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【法规编号】 82205 什么是编号？
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第2页 CAP 162C MIDWIVES (REGISTRATION AND DISCIPLINARY PROCEDURE) REGULATION
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[接上页] (d) if the establishment is not part of a general hospital, facilities for isolating infectious cases are provided in the establishment; (e) the establishment maintains a standard of medical and midwifery care that meets the Council's requirements; (f) the establishment provides supportive services and midwifery teachers that meet the Council's requirements; and (g) the establishment maintains a quality of teaching and a level of student supervision that conform to the standards set by the Council from time to time.(3) Subject to subsection (2), the Council may, for the purpose of considering whether an establishment is suitable to be a training school, take into account the following- (a) the number and qualifications of the members of the permanent medical and nursing staff of the establishment; (b) the equipment available for teaching purposes; (c) the facilities for study available to students; and (d) any other related matters.(4) If at any time after the Council has declared an establishment to be a training school- (a) the establishment is found to have ceased to comply with any of the requirements under subsection (2)(a) to (g); or (b) the Council is of the opinion that the establishment is no longer suitable to be a training school,the Council shall revoke, by notification in the Gazette, the declaration. (5) Every training school shall be subject to such inspection as the Council may from time to time direct. (6) An establishment approved or deemed to have been duly approved to be a training school, under the Midwives (Registration and Disciplinary Procedure) Regulations (Cap 162 sub. leg. A) as repealed by section 29 of the Midwives Registration (Amendment) Ordinance 1997 (61 of 1997), shall be taken to have been declared under this Regulation to be a training school. Cap 162C s 9 Admission to midwives' training schools, etc. (1) A person who intends to undergo training in midwifery shall apply in writing to the Council for its approval. (2) The application shall be accompanied by documentary evidence of the required educational qualifications, and shall be submitted through the authority administering the training school at which the applicant intends to undergo the training. (3) No person shall be admitted to a training school unless the Council has granted approval to that person to undergo training in midwifery. (4) Unless a person- (a) has attained such educational qualifications as the Council may from time to time specify; and (b) is a person of good character,no approval shall be granted to the person to undergo training in midwifery. Cap 162C s 10 Training of midwives (1) Every course of training in midwifery carried out in a training school shall be so carried out under the supervision of at least one person who is, in the opinion of the Council, competent to be teachers of midwifery. (2) Every course of training in midwifery shall include- (a) a syllabus approved by the Council; (b) the conduct of ante-natal examination on not less than 50 pregnant women; (c) attendance at not less than 30 cases of labour, making full examination during the course of labour and personally delivering the infant and afterbirth in each case, and the personal care of not less than 20 post-natal women and their infants; and (L.N. 131 of 2001) (d) attendance at a maternal and child health centre recognized by the Council for the purposes of teaching and practical instruction in the care and management of infants. (L.N. 131 of 2001) (e) (Repealed L.N. 131 of 2001)(3) A student midwife shall undergo training in midwifery- (a) where the name of the student midwife appears on the register of the Nursing Council, for a continuous period of not less than one year; (L.N. 131 of 2001) (b) in any other case, for a continuous period of not less than 2 years. (L.N. 131 of 2001)(4) Unless with the permission of the Council, a student midwife shall not, during the period of training, engage in any course or work, other than the course or work provided under this Regulation. (5) Subject to subsection (6), if, in any year of training, a student midwife interrupts his or her course of training for a period in the aggregate exceeding 14 days, excluding any day on which the student midwife is not required to undergo training, no part of the training that the student midwife has undergone, in that year and prior to such interruption, shall be taken into account towards completion of the course of training required by this section, and the student midwife shall not be allowed to continue his or her course of training. (6) Where the interruption referred to in subsection (5)- (a) is due to illness of the student midwife, and the student midwife has produced a medical certificate which is either- (i) signed by the medical officer in charge of the hospital at which the student midwife undergoes training; or (ii) signed by a registered medical practitioner and (if required) countersigned by the medical officer in charge of the hospital at which the student midwife undergoes training; or(b) is caused by domestic or other emergency beyond the student midwife's control,and the person in charge of the training school is satisfied that there is sufficient cause, the Council may permit the student midwife to complete the course of training which he or she commenced before the interruption. |
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