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TNCEA ACT
Tamil Nadu Clinical Establishments Act
28 July 2025 | National Digital Health Mission, Tamil Nadu Clinical Establishment

The TNCEA (Tamil Nadu Clinical Establishments Act) requires all clinical establishments, including clinics, to register and adhere to specific regulations. This includes requirements for building, equipment, staffing, and patient care standards. Failure to register can result in penalties, including fines.

Key aspects of the TNCEA for clinics:
  • Registration: All clinical establishments must register with the TNCEA, with specific deadlines for existing and newly established facilities.
  • Building Requirements: Clinics need sufficient space for patient care, including potential observation areas and the ability to administer intravenous drips.
  • Patient Records: Clinics must maintain proper patient records, including consultation details, diagnosis, treatment advised, and investigation results.
  • Prescriptions: Prescription slips must be signed and sealed by the prescribing doctor.
  • Staffing: Clinics need to have qualified medical personnel to provide care.
  • Compliance: Failure to comply with the TNCEA can result in penalties, including fines and potential suspension or cancellation of registration.
  • Appeals: There is a process for appealing decisions made by the competent authority regarding registration, suspension, or cancellation.

In Aminjikarai, Chennai, any clinic operating must be registered with the TNCEA and adhere to the rules and regulations outlined in the Act and Rules.

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TNCEA ACT
https://tncea.dmrhs.tn.gov.in

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