print and electronic media in accordance with the provisions of the laws.

BAB IX
Host

The Kesatu section
Organizing
Section 33
(1) Each Hospital must have an effective, efficient, and accountable organization.
(2) The least hospital organization consists of the Head of the Hospital or Director of the Hospital, the element of medical services, the nursing element, the medical support element, the medical committee, the internal vetting unit, as well as the general administration and finance.

Section 34
(1) The head of the hospital must be a medic who has the ability and expertise in the field of pain.
(2) The structural power that occupies the position of leadership must be Indonesian citizenship.
(3) The owner of the Hospital should not be caught in the head of the Hospital.

Section 35
The Hospital organization 's guidelines are set with the President' s Rule.

The Second Part
Clinic Management

Section 36
Every Hospital has to host a good clinical governance and clinical governance.

Section 37
(1) Any medical action carried out in the Hospital must obtain the consent of the patient or his family.
(2) The provisions of the consent of the medical action as referred to in paragraph (1) are executed in accordance with the provisions of the laws.

Section 38
(1) Each Hospital should keep a medical secret.
(2) The secret of medicine as referred to in paragraph (1) may only be opened for the benefit of the patient ' s health, for the fulfillment of the request of law enforcement officers in order of law enforcement, at the consent of the patient alone, or under the provisions of Laws.
(3) Further provisions on the secret of medicine are arranged with the Regulation of Ministers.

Section 39
(1) In the hosting of the Hospital must be conducted an audit.
(2) Audit as referred to in paragraph (1) may be a performance audit and medical audit.
(3) Audit performance and medical audits as referred to in paragraph (2) can be done internally and externally.
(4) The external performance audits as referred to in paragraph (3) may be carried out by the supervising power.
(5) The implementation of medical audits guidelines on the provisions set forth by the Minister.

The Third Part
Accreditation

Section 40
(1) In the effort to increase the quality of compulsory hospital services are periodically accrued 3 (three) years once.
(2) The Hospital Accreditation as referred to in paragraph (1) is performed by an independent agency both from within and from abroad based on the standard of accreditation in effect.
(3) The independent institution as referred to in paragraph (2) is set by the Minister.
(4) Further provisions concerning the Hospital accreditation as referred to in paragraph (1), and paragraph (2) are governed by the Regulation of the Minister.

The Fourth Part
The network and the Ruating System

Section 41
(1) The Government and the Association of Hospitals form a network in order to improve health care.
(2) Jenets as referred to in paragraph (1) include information, infrastructure facilities, services, referrals, tools, and power education.

Section 42
(1) The referral system is the host of health that governs the duties and responsibilities of both vertical and horizontal, and structural and functional responsibility for the case of illness or illness or disease. Health issues.
(2) Each Hospital has an obligation referring to patients who require services outside of the hospital ' s ministry skills.
(3) The further provisions of the referral system as referred to in paragraph (1) are governed by the Regulation of the Minister.

The Fifth Part
Patient Safety

Section 43
(1) The hospital is required to apply patient safety standards.
(2) The patient safety standards as referred to in paragraph (1) are executed through incident reporting, analyzing, and setting problem solving in order to lower the number of events that are not expected.
(3) The Hospital reports the activities as referred to in paragraph (2) to the committee that is drugging the patient ' s safety prescribed by the Minister.
(4) The reporting of patient safety incidents as referred to in paragraph (2) is created anonymously and is intended to correct the system in order to improve patient safety.
(5) The further provisions of patient safety standards as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) are governed by the Regulation of the Minister.

The Sixth Part
Hospital Law Protection

Section 44
(1) The Hospital may refuse to disclose any information to the public relating to the secret of medicine.
(2) The patient and/or the family who demanded the Hospital and evangelised him through the mass media, is thought to have waive his doctor ' s secret rights to the public.
(3) The informer to the mass media as referred to in verse (2) provides the authority to the Hospital to reveal the medical secrets of the patient as the right to answer the Hospital.

