2.3.11. Medical records, including journals, cards, and disease
histories, shall be filled with utmost precision, without
omissions, deletions, and other shortcomings.
Medical Equipment and Tools
2.3.12. A PI’s medical services shall be equipped with the
equipment and tools necessary for primary health care.
2.3.13. The medical equipment and tools shall be state-of-the-art
and of sufficient quantity.
Availability of Medication
2.3.14. A PI shall have a sufficient quantity and broad range of
the necessary medications. A PI should not have scarcity
of the quantity and types of medication.
2.3.15. If necessary (as indicated by a doctor), the procurement
of medication shall take place as fast as possible and
without delays. The provision of medication shall not be
untimely.
2.3.16. The admission to penitentiary institutions of medication
purchased by persons deprived of liberty or through their
close relatives shall be subject to clear mechanisms, led
by the respective medical indications and the “do no
harm” principle.
2.3.17. A PI shall have proper oversight of the circulation,
including use of expired medication and medication
without known date of expiry, and shall preclude any
such practice.
2.3.18. The process of collecting and safely disposing of medical
waste in a PI shall be carried out in accordance with the
Republic of Armenia legislation.
Organization of Medical Examinations; Transfer to a Medical
Correctional Institution or a Medical Institution of the Healthcare
Authorities
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