MEDICAL EXAMINATION AND TREATMENT SLIP OF TRANSFER, HOW LONG IS THE DURATION?

MEDICAL EXAMINATION AND TREATMENT SLIP OF TRANSFER, HOW LONG IS THE DURATION?

Health insurance participants to transfer medical examination and treatment facility must present a slip of transfer along with the transfer dossiers of the medical examination and treatment facility. So how is the transfer slip used and how long is its validity?

1. Power to sign the slip of transfer

According to current regulations, the power to sign the slip of transfer:

– Regarding public medical facilities: the Head of the medical facility or the person authorized by the Head of the medical facility is in charge of signing the slip of transfer.

– Regarding public medical facilities: the person in charge of professional skills of the medical facility or the person authorized by him/her is in charge of signing the slip of transfer.

– In a shift, the leader of the team is in charge of signing the slip of transfer.

Content of transfer of medical examination and treatment will comply with the content in the signed slip of transfer.

2. How long is the duration of the slip of transfer?

The slip of transfer is valid until December 31 of that calendar year, if the patient has a health insurance card and has the following diseases, groups of diseases and the following cases:

No.Names of diseases, groups of diseases and cases
1Tuberculosis (all kinds)
2Leprosy
3HIV/AIDS
4Sequelae of encephalitis; Cerebral palsy; Tetraplegia in children aged under 6 years
5Intracerebral hemorrhage
6Brain malformations, hydrocephalus
7Epilepsy
8Cancer *
9 Papillome
10Polycythemia
11Aplastic anemia
12Sickle cell anemia
13Thalassemia
14 Autoimmune Hemolytic Anemia
15 Immune Thrombocytopenic Purpura – ITP
16 Paraxysmal noctural hemoglobinuria – PNH
17Hemophillia
18Clotting factor deficiencies
19 Hemophilia
20Von Willebrand
21 Platelet function disorders
22 Hemophagocytic syndromes
23Anti – Phospholipid syndromes
24Tuner syndrome
25Prader Willi syndrome
26 Aplastic anemia
27 Myeloproliferative – congenital immunodeficiency caused by gamaglobulin by deficiency
28 Myeloproliferative – congenital immunodeficiency caused by iron deficiency
29Basedow
30Diabetes
31 Disorders of organic acid, amino acid and fatty acid metabolisms
32 Lysosomal storage disorders
33Hypothyroidism
34Hypopituitarism
35Mental illnesses *
36Parkinson
37Hearing loss in children aged under 6 years
38Heart failure
39Hypertension with complications
40 Myocardial ischemia Disease
41Congenital heart disease; Heart disease (with intervention, after heart valve surgery, pacemaker implantation)
42Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
43 Asthma
44Pemphigus
45Pemphigoid
46Duhring – Brocq
47Psoriasis
48 Pityriasis rubra pilaris – PRP
49 Parapsoriasis
50 Systemic lupus erythematosus
51Dermatomyositis (Polymyositis and Dermatomyositis)
52 Systemic scleroderma
53Mixed connective tissue disease
54 Cases indicated using immunosuppressive drugs after transplantation of tissues and human body parts
55Sequelae of war wounds
56 Chronic Viral Hepatitis; Autoimmune Hepatitis – AIH
57Chronic nephritis syndrome; chronic renal failure
58Congenital adrenal hyperplasia
59 Hypoplasie
60Cycle hemodialysis, Continuous cycling peritoneal dialysis
61Autoimmune arthritis
62 Ankylosing Spondylitis
LIST OF DISEASES, GROUPS OF DISEASES AND CASES USING OUTWARD REFERRAL FORMS IN THE CALENDAR YEAR

In case where a patient mentioned above, at the end of December 31 of the year, still be an inpatient in the health facility, his/her outward referral form only be valid until the end of such impatient treatment.

For the remaining cases, the law does not specifically stipulate the duration of the slip of transfer. Accordingly, the content of transfer of medical examination and treatment will comply with the content in the signed slip of transfer.

Legal basis:

  • Law on Health Insurance 2008 (amendment and supplement on 2014);
  • Decree 146/2018/ND-CP guiding the Health Insurance Law promulgated on October 17, 2018;
  • Circular 14/2014/TT-BYT regulating the transfer of medical examination and treatment facilities promulgated by the Minister of Health on April 14, 2014;
  • Circular 40/2015/TT-BYT regulating registration for initial medical examination and treatment under health insurance and transfer of medical examination and treatment under health insurance was promulgated by the Minister of Health on November 16, 2015;
  • Circular 30/2020/TT-BYT guiding Decree 146/2018/ND-CP guiding the Health Insurance Law promulgated by the Ministry of Health on December 31, 2020.

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