76 The Juvenile Correctional Institution in Valjevo should take necessary measures to ensure to convicted persons in the semi-liberty unit adequate space to spend free time on fresh air with necessary equipment. Detainees in the Juvenile Correctional Institution in Valjevo should be able to spend at least two hours a day outside. The Juvenile Correctional Institution in Valjevo should provide space with exercise equipment intended for physical activities of persons placed in the Increased Supervision Unit. The detention unit of the Juvenile Correctional Institution in Valjevo should provide special space with exercise equipment intended for physical activities of detainees. The Juvenile Correctional Institution in Valjevo should ensure that visits to detainees last at least one hour, as stipulated by the currently applicable regulations. The Juvenile Correctional Institution should provide rooms adjusted to convicted persons with disabilities, i.e. accommodation appropriate for the type and degree of their special needs. The Juvenile Correctional Institution in Valjevo should ensure services of at least one psychiatrist by employing an adequate physician-specialist, which will ensure that a psychiatrist (or a neuropsychiatrist) is present in the Institution at least two times a week, each time at least for four hours, in order to achieve an integrated approach in health care for underage population with continual participation of such specialist in the multidisciplinary team. It should be ensured that employees hired to perform health care tasks have licenses in accordance with the law issued by the competent medical chamber. Provide job classification for the Health Care Service in the Institution. Additional human resources should be hired for provision of health care, including minimum the sufficient number of nurses (paramedics) to ensure their presence in the Institution on the 24/7 basis. The Juvenile Correctional Institution in Valjevo should ensure that exclusively medical staff has access to medical documentation, i.e. personal medical records and other records containing patients’ medical data and personal information which are kept in the premises of the Institute used by the Health Care Service. A physician in the Institute should provide to the director of the Institute within one month findings and recommendations in writing for improvement of hygiene in the in-patient clinic of the Health Care Service of the Institution and assessment of sanitary conditions and appliances, heating, lighting and airing in these rooms. The existing worn out mattresses should no longer be used and adequate mattresses should be provided. The Institute should ensure that bed sheets are changed in specified periods, at least once in 15 days, as well as that bed sheets, underwear and clothes are washed and dried in the joint wash room of the Institute. The Juvenile Correctional Institution in Valjevo should without delay ban smoking in the in-patient clinic of the Health Care Service in all rooms used for hospitalization of patients, i.e. rooms where patients sleep, and in the day room; smoking ban in these rooms should be clearly marked by an adequate sign. A room where smoking is allowed should be specially designated and marked. The Juvenile Correctional Institution in Valjevo should without delay adapt the sanitation facilities intended for persons who stay in the in-patient clinic, so that it fully complies with the applicable hygiene and sanitary requirements. The Juvenile Correctional Institution in Valjevo should prepare a plan and perform regular (periodic) medical examinations of persons deprived of liberty in the period of maximum three months. Such medical examinations must at least include the elements of the first medical examination and, where necessary, in accordance with the health condition of a convicted person, other necessary measures