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What is the criteria in deciding whether some programmes /services require SRC’s review?

Healthcare Services (General) Regulations, Committees appointed by licensee

Updated by MOH

Programmes/services that require SRC review are generally those that are deemed as higher-risk, more complex or of greater public interest to ensure appropriate usage and better safeguard patient welfare.


The list of programmes/services that require SRC’s review currently include:

1) Proton Beam Therapy

2) Collaborative Prescribing

Topics:

Health RegulationHealthcare Services Act

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