Professional statute overview
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Purpose and legislative effect
“The Minister may, by statutory instrument and on the Council’s recommendation, prescribe the scope of practice for registered health practitioners.”
The Minister may, by statutory instrument and on the Council’s recommendation, prescribe the scope of practice for registered health practitioners. The Registrar must register a health practitioner as a specialist if the practitioner holds a post-graduate qualification accredited and recognised by the Zambia Qualifications Authority. A higher education institution must not advertise, provide, or present itself as providing training for a health profession unless the programme is accredited by the Higher Education Authority. This section amends the principal Act by repealing section 33 and replacing it with new text. A higher education institution planning health-profession training must apply to the Higher Education Authority for accreditation of the programme.
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The Minister may, by statutory instrument and on the Council’s recommendation, prescribe the scope of practice for registered health practitioners.
Section 3
A higher education institution must not advertise, provide, or present itself as providing training for a health profession unless the programme is accredited by the Higher Education Authority.
Section 5
This section amends the principal Act by repealing section 33 and replacing it with new text.
Section 6
The Minister may, by statutory instrument and on the Council’s recommendation, prescribe the type and experience requirements for the health practitioner who supervises a health facility of a specified licence class.
Section 7
This section amends section 77(2)(f) of the principal Act by inserting the words “accredited and recognised by the Zambia Qualifications Authority” after “qualification”.
Section 8
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