Hospitals and medical centres today have clinics within their premises run by allied health professionals that are not listed in the First Schedule of the Allied Health Professionals Act 2011. Does this mean that these allied health professionals are no longer allowed to operate their clinics in the same premises?
Healthcare Services (General) Regulations, Licensed premises,licensed conveyances & equipment
Allied health professionals that are not listed in the First Schedule of the Allied Health Professionals Act 2011 are not on the exception list for colocation
Therefore, licensees with clinics that co-locate with these professionals should write in to MOH to seek approval.
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