HEALTH AND MEDICAL INFORMATION Sample Clauses

HEALTH AND MEDICAL INFORMATION. 5.1 The Parent(s) have disclosed all information to the School regarding the health, physical, learning and other disabilities of the Student that may impact upon the School’s ability to properly care for the Student, during the application process and prior to signing this Enrolment Agreement. 5.2 During the period that the Student is enrolled at the School, Parent(s) / Guardian(s) must, as soon as practicable, bring to the School’s attention in writing, with appropriate documentation, any new medical conditions, physical impairments, mental impairments or other conditions affecting the Student that may impact upon the School’s ability to properly care for the Student and to enable consideration of reasonable adjustments to services and/or facilities that may be required. 5.3 This information will be used to assess the School’s ability to make reasonable adjustments and accommodate the learning and wellbeing needs of the Student whilst attending the School. Medical treatment 5.4 Parent(s) agree to ensure any Epi-pen provided to the School remains current at all times. 5.5 Parent(s) authorise the School to: (a) obtain or provide such emergency or urgent medical treatment for the Student should such action be deemed necessary by the School or School staff; and (b) obtain any medical treatment for the Student considered appropriate by the School or School staff in the circumstances where the Student suffers from an injury or illness. 5.6 Parent(s) accept responsibility for any expenses incurred on behalf of the School or the Student arising from such emergency or urgent medical treatment. Further, Parent(s) acknowledge that any subsequent medical consent requested on an individual excursion form, or otherwise, exists to expedite the accessibility of medical attention and in no way diminishes the nature and scope of the consent provided in this Enrolment Agreement.
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HEALTH AND MEDICAL INFORMATION. The Legal Guardian(s)/ Parent(s) have disclosed all information to the School regarding the health, physical, learning and other disabilities of the Student that may impact upon the School's ability to properly care for the Student, during the application process and prior to signing this Enrolment Agreement. During the period that the Student is enrolled at the School, Legal Guardian(s) / Parent(s) must, as soon as practicable, bring to the School's attention through the School’s information management system, with appropriate documentation, any new medical conditions, physical impairments, mental impairments or other conditions affecting the Student that may impact upon the School's ability to properly care for the Student and to enable consideration of reasonable adjustments to services and/or facilities that may be required. Legal Guardian(s)/ Parent(s) must provide all health and medical conditions through the School’s information management system and ensure it is current at all times. This information will be used to assess the School’s ability to make reasonable adjustments and accommodate the learning and wellbeing needs of the Student whilst attending Mentone Girls’ Grammar.
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HEALTH AND MEDICAL INFORMATION. Family Physician Phone Medical Plan Plan# State any reasons why you do not want medical care given to you in an emergency:
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