1.5.4. It is necessary to ensure the professionalism and independence of the doctors and other medical personnel dealing with persons deprived of liberty. Doctors shall properly find and document any fact, allegation, or suspicion of torture or ill-treatment. 1.5.5. Medical personnel in the PHAP shall prepare a proper professional protocol on the health care or the medical examination, without deletions and corrections. The accuracy and professional soundness of such protocol may not be assessed or confirmed by a signature of a representative of the PHAP administration. 1.5.6. The result of each medical examination, including any torture or ill-treatment allegation made by an arrested person, as well as the doctor’s opinion, shall be officially recorded by the examining doctor and provided to the arrested person and his advocate. 1.5.7. The places for medical examinations and the provision of health care within PHAPs shall be separated from the rooms designated for investigative actions and for visits. 1.5.8. The rooms designated in PHAPs for medical examinations and the provision of health care shall be properly equipped and renovated. 1.5.9. Record of any medical intervention, including the provision of medication, shall be made in the medical examinations and health care register. 1.5.10. The existence of expired medication in the PHAPs shall be precluded. The medication that expires shall be documented and discarded in accordance with the prescribed standards. 1.5.11. PHAPs shall have also female police officers in order to organize the external examination or search of females upon admission to the PHAP. The results of the external examination shall be properly documented. 16