What is the difference between a business license and a medical institution's practice license?

The difference between business license and practice license of medical institution is as follows:

1. The information provided is different. The business license provides the legal person's ID card, proof of business premises and photos, while the medical institution's practice license requires corresponding medical information and qualifications;

2. According to different industries, people who apply for business licenses are all industries, and those who apply for practicing licenses of medical institutions are only for the medical industry.

Business license is the legal proof of the legal subject's qualification to conduct market transactions. At present, there are legal person business licenses, sole proprietorship business licenses, partnership business licenses and individual business licenses. The business license shall be issued by the industrial and commercial bureau for annual inspection. Business license is a certificate that certain industries must obtain a license according to law and is approved by the competent department. The practice license of a medical institution is different from that of a business license handling institution. The business license handling institution is the Market Supervision Administration, and the medical institution's practice license handling institution is the health department.

legal ground

Regulations of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Company Registration

Article 6 The State Administration for Industry and Commerce is responsible for the registration of the following companies:

(a) the company that the state-owned assets supervision and administration institution of the State Council performs the investor's duties and the company invested and established by the company and holds more than 50% of the shares;

(2) Foreign-invested companies;

(3) Companies that should be registered by the State Administration for Industry and Commerce according to laws, administrative regulations or the State Council decisions;

(4) Other companies that should be registered by the State Administration for Industry and Commerce. Article 7 The administrations for industry and commerce of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government shall be responsible for the registration of the following companies within their respective jurisdictions:

(1) Companies where the state-owned assets supervision and administration institutions of the people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government perform the responsibilities of investors, and companies invested and established by this company and holding more than 50% of the shares;

(2) Companies established by registered natural persons as stipulated by the administrations for industry and commerce of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government;

(3) Companies that should be registered by the administrations for industry and commerce of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government according to laws, administrative regulations or decisions of the State Council;

(4) Other companies authorized by the State Administration for Industry and Commerce to register.

Regulations on the administration of medical institutions

Article 10 To apply for the establishment of a medical institution, the following documents shall be submitted:

(1) Application for establishment

(2) Feasibility study report;

(3) Site selection report and architectural design scheme. Article 16 To apply for the practice registration of a medical institution, the following conditions shall be met:

(1) Having an approval letter for the establishment of a medical institution;

(2) meeting the basic standards of medical institutions;

(3) Having a proper name, organization and place;

(4) Having funds, facilities, equipment and professional health technicians suitable for its business;

(5) Having corresponding rules and regulations;

(6) Being able to bear civil liability independently.