Section 45
(1) The Hospital is not legally liable if the patient and/or his family refuse or stop the treatment that may result in the patient ' s death following a comprehensive medical explanation.
(2) The hospital cannot be prosecuted in carrying out tasks in order to save human lives.

The Seventh Part
The Legal Responsibility

Section 46
The Hospital is legally responsible for all the damages inflicted on the negligence committed by the health force at the Hospital.

The Eighth Part
The form

Section 47
(1) The Hospital can be in the form of a static Hospital, a mobile hospital, and a field hospital.
(2) Further provisions on the terms and layout of the mobile hospital and the field hospital as referred to in paragraph (1) are governed by the Regulation of the Minister.

BAB X
THE FINANCING

Section 48
(1) Hospital Financing may be sourced from hospital admissions, Government budgets, Government subsidies, Local Government budgets, Regional Government subsidies or other non-binding sources according to regulatory provisions It's
(2) The further provisions of the subsidies or assistance of the Government and the Local Government as referred to in paragraph (1) are governed by the Government Regulation.

Section 49
(1) The minister sets the national tariff pattern.
(2) The national tariff pattern as referred to in paragraph (1) is set on the basis of the cost component of the financing unit and with regard to regional conditions.
(3) The governor sets the pagu the maximum fare based on the national tariff pattern as referred to in paragraph (1) applicable to the hospital in the Province concerned.
(4) The rate of the hospital's rate of rates must be based on the pattern of the national fare as referred to in paragraph (1) and the maximal rate of rates as referred to in verse (3).

Section 50
(1) The rate of class III of the Hospital managed by the Government is set forth by the Minister.
(2) The Level III Class III fare that the Regional Government-managed Hospital is set out with the Regional Regulation.
(3) The rate of the Class III Hospital in addition to the hospital as it is referred to in verse (1) and verse (2) is set by the Chief of the Hospital with regard to the magnitude of the fare as referred to in verse (2).

Section 51
Government-run Public Hospital revenues and the Local Government are used entirely for the Hospital operating expenses and cannot be made as state income or Regional Government.

BAB XI
THE LOGGING AND REPORTING

Section 52
(1) Each Hospital is mandatory for logging and reporting on all the activities of the hosting of the Hospital in the form of the Hospital Management Information System.
(2) Seekers and reporting of plague diseases or other specific diseases that may lead to outbreaks, and patients with drug and/or psychotropic dependence are exercised in accordance with the provisions of the laws.

Section 53
(1) The Hospital is required to host the storage of records and reporting performed for a certain period of time in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
(2) The extermination or removal of the records and reporting files as referred to in paragraph (1) is executed in accordance with the provisions of the laws.

BAB XII
COACHING AND SUPERVISION

The Kesatu section
Common

Section 54
(1) The Government and the Local Government are conducting coaching and supervision of the Hospital by engaging the organization of the profession, the association of pain, and other chemo organizations in accordance with their respective duties and functions.
(2) Coaching and supervision as referred to in paragraph (1) is directed to:
a. the fulfillment of the needs of affordable health care by the public;
B. improving health care quality;
c. patient safety;
D. service range development; and
e. An increase in the ability of the hospital.
(3) In carrying out oversight duties, the Government and the Local Government are lifting the supervising power according to its competence and expertise.
(4) The supervising power as referred to in paragraph (3) carries out the technical and technical technical supervision of the labor force.
(5) In the course of coaching and supervision as referred to in paragraph (1) and the paragraph (2) of the Government and the Local Government may take administrative action of:
a. Reprimand;
B. written reprimand; and/or
c. fines and revocation of permits.
(6) The further provisions of coaching and supervision as referred to in paragraph (1), paragraph (2), paragraph (3), paragraph (4), and paragraph (5) are governed by the Regulation of the Minister.

