Understanding General Law and Health Regulations

Posted on Nov 18, 2024 in Law & Jurisprudence

General Law Professional Art 17 To pursue a profession requires:

  • Professional Title
  • Legitimate expedient to be registered in the registry of professionals

Art 18 Any person who has been issued a professional title must arrange for their state professional registration within two years. Art 19 Interns require provisional authorization issued by the Department for a period of one year to practice. To be approved, these requirements are:

  • To complete the degree program, specialization, master’s, or doctorate
  • Proof of good conduct with no more than a year of studies completed in their career
  • Average of at least 8

Art 21 You may not:

  • Endorse or revalidate professional services to persons not authorized by the Department
  • Allow the provision of professional services in health from professionals responsible for hospitals, clinics, etc., to people without authorization by the Department


Criminal Code: Singleton and systematized legal norms of a state seek punitive translate ius state puniendi Crimes committed in practice Art 269 .- Medical responsibility and technique. Physicians, surgeons, and other similar professions and assistants will be responsible for any damage caused in the practice of their profession. Art 270 Abandonment unjustified. Art 271 Damage Liability. Art 272 Liability for improper drug substitution. Criminal Responsibility is the subject of a person who violates an obligation of conduct imposed by criminal law, facing the consequences imposed by law. * Common: if the crime is committed by any individual. * Special: When the offense is committed by a public official taking advantage of their condition.
Civil Code: A body of law that seeks to regulate the civil relations of natural persons and legal entities, private or public.
Liability: The obligation of a person to repair the damage caused to another (in monetary equivalent).

  • Tort
  • Contractual

Objective: To seek relief, restoring the balance that existed between the tortfeasor’s assets and the victim before suffering the injury.
The Common Law Ministerio Publico Art 9 The prosecutor of the Public Ministry of State shall consist of:

  1. A deputy attorney general
  2. A deputy prosecutor-general
  3. A deputy for women and minors
  4. Two Deputy Attorneys regional
  5. A director of investigations
  6. A director of preliminary control processes
  7. A director of expert services
  8. A police director
  9. Investigators of the Public Prosecutor’s Office
  10. The agents assigned to the Attorney General
  11. Auxiliary public ministry agents
  12. The assistant principals, department heads, etc.

Preliminary Investigation (Article 21) Stage during which the investigative body makes every effort to check criminal elements and possible responsibility. Crime: The act or omission punishable by criminal laws. * Instant: When the consummation is exhausted at the same time. * Permanent or Continuous: When the consummation is prolonged in time. * Continued: When, with unity of purpose, multiple criminal conducts violate legal precepts. Offenses include:

  1. Intentional or Doloso
  2. Imprudential or Culpable: if the result is caused by negligence, improvisation, inexperience, etc.
  3. Felony: Causes damage that goes beyond that, their intention was not intended.

Procedure for Preliminary Investigation:

  1. Content and form
  2. Home visit
  3. Synthesis verification of the facts of the crime
  4. Police news
  5. Party complaint

Procedural Requirements: Any MP person to the possible commission of an indictable offense by office. Accusation: Direct charges to the possible person determined to have committed a crime (indictable offense or callback request or the victim offender).
Complaint: Manifestations of will (protesting) by the passive subject that the MP becomes aware of (N persons) / that initiated to find out criminal action and subs.

General Health Act Regulates what relates to health service providers in general, including tobacco control, organ transplants, health and cadaver control, ecological equipment, and national health cards. Art. 1 .- The right to Health Protection of persons. In the 4th term, bases and forms establish that the services are provided. Art 32 Medical Attention: A set of services provided to individuals to protect, promote, and restore their health. Art 33 .- Medical activities of ATNC are: Prevention: Promotion Healing and Protection: Diagnosis, Treatment timely and appropriate. Rehabilitation: Actions to correct physical disabilities or health services. Art 34: Services classify as:

  1. Public service providers for the general population
  2. Social services and private
  3. Others provided in accordance with

