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The Cabinet Secretary in consultation with the Director General shall make regulations generally for the better carrying out of the provisions of this Act and without limiting the generality of the foregoing, the Cabinet Secretary may make regulations for—(a) the fees to be paid to access services in a public health facility;(b) the norms and standards for health service delivery;(c) specified types of protective clothing and the use, cleaning and disposal of such clothing;(d) co-operation and interaction between private health care providers and private health establishments on the one hand and public health care providers and public health establishments on the other;(e) returns, registers, reports, records, documents and forms to be completed and kept by national referral institutions and county health institutions, public health facilities and private health facilities;(f) communicable and non-communicable diseases;(g) notifiable medical conditions;(h) rehabilitation;(i) emergency medical services and emergency medical treatment;(j) health nuisances and medical waste;(k) the import and export of pathogenic microorganisms;(l) health research;(m) health technology;(n) the national health information system;(o) the documentation of traditional medicines and a database of herbalists;(p) the rendering of forensic pathology, forensic medicine and related laboratory services, including the provision of medico-legal mortuaries and medico-legal services;(q) the procurement of health products and health technologies;(r) grading of health facilities in consultation with the county governments; and(s) anything which may be prescribed under this Act.
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