(1) According to sub-section (1) of Section 6 of the Act, if it is not possible to provide all the necessary treatment to a patient who has come to a health institution, he should immediately provide the treatment available in his health institution and immediately send it to the health institution where such additional treatment can be received, along with the supplies. will fall
(2) When sending according to sub-rule (1), it should be done at the nearest or available health institution.
(3) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-rules (1) and (2), the health institution may send the patient or his guardian or the person bringing him to the health institution for treatment to any health institution he wishes with the written consent of the patient.
(4) If a patient or his guardian or the person bringing him to a health institution for treatment does not want to be sent to another health institution, he should be reminded as much as possible about the reason why he should be sent to another health institution for further treatment. If he does not want to be referred even after being reminded in that way, he will have to take his written consent and make arrangements for treatment until it is available in his health institution.
(5) When making a remittance in accordance with this rule, the concerned health institution shall also disclose the treatment method provided by it in the remittance part.
(6) According to this rule, the patients who have been sent to their health institution should be given priority treatment based on the severity of their illness.
(7) Dispatch after treatment of the patient referred in accordance with sub-rule (1): The health institution shall be required to provide an open page in the referral including the treatment method provided by it.
(8): The referring health institution shall keep the details of the referred patients up to date.