Section 55
(1) Coaching and non-technical supervision of a person who engages a community element can be done internally and externally.
(2) Internal coaching and supervision as referred to in paragraph (1) is carried out by the Hospital Supervising Board.
(3) External coaching and supervision as referred to in paragraph (1) is carried out by the Supervising Board of the Indonesian Hospital.

The Second Part
Hospital Supervising Board

Section 56
(1) The owners of the Hospital can form the Hospital Supervising Board.
(2) The Hospital Supervising Board as referred to in paragraph (1) is a nonstructural unit that is independent and responsible to the Hospital owner.
(3) The membership of the Board of Trusts of the Hospital consists of the elements of the owners of the Hospital, the organization of the profession, the association of pain, and the public figure.
(4) The membership of the Supervising Board of Hospitals amounts to a maximum of 5 (five) consisting of 1 (one) of the chairpersons of the members and 4 (four) members of the member.
(5) The Hospital Supervising Board as referred to in paragraph (1) is on duty:
a. determining the direction of the Hospital policy;
B. approve and oversee the execution of the strategic plan;
c. assess and approve the implementation of the budget plan;
D. oversee the execution of quality control and cost control;
e. oversee and maintain patient rights and obligations;
f. overseeing and maintaining the Hospital ' s rights and obligations; and
G. oversee the compliance of the ethics of the Hospital ethics, the ethics of the profession, and the laws of the laws;
(6) Further provisions concerning the Hospital Supervising Board are set up with the Regulation of Ministers

The Third Part
Indonesia ' s Hospital Supervising Agency

Section 57
(1) The coaching and supervision as referred to in Article 54 of the paragraph (1) and the verse (2) is carried out by the Supervising Board of Indonesia ' s Hospital which is set by the Minister.
(2) The Indonesian Hospital Supervising Board is responsible to the Minister.
(3) The Supervising Board of Indonesian Hospital is a nonstructural unit in the Ministry responsible for healthcare and in the exercise of its duties is independent.
(4) The membership of the Supervising Board of Indonesian Hospital amounts to a maximum of 5 (five) people consisting of 1 (one) of the chairpersons of the members and 4 (four) members of the member.
(5) The membership of the Supervising Board of Indonesia is composed of elements of government, the organization of the profession, the association of pain, and the public figures.
(6) The Supervising Board of the Indonesian Hospital in carrying out its duties assisted by the secretariat led by a secretary.
(7) The charge for the execution of the duties of the Indonesian Hospital Supervising Board is charged to the state budget and expenditure budget.

Section 58.
Indonesian Hospital Supervising Board on duty:
a. created guidelines on the supervision of the Hospital for use by the Provincial Hospital Supervising Board;
B. forming a reporting system and information system that is a network of the Indonesian Hospital Supervising Board and the Provincial Hospital Supervising Board; and
C. Conduct an analysis of the surveillance results and provide recommendations to the Government and the Local Government for use as a coaching material.

Section 59
(1) The Supervising Board of the Hospital can be formed at the provincial level by the Governor and accountable to the Governor.
(2) The Provincial Hospital Supervising Board is a nonstructural unit on the Provincial Health Service and in the running of its duties is independent.
(3) The membership of the Provincial Hospital Supervising Board consists of elements of government, the organization of the profession, the association of labor, and public figures.
(4) The membership of the Provincial Supervising Board of the Provincial Hospital amounts to a maximum of 5 (five) consisting of 1 (one) of the speaker's persons and 4 (four) members of the member.
(5) The charge for the execution of the Provincial Hospital Supervising Board tasks is charged to the income budget and area shopping.

Section 60
The Provincial Hospital Supervising Board as referred to in Article 59 of the paragraph (1) is in charge:
a. oversee and maintain the rights and obligations of patients in its territory;
B. oversee and maintain the rights and obligations of the Hospital in its territory;
c. overseeing the application of the ethics of the Hospital, the ethics of the profession, and the laws of the laws;
D. conduct surveillance results reporting to the Indonesian Hospital Supervising Board;
e. conduct an analysis of the surveillance results and provide recommendations to the Local Government for use as a coaching material; and
f. receive a complaint and conduct a dispute resolution effort by mediation.

