The statutes also establish a national register, set standards for private healthcare facilities, and cover veterinary medicine.
A new set of laws to enhance the regulations for healthcare jobs has received approval from the UAE government. Tuesday saw the sharing of this. There were also some adjustments.
People who find themselves engaged in healthcare without the appropriate license or without fulfilling the requirements will face harsher penalties, under the new legislation.
The regulations also include information on caring for animals, standards for private healthcare facilities, and the creation of a national list.
The laws also specify how to take care of animals, how private healthcare facilities should operate, and how to compile a national list.
Following are some salient features of the new laws:
regulating a range of healthcare occupations, including anesthesia, therapy, cosmetics, and nursing.
increasing the severity of the penalties for those who work in healthcare without authorization or in violation of the rules.
The statutes emphasize the value of proper conduct and obligations for healthcare professionals.
updating the severity of the penalties for errors and the viability of continuing to operate and provide patient care for private healthcare facilities.
the compilation of a national list of qualified healthcare professionals.
enabling businesspeople and international investors to establish and own veterinary services. This increases the country’s appeal for foreign investors in the veterinary industry.