The central competent authority may conduct inspections on the personnel qualifications and service conditions of Accredited Medical Institutions.
An Accredited Medical Institution shall not evade, obstruct or refuse the inspection in the preceding paragraph.
As a result of the inspection in Paragraph 1, if the Accredited Medical Institution has issues that should be improved, the central competent authority shall order it to improve within a time limit.

The central competent authority may conduct an evaluation on the service situation and quality of the diagnosis and treatment of occupational injuries and diseases handled by an Accredited Medical Institution, and publicize the evaluation results.

If an Accredited Medical Institution falls under any of the following circumstances, the central competent authority may revoke or abolish its approval according to the seriousness of the circumstances after deliberation and approval by the Review Team:
1. The application document is false.
2. The specialist physician of the Occupational Medicine Department has not personally treated the patient, failed to handle the notification of occupational injury or disease, or the notification is false.
3. Avoiding, hindering or refusing tracking, visiting or checking by the central competent authorities.
4. According to the evaluation results of the preceding article, the service situation or quality is poor.
5. Violation of medical regulations.
6. The central competent authority ordered the improvement within a time limit in accordance with the provisions of Paragraph 2 of Article 29, but no improvement was made within the time limit.
7. The central competent authority ordered the improvement within a time limit in accordance with the provisions of Paragraph 3 of Article 33, but no improvement was made within the time limit.
8. Other violations of the provisions of this Act or these Regulations.
An Accredited Medical Institution whose accreditation has been revoked or abolished by the central competent authority in accordance with the provisions of the preceding paragraph shall not apply for accreditation in accordance with these Regulations within two years.

An Accredited Medical Institution shall apply to the central competent authority for abolilion of its accreditation within 30 days after the occurrence of any of the following circumstances; the central competent authority may also directly abolish its accreditation:
1. The original application for approval has changed due to the change of qualifications.
2. Closed or shutdown under the Medical Act.
3. Suspension of matters handled by an Accredited Medical Institution for some reason.

In case of one of the circumstances specified in the preceding two articles, the central competent authority may not grant the subsidy; if the subsidy has been requested, the central competent authority may revoke or abolish all or part of the subsidy, and order it to return within a time limit by written administrative sanctions.

If the central competent authority finds that the Accredited Medical Institution violates medical regulations, it shall transfer it to the municipal or county (city) competent health authority for handling in accordance with the law; if the relevant personnel are involved in criminal responsibility, it shall be transferred to the judicial authority for handling.