Section 61
Further provisions on the Indonesian Hospital Supervising Board and the Provincial Hospital Supervising Board are set up with Government Regulation.

BAB XIII
CRIMINAL PROVISIONS

Section 62.
Any person who intentionally organizes the Hospital does not have the permission as referred to in Article 25 of the paragraph (1) to be criminalised with a prison criminal of the longest 2 (two) years and a fine of the most Rp. 5.000.000.00-(five billion) rupiah).

Section 63
(1) In the event of a criminal offence as referred to in Article 62 of the corporation, in addition to a prison criminal and a fine of the anointing, the criminal charges against the corporation are criminal fines of 3 (3) times of the Criminal fines as referred to in Article 62.
(2) In addition to the criminal fines as referred to in paragraph (1), the corporation may be subject to additional criminal charges:
a. effort revocation; and/or
B. Repeal of the legal entity.

BAB XIV
THE TRANSITION PROVISION

Section 64
(1) By the time this Act applies, all existing Hospitals must conform to the provisions applicable in this Act, the slowest in the term of 2 (two) years after the Act is promulred.
(2) At the time of this Act, the existing Hosting Permits remain in effect until the expiration date.

BAB XV
CLOSING PROVISIONS

Section 65
In the event of an invitation, this Act applies to all laws governing the Hospital to remain in effect as long as not contradictory or unreplaced under this Act.

Section 66
This Act goes into effect on the promulgable date.

In order for everyone to know it, ordering the invitational of this Act with its placement in the State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia

Passed in Jakarta
on October 28, 2009

PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,

-DR. H. SUSILO BAMBANG YUDHOYONO
Promulgated in Jakarta
on October 28, 2009
MINISTER OF LAW AND HUMAN RIGHTS
REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,

PATRIALIST AKBAR


ADDITIONAL
STATE SHEET RI

No. 5072 (Explanation Of 2009 State Sheet Number 153)

EXPLANATION
Above
CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
No. 44 YEAR 2009
ABOUT
THE HOSPITAL

I. UMUM

Indonesia's ideals as set forth in the Opening of the Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia Year 1945 is to protect the entire nation of Indonesia and all of Indonesia's blood and to advance the general welfare, divorce. the life of the nation, and to carry out the order of the world that is based on independence, eternal peace, and social justice. Health as one of the elements of common welfare must be realized through various health efforts in a comprehensive and unified series of health development supported by a national health system.
In accordance with the mandate of Article 28 H (1) the Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945 has been confirmed that each person is entitled to a health service, then in Article 34 of the paragraph (3) the country is declared responsible for the the provision of a proper provision of health care facilities and public service facilities.
Hospitals as one of the health care facilities are a part of the health resources that are urgently needed in support of the hosting of health efforts. The restoration of health care in the hospital has very complex characteristics and organizations. Various types of health care with their devices interact with each other. The rapidly growing science and technology of medicine, which had to be followed by health care in order to provide quality care, made increasingly complex problems in the hospital.
In the nature of the Hospital, the hospital serves as a place to cure disease and health care and the function of being referred to as a responsibility for which it is the responsibility of the government in improving the welfare of the public.
From the aspect of the financing that the Hospital requires substantial operational and investment costs in the implementation of its activities, it is necessary to be supported by the availability of sufficient and continuous funding. The anticipated impact of globalization needs to be supported with adequate laws.
The laws that are the basis for the current Hospital are still at the level of the Minister's Regulation which is no longer in compliance with the need. In order to provide certainty and legal protection to improve, direct and provide the basis for the management of the Hospital is required a legal device that governs the Hospital thoroughly in the form of the Act.

II. SECTION BY SECTION

Section 1
Pretty obvious.

