C-59.0001 - Act respecting the Conseil médical du Québec

Section 17 Disposition versions

1995-05-01

17. Matters on which the council may advise the Minister include

(1)  the orientation of medical services in relation to the priorities of the health care system, especially the evolution, organization and distribution of services and the manner in which medical services dispensed by institutions within the meaning of the Act respecting health services and social services (chapter S-4.2) or within the meaning of the Act respecting health services and social services for Cree Native persons (chapter S-5) may be harmonized with those dispensed in private medical facilities;

(2)  medical staffing needs in general practice and specialties, viewed as a whole or by specialty, and staff distribution between the regions or territories of Québec in light of the characteristics of the population and the available budgetary resources;

(3)  the evolution and adaptation of medical practice with regard to emerging needs, new realities and standards of quality;

(4)  the different types of medical practice having regard to the needs of the population that are to receive priority;

(5)  draft regulations concerning the coverage of insured medical services within the meaning of the Health Insurance Act (chapter A-29);

(6)  the most appropriate methods of remuneration of physicians;

(7)  policies or programs addressing the rationalization of, or priority to be given to, the dispensation of a medical service.

1991, c. 56, s. 17; 1992, c. 21, s. 371, s. 375; 1994, c. 23, s. 23.

1992-10-01

17. Matters on which the council may advise the Minister include

(1)  the orientation of medical services in relation to the priorities of the health care system, especially the evolution, organization and distribution of services and the manner in which medical services dispensed by institutions within the meaning of the Act respecting health services and social services (chapter S-4.2) or within the meaning of the Act respecting health services and social services for Cree and Inuit Native persons (chapter S-5) may be harmonized with those dispensed in private medical facilities;

(2)  medical staffing needs in general practice and specialties, viewed as a whole or by specialty, and staff distribution between the regions or territories of Québec in light of the characteristics of the population and the available budgetary resources;

(3)  the evolution and adaptation of medical practice with regard to emerging needs, new realities and standards of quality;

(4)  the different types of medical practice having regard to the needs of the population that are to receive priority;

(5)  draft regulations concerning the coverage of insured medical services within the meaning of the Health Insurance Act (chapter A-29);

(6)  the most appropriate methods of remuneration of physicians;

(7)  policies or programs addressing the rationalization of, or priority to be given to, the dispensation of a medical service.

1991, c. 56, s. 17; 1992, c. 21, s. 371, s. 375.

1991-12-12

17. Matters on which the council may advise the Minister include

(1)  the orientation of medical services in relation to the priorities of the health care system, especially the evolution, organization and distribution of services and the manner in which medical services dispensed by establishments within the meaning of the Act respecting health services and social services (chapter S-5) may be harmonized with those dispensed in private medical facilities;

(2)  medical staffing needs in general practice and specialties, viewed as a whole or by specialty, and staff distribution between the regions or territories of Québec in light of the characteristics of the population and the available budgetary resources;

(3)  the evolution and adaptation of medical practice with regard to emerging needs, new realities and standards of quality;

(4)  the different types of medical practice having regard to the needs of the population that are to receive priority;

(5)  draft regulations concerning the coverage of insured medical services within the meaning of the Health Insurance Act (chapter A-29);

(6)  the most appropriate methods of remuneration of physicians;

(7)  policies or programs addressing the rationalization of, or priority to be given to, the dispensation of a medical service.

1991, c. 56, s. 17.