Art 262 .- Health authority Health Act Dental Medical Equipment * Medical equipment: Appliances, accessories, and instruments for specific use in medical care, surgical or exploratory, Diagnosis, and Treatment. Prosthetics, Orthotics, and Functional Aids: Devices intended to replace or supplement a function. Diagnostic Agents: Antigens, antibodies, calibrators, testers, and crops that can assist in diagnosis. Dental Supplies: All substances or materials used in surgical care. Materials and Curing: Various materials added to antiseptics and germicides used in surgical practice. Grooming Products: Materials and substances applied to the surface of the skin or body cavities. Art 1. – Paired devices. The law and interest order public. All national territory. Art 2 .- When this regulation refers to the law or the secretary, it is understood that this is the General Health Law and the Health Secretary. Article 7 .- For purposes of this regulation, * Medical Care: Services provided to individuals to protect, promote, and restore health. Health Care Service: Resources involved in prevention and cure, as well as rehabilitation. * Establishment for medical care: Public, social, and private, fixed or mobile services that provide medical care. * Applicant: Any person who seeks to provide medical care services for themselves or another. * User: Any person required to provide services and obtain medical care. * Outpatient: Medical care for patients not requiring hospitalization. * City of Scarce Resources: People who have income equivalent to the minimum wage. Art 10: You will be considered for health care establishments

  1. Where activities are preventive, curative, and rehabilitative
  2. Where dental care is provided
  3. Where care is provided for diagnosis and treatment
  4. Care units for diagnosis and treatment

Art 17: Establishments of private character

  1. Assist in providing basic health services, education, and prevention
  2. Provide emergency services
  3. Make appropriate notifications of communicable diseases to health authorities
  4. Provide care to people in disaster
  5. Assist in training and human resource development
  6. Development of research activities within the law and ethics

Art 18 .- Facilities should have a responsibility to take title, certificate, or diploma. Art 19 .- Notifying the Public Ministry or competent authority in cases of people with injuries or other signs associated with wrongful acts. Art 68 .- The clinics will use radiation to have protection for personnel and surrounding areas. Article 23 Rules of the Health Law: Who independently conducts business in the form should make it their professional title. Art 29 .- The obligation to provide complete information on Diagnosis and Treatment. Art 56 .- A clinic means any establishment for public, private, and social order that has outpatient medical care. Art 59 The consultation must have the reception areas or waiting room for the interview cubicle, cubicle for the medical examination, area for dental care, administrative area, and adequate sanitary facilities, other than setting the technical standards. Art 60 .- The clinics must have equipment and instruments mentioned in the rules issued by the respective authority. General Health Law Art 1 stipulates and defines obligations in the health field. The obligation of health professionals to provide quality services aims to establish bases and conditions for access to health services throughout the Republic, applying to provisions of public and social interest. Art 2 Purposes of the right to protection of health:

  1. Physical and mental well-being
  2. Protection of life
  3. Quality
  4. Preservation, conservation, improvement, and restoration of health
  5. Health and welfare services
  6. Knowledge and adequate approval of health services
  7. Teaching and scientific research

Art 3 In the words of this law, safety matters include: Organization, control, and monitoring of service delivery and health facilities, professional, technical, and health aids, prevention and control of harmful effects of environmental factors, diseases, non-communicable diseases, and accidents. Disability Program Against Smoking, Alcohol Use, Drug Control, health maintenance, import, export, and disposal of medical equipment, prosthetics, orthotics, surgical materials, etc. Of all institutions devoted to the process of advertising these products, products, and services, organs, tissues, cells, and maternal-infant corpses. Other Developing Human Resources for Health Education Information on conditions, resources, and health services and basic sanitation. Occupational Health, Health International, Visual, Auditory, and Family Planning. Art 4 Mental health officials are: President of the Republic, Secretariat General Health Council of Governments, health states (Dept. of DF). General Law Professions 3 Consti Art Education in preschool, primary, and secondary schools all over the country is free and compulsory. Art 5 Consti No person may be prevented from engaging in a profession, trade, or lawful work that best suits them. LdP Art 3 Any person may obtain a professional title issued to exercise a license. Art 8 .- For the title, academic requirements must be established. Art 9 .- To register a professional title, other institutions must revalidate it. Art. 12 Professional titles issued shall be registered, subject to the respective law according to Article 125 of the Constitution. Art 15 .- The extension may exercise in the DF according to international treaties that Mexico is a party to. Art Sept. 21 is dependent on overall direction to monitor the performance of professionals. Art 24. Profession means exercise, regular conduct, act, filing, or service in each profession. Art 26 The involvement of judicial authorities rejects people without a registered title. Art There will be 29 penalties for those who engage in a profession without a title. Art 34 When the customer is dissatisfied with the matter, it shall be settled by the opinion of experts in the judiciary to issue a correct opinion.

  1. If available tools, materials, and resources could be employed.
  2. If measures were taken, if indicated.
  3. If the time taken was necessary.
  4. Circumstances that influenced another deficiency in or failure of service.