11 questions
Licensed premises,licensed conveyances & equipment
Hospitals and medical centres today have clinics within their premises run by allied health professionals that are not listed in the First Schedule of the Allied Health Professionals Act 2011. Does this mean that these allied health professionals are no longer allowed to operate their clinics in the same premises?
The hospitals currently have various non-healthcare-related services such as retail shops and food courts within their premises. Will these establishments be required to write to MOH to seek approval to be located within the premises of the hospital?
Why are certain registered healthcare professionals allowed to practise within the same premises as licensed service providers? Will the licensed service provider be liable for any adverse event caused by these healthcare professionals?
Are doctors allowed to provide mainstream medicine and complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) services in the same premises?
If the medical practitioner or dentist is also a licensed Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practitioner, can TCM services be offered in the same medical/dental clinic?
Do licensees need to comply with co-location requirements for the services delivered through “Temporary Premises” or “Remote” MOSD?
Do advertisements for co-located services need to comply with the Healthcare Services (Advertisement) Regulations 2021?
Do I need to physically separate co-located non-licensable services from my licensed healthcare service?
Is sharing the same building, but operating in separate units from external vendors considered co-location? Would sharing the premises with another licensee be considered co-location?
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