Regulation of Children's Health Services

Regulation of children's health services refers to the systems and policies that ensure the safety, quality, and effectiveness of healthcare provided to children. This regulation is designed to protect children's rights and promote their well-being by setting standards for medical practices, facilities, and professionals. It includes monitoring services for compliance, ensuring that pediatric care meets specific health needs, and providing oversight to prevent malpractice. By regulating these services, authorities aim to create a safe and supportive healthcare environment for children to ensure they receive the best possible care.