Section 2
The meaning of "humanitarian value" is that the hosting of the Hospital is carried out by providing good and humane treatment by not differentiating tribes, peoples, religion, social status, and race.
The "ethical and professionalism" is that hosting hospitals are conducted by health care professionals who have professional ethics and attitude, as well as comply with hospital etiquette.
The "value of benefit" is that the hosting of the Hospital should provide a greater benefit to humanity in order to maintain and improve the public health degree.
The "value of justice" is that the hosting of the Hospital is able to provide a fair and equitable service to everyone at an affordable cost by the community as well as the quality of service.
The "value equality and anti-discrimination equation" is that the hosting of the Hospital should not discriminate against the public both individually and in groups of all layers.
In question, "the value of the alignment" is that the hosting of the Hospital reaches the whole layer of society.
The "protection and safety value of patients" is that the hosting of the Hospital not only provides medical care alone, but must be able to provide an increase in the degree of health by staying attenuating. protection and safety of patients.
The "patient safety value" is that the host of the hospital always attempts to improve patient safety through the efforts of the clinic's risk.
The "social function of the hospital" is part of the responsibility attached to each hospital, which is the moral and ethical bond of the hospital in helping patients in particular who are less/unable to meet the the need for health care

Section 3
Letter a
Pretty obvious.
Letter b
The safety of a patient (patient safety " is a process in a hospital that provides a more secure patient service. Include risk, identification, and risk management of patients, reporting and incident analysis, the ability to learn and follow incidents, and apply solutions to reduce and minimize risk.
What is meant by the human resources at the hospital is all the power that works in the hospital is both the health and the non-health care.
Letter c
Pretty obvious.
Letter d
Pretty obvious.

Section 4
Individual health care is every health care activity given by health care to maintain and improve health, prevent and cure diseases, and restore health.

Section 5
Letter a
Pretty obvious.
Letter b
The second level of full health care is an advanced individual health effort by the underlying knowledge and technology of specialistic health.
The third degree of health care is an advanced individual health effort by further knowledge and sub-specialistic health technology.
Letter c
Pretty obvious.
Letter d
Technology screening is intended in order to protect the safety and safety of patients.

Section 6
Verse (1)
Letter a
The provision of the Hospital is based on calculation of the ratio of beds and the population.
Letter b
Pretty obvious.
Letter c
Pretty obvious.
Letter d
Pretty obvious.
Letter e
Pretty obvious.
Letter f
Pretty obvious.
The letter g
Information includes the number and type of service, service results, availability of beds, composure, as well as tariffs.
Letter h
A disaster is an event that occurs unexpectedly/unplanned or slowly but persists that pose an impact on normal life patterns or ecosystem damage, so that action is needed. An emergency and a tremendous emergency to rescue and save the victims. The human and the environment.
What is meant by Genesis is the onset or increased incidence of pain/death that is epidemiologically in the area within a period of time and is a state that can be seen in the outbreak.
Letter i
Pretty obvious.
The letter j
High-value and high-value technology is the technology of the future and new technologies that have a high degree of benefit to health care.
Verse (2)
Pretty obvious.

Article 7
Verse (1)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (2)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (3)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (4)
Efforts only move in the field of pain are intended to protect the hospital's efforts to avoid the risk of other business activities owned by the hospital's owner's legal entity.

Article 8
Verse (1)
The study of the needs of the Hospital includes the study of the needs of the hospital ministry, the study of the needs of the means, infrastructure, equipment, funds and power needed for the services provided, and the study of the financing capability.
The hospital's feasibility study was a physically and physically physical hospital planning activities for the hospital to function optimally in a given period of time.
Verse (2)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (3)
The location and layout of the space is that if in one region there is a hospital, then the establishment of the new Hospital does not become a priority, including in terms of area-making.
Verse (4)
Pretty obvious.

Article 9
Letter a
Hospital buildings are the physical manifestations of construction works that are fused with their place of position, in part or entirely above and/or in the ground that serve as a place of service.
Letter b
The building ' s technical requirements for the disabled, children and elderly people have their own characteristics.

