Previous Page  281 / 391 Next Page
Information
Show Menu
Previous Page 281 / 391 Next Page
Page Background

HEALTH LAW

267

the mother and the baby is essential. Therefore, the transfer of embryos

will be limited.

Therefore, it will be essential not to implement more than one embryo

during the application of ART in the centers. However, only one embryo

will be used for patients under 35 years old for the first and second

application; two embryos will be implemented for the third and following

applications; and a maximum of two embryos will be used for patients over

35 years old.

The applications to these centers will be suspended if it is determined

that violations of the regulation have taken place. The first violation will

result in a suspension of three months; a suspension of six months will be

imposed for the second occurrence.

If there are ongoing violations, the license of the center and the

certificate of the ART unit officer will be cancelled.

Centers Will Be Held Responsible For The Patient Follow-Up Until

The Time Of The Birth

Pursuant to the Regulation, the centers will be held responsible for

following up with patients who become pregnant as a result of the ART

application until the time of the birth. In this regards:

a) Centers will ensure that the specialist doctor follows up with the

pregnant woman in the hospital, the pregnant woman gives birth and that

the centers will provide care unit service to the adult and the newborn.

b) If the woman is domiciled outside of the province of the center, the

center will see to it that a specialist doctor follows up with the pregnant

woman in the hospital where the woman is domiciled and the pregnant

woman gives birth and ensure that the centers provide care unit service to

the adult and the newborn.

c) The center will notify the directorate if the patient becomes

unrecorded at any stage.

In order to follow up the applications, the centers will send the

standard forms determined by the Ministry to the Directorate of Maternal

and Child Health and Birth Control every year in January containing the

previous year’s working input and information with regard to pregnancies.