Regulates licensing of health professions, professional obligations, and medical liability.
No health profession may be practiced without a license from the Ministry of Health or competent authority.
Health professionals' fees are determined by Ministry regulations; charging beyond the prescribed amount is prohibited.
A license requires an approved academic qualification and completion of the internship period.
Licensees must complete continuing professional development to maintain their license.
Health professionals must maintain the confidentiality of their patients' health information.
Medical error entailing liability must result from negligence, recklessness, or violation of medical standards.
Patients have the right to receive adequate information about their health condition and treatment options.
No non-emergency surgery or medical procedure may be performed without the patient's or guardian's consent.
A specialized medical committee is formed to examine patient complaints against health professionals.
Practicing without a license is penalized by fines, closure of the facility, and denial of future licensing.