Article 10
Pretty obvious.

Article 11
Verse (1)
Letter a
Pretty obvious.
Letter b
Includes a replacement power or generator.
Letter c
Pretty obvious.
Letter d
Pretty obvious.
Letter e
The management of the waste in hospitals includes the management of solid, liquid, infecxible, toxic chemicals, and partially radioactive, separately processed.
Letter f
Pretty obvious.
The letter g
Pretty obvious.
Letter h
Pretty obvious.
Letter i
Pretty obvious.
The letter j
Pretty obvious.
Verse (2)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (3)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (4)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (5)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (6)
Pretty obvious.
Article 12
Verse (1)
The force in question remains a full-time workforce.
The non-health care is the administrative power, the cleaner, the security, and the security force.
Verse (2)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (3)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (4)
The ability to include the ability to provide funds and services to the hospital.

Article 13
Verse (1)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (2)
Certain health care workers are nursing, midwife, dental nurses, pharmacists, pharmacists, physiotherapists, optisien refractionists, wicara therapists, radiographers, and therapists, and therapists are still in the process.
A permit is a work permit or a practice permit for such health care.
Verse (3)
The standard of the profession is the limitation of the ability (capacity) includes knowledge (knowledge), the skill (skill), and the professional attitude (professional attitude) should be controlled by an individual to can perform its professional activities on the community independently created by the profession organization.
The standard of the Hospital services is a guideline that should be followed in hosting the Hospital among other Standards of Operational Procedure, the standard medical care, and the standard of nursing care.
Standard operational procedure is an instruc/step device that is standardized to complete a certain routine work process. The standard operating procedure provides the right and best steps based on a shared consensus to carry out various activities and service functions created by the means of health care based on the profession standard.
An ethics of a profession is a code of ethics compiled by an association or a bond of the profession.
Verse (4)
Pretty obvious.

Section 14
Pretty obvious.

Article 15
Verse (1)
What is meant by pharmaceutical supplies is medicine, medicinal materials, traditional medicine, and cosmetics.
The health tools are materials, instruments, apparatus, machinery, and implants that do not contain medications that are used to prevent, diagnose, cure and relieve disease, care for the sick and restore health. on humans and/or shaping structures and repairing body functions.
Verse (2)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (3)
The "pharmacy installation" is part of the Hospital responsible for organizing, coordinating, regulating and supervising the entire pharmaceutical service activities and carrying out the pharmacist technical coaching at the Hospital.
The one-door system is that the hospital has only one pharmacist policy including the creation of a procurement formulation, and distribution of health tools, pharmaceutical supplies, and disposable materials that aim to The patient's interests.
Verse (4)
Drug pricing information (pharmaceutical provisions) must be transparent or be included in the list of price lists accessible to the patient.
Verse (5)
Pretty obvious.

Section 16
Verse (1)
Medical equipment is the equipment used for the purposes of diagnostics, therapy, rehabilitation and medical research both directly or indirectly.
The non-medical equipment is the equipment used to support the purposes of medical action.
In question, the standard of medical equipment is adjusted to the standards that follow the industry standard of the medik equipment industry.
Verse (2)
Testing is the overall action that includes a physical examination and measurement to compare the device measured by the standard, or to determine the magnitude or error of the measurement.
Calibration is a forwarding event to determine the truth of the value of the appointment of a measuring device and/or a measuring material.
Verse (3)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (4)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (5)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (6)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (7)
Pretty obvious.

Section 17
Pretty obvious.

Article 18
Pretty obvious.

Section 19
Verse (1)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (2)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (3)
In particular, the other speciation is the type of hospital service in accordance with the development of the science of medicine.

Section 20
Verse (1)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (2)
In this verse the non-profit legal entity is the legal entity that the remainder of its business results are not distributed to the owner, but rather used for the improvement of services, namely the Foundation, Society and the General Company.
Verse (3)
The government in question is the Central Government including the TNI and POLRI.
Verse (4)
Pretty obvious.

Section 21
Pretty obvious.

Article 22
Pretty obvious.

Section 23
Pretty obvious.

Section 24
Verse (1)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (2)
The General Hospital of Class A is a public hospital that has the facilities and capabilities of the most medik services at least four (four) basic specialists, 5 (five) medik support specialists, 12 (twelve) other specialists and 13 (thirteen) subspecialists.
Class B General Hospital is a public hospital that has the facilities and capabilities of the most medik service 4 (four) basic specialists, 4 (four) medik support specialists, 8 (eight) other specialists and 2 (two) basic subspecialists.
The Class C General Hospital is a public hospital with the facilities and capabilities of the most medik service 4 (four) basic specialists and 4 (four) medik support specialists.
The General Hospital of Class D is a public hospital with the facilities and abilities of the second most medik services 2 (two) basic specialists.
Verse (3)
The A-class Special Hospital is a Special Hospital that has the facilities and the ability of the least medical services specialist and subspecialist medik services according to the complete specialty.
The B-class Special Hospital is a Special Hospital that has the facilities and capabilities of the least medik specialist services and subspecialist medik services according to limited specificity.
The C-class Special Hospital is a Special Hospital that has the facilities and the minimum capability of specialist medik services and a subspecialist medik service according to minimal speciation.
Verse (4)
Pretty obvious.

Section 25
Verse (1)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (2)
The established permission is the permission granted to establish a hospital after meeting the requirements to establish.
What is intended with operational clearance is the permission granted to host health care after meeting the requirements and standards.
Verse (3)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (4)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (5)
Pretty obvious.

Article 26
Pretty obvious.

Section 27
Pretty obvious.

Article 28
Pretty obvious.

Article 29
Verse (1)
Letter a
Pretty obvious.
Letter b
In question, the standard of hospital services is all the standard of service that applies to hospitals, among other standards of Operational Procedure, standard medical services, nursing standards.
Letter c
Pretty obvious.
Letter d
Pretty obvious.
Letter e
In question, "non-capable or poor patients" are patients who meet the requirements that are governed by the provisions of the laws.
Letter f
Pretty obvious.
The letter g
Pretty obvious.
Letter h
In fact, medical records in this verse are done according to standards that gradually reach international standards.
Letter i
Pretty obvious.
The letter j
Pretty obvious.
Letter k
Pretty obvious.
Letter l
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Letter m
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Letter n
Pretty obvious.
Letter o
Hospitals are built and equipped with facilities, infrastructure and equipment that can be funccalized and maintained in such a way as to obtain security, prevent fires/disasters with the safety of patient safety, health and patient safety, Officers, visitors, and the hospital environment.
The letter p
Pretty clear
Letter r
(Hospital bylaws) is the regulation of the corporate bylaws and the medical staff of the bylaws. which is arranged in order to host the hospital. a good corporate governance (good corporate governance) and a good clinical governance (good clinical governance). In the medical staff bylaw (medical staff bylaw) regulations are regulated clinical authority (Clinical Privilege).
Letter s
Pretty obvious.
Letter t
Pretty obvious.
Verse (2)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (3)
Pretty obvious.

Article 30
Pretty obvious.

Article 31
Verse (1)
The obligations of the patients referred to in this paragraph comply with the provisions applicable in the Hospital, giving rewards of services to the services received in the Hospital in accordance with the applicable provisions, providing complete information and be honest about his health issues to the health power in the Hospital, and complies with the deal with the Hospital.
Verse (2)
Pretty obvious.

Section 32
Letter a
Pretty obvious.
Letter b
Pretty obvious.
Letter c
Pretty obvious.
Letter d
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Letter e
Pretty obvious.
Letter f
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The letter g
Pretty obvious.
Letter h
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Letter i
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The letter j
Pretty obvious.
Letter k
Whether the granting of consent or rejection of a medical or dentistry may be an entire course of action to be performed or may be certain actions that are agreed upon.
Letter l
Pretty obvious.
Letter m
Pretty obvious.
Letter n
Pretty obvious.
Letter o
Pretty obvious.
The letter p
Pretty obvious.
Letter q
Pretty obvious.
Letter r
Pretty obvious.

Section 33
Verse (1)
The Hospital Organization is organized with the aim of achieving the vision and mission of the Hospital by running a good corporate governance (Good Corporate Governance) and a good clinical governance (Good Clinical Governance).
Verse (2)
Pretty obvious.

Article 34
Verse (1)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (2)
The leadership of Indonesia is the chief director, medical director and nursing, as well as the director of human resources.
Verse (3)
Which is referred to the Hospital owner among other corporate commissioners, the founder of the foundation, or the local government.
The Chief Executive Officer (Chief Executive Officer) is referred to as the Chief Executive Officer (Chief Executive Officer).

Section 35
Pretty obvious.

Section 36
A good hospital governance is the application of hospital management functions based on the principles of transcendence, accountability, independence and responsibility, equality and the natural world.
A good clinical governance is the application of clinical management functions that include clinical leadership, clinical audits, clinical data, evidence-based clinical risk, performance improvement, complaint management, service monitoring mechanism, development professional, and hospital accreditation.

Section 37
Verse (1)
Any medical action must obtain approval from a patient unless a patient is incompetent or in an emergency. The agreement is provided orally or in writing. Written consent is only given to high-risk medical action.
Verse (2)
Pretty obvious.

Article 38
Verse (1)
In question, "medical secrets" are all things related to the thing that doctors and dentists have found in the course of treatment and are noted in the medical records that the patient has and are confidential.
Verse (2)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (3)
Pretty obvious.

Article 39
Verse (1)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (2)
Performance audits are periodic performance measurements that include service performance and financial performance.
A medical audit is a professional evaluation attempt on the quality of medical services given to patients by using his medical records implemented by the medical profession
Verse (3)
The internal medical audit was carried out by the hospital ' s Medik Committee
Internal performance audits are conducted by the Internal Examination Unit.
Verse (4)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (5)
Pretty obvious.

Section 40
Pretty obvious.

Section 41
Pretty obvious.

Article 42
Pretty obvious.

Article 43
Verse (1)
The safety of a patient (patient safety) is a process in a hospital that provides a more secure patient service. Include risk, identification, and risk management of patients, reporting and incident analysis, the ability to learn and follow incidents, and implement solutions to reduce and minimize risk.
Verse (2)
The patient's safety incident is a medical error (medical error), an unintended event (adverse event), and almost a (near miss).
Verse (3)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (4)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (5)
Pretty obvious.

Section 44
Pretty obvious.

Section 45
Verse (1)
The patient has the right to refuse or stop treatment. Patients who are refusing treatment for financial reasons should be given an explanation that patients are entitled to an assurance from the Government.
Verse (2)
Pretty obvious.

Section 46
Pretty obvious.

Section 47
Pretty obvious.

Section 48
Pretty obvious.

Section 49
Verse (1)
National Tariff Patterns are the nationally applicable basic guidelines in setting and calculation to establish the amount of hospital rates based on the unit cost component (cost unit).
Verse (2)
In question, the "cost unit" is the calculated total operating cost of the service given the hospital.
In question, regional conditions are included in the local security index.
Verse (3)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (4)
Pretty obvious.

Section 50
Pretty obvious.

Section 51
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Section 52
Pretty obvious.

Section 53
Pretty obvious.

Section 54
Verse (1)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (2)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (3)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (4)
What is referred to with medical technical supervision is a medical audit
The technical oversight of the pain is the auditing of the hospital's performance.
Verse (5)
Pretty obvious.
Verse (6)
Pretty obvious.

Section 55
Pretty obvious.

Section 56
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Section 57
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Section 58
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Section 59
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Section 60
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Section 61
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Section 62
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Article 63
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Section 64
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Section 65
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Section 66
Pretty obvious.