Health Policy Sample Clauses

Health Policy. School shall provide Hospital, prior to a Student’s arrival at a Facility, with an attestation in the form provided at Exhibit B that Student has demonstrated proof of immunity consistent with Hospital employee health policy as detailed at Section C of Exhibit F. School shall notify Hospital prior to a Student’s arrival at the Facility if the Student is a known carrier of an infectious or communicable disease. If such information indicates that patients of Hospital would be placed at risk if treated by a particular Student, Hospital reserves the right to refuse to allow such Student to participate in the Experience at Hospital. Hospital is not financially responsible for providing these tests for Students. Hospital has the same requirements for any School Instructors participating on- site under this Agreement.

Health Policy. If your child is sick and/or contagious within 24 hours of the scheduled appointment, please keep your child at home. If prescription medication is required for treatment of illness, your child must receive the medication for 24 hours prior to the scheduled session. In case of illness, please call to cancel the appointment as soon as possible.

Health Policy. The safety and health of our patrons, employees, their families, and the community are the number one priority of the Park District. To ensure everyone’s safety and wellbeing we have set the following health guidelines for participants.

Health Policy. In order to protect your child and other children, we ask that you keep your child at home if he/she exhibits any of the following conditions: ❑ Elevated fever. Your child must be without a fever for 24 hours before returning to school. ❑ Discharge from and/or inflammation of the eye. ❑ Skin rashes or eruptions ❑ Bronchitis ❑ Diarrhea and/or vomiting within the past 24 hours ❑ Cold with fever, sneezing and nose drainage that may be thick green/yellow. ❑ Evidence of lice on his/her head. ❑ General listlessness. Please keep your child home when an antibiotic is prescribed until the medication has been given for at least 24 hours. If your child becomes sick at school, he/she will be separated from the other children until the parent or authorized adult can come for her/her. Should your child experience any unusual physical or emotional stress or fatigue, please notify his/her teacher. We believe open communication between home and school benefits your child. A note from a doctor must accompany all medication your child receives while at school. The container must carry the name of the medication, the name of the child for whom it was prescribed, the name of the doctor and the doctor’s written instructions. If a child is badly injured, the person in charge will call 911, request assistance and call you. If a child must be taken to the hospital, the director or staff member will accompany the child and remain until the parent (or authorized person) arrives. The children and staff practice earthquake safety routines in the classroom and yard. Frequent all-school fire drills are practiced.

Health Policy. The employer will implement a health policy aimed at maintaining, restoring or promoting the employee’s capacity for work and at promoting equal opportunities for disabled and non-disabled employees. The employer will inform the labor unions at least once a year of the redeploy ment policy pursued with respect to partially disabled employees and the results thereof.

Health Policy. 2.1 Provide advice to the Bunbury and XXXXX XX Executive Team on the planning and provision of appropriate services. 2.2 Assist the DMS on specific health issues pertinent to improved health outcomes for the South West community.

Health Policy. Includes what the Licensee is doing to prevent and respond to minor injuries, any licensing and training requirements for any adult providing medical supervision and care for youth participants during the program, and how medicine is held and distributed to youth participants.

Health Policy. Upon request, SCHOOL shall provide HOSPITAL with proof of immunity consistent with HOSPITAL employee health policy (attached hereto as Exhibit A) and notify the HOSPITAL if student is a known carrier of an infectious or communicable disease. If such information indicates that patients, staff, or visitors of HOSPITAL would be placed at risk by the presence of a particular student, HOSPITAL reserves the right to refuse to allow such student to participate in the Program at HOSPITAL. Immunity documentation shall include at a minimum vaccinations or titers for rubeola, rubella, mumps, varicella, Hepatitis B, influenza, and an initial TB screening. The initial TB screening must include a two step process that requires the student to have a repeated negative PPD skin test, or, if known to be PPD positive, a negative chest x-ray, and no symptoms of TB. Annually thereafter SCHOOL shall document a one-step TB screening and influenza vaccination. If a student does not receive annual influenza vaccinations, the student must wear a mask at all times within patient care areas. HOSPITAL is not financially responsible for providing the required health tests and immunizations for student(s). It is the sole responsibility of SCHOOL to ensure compliance with HOSPITAL employee health policy and maintain proof of immunity documentation for all students participating in the Program. HOSPITAL has the same requirements for any SCHOOL instructor(s) participating under this Agreement.

Health Policy. SCHOOL shall provide FACILITY, prior to a student’s arrival at the FACILITY, with proof of immunity and notify the FACILITY if student is a known carrier of an infectious or communicable disease. If such information indicates that patient(s) of FACILITY would be placed at risk by the presence of a particular student, FACILITY reserves the right to refuse to allow such student to participate in the Program at FACILITY. Immunity documentation shall include at a minimum a TB screening, and titers for rubeola, rubella, varicella, Hepatitis B and vaccination for influenza. TB screening (two step process) requires that each student has a negative PPD skin test, or, if known to be PPD positive, a negative chest x-ray, and no symptoms of TB. FACILITY is not financially responsible for providing these tests for student(s). FACILITY has the same requirements for any SCHOOL instructor(s) participating under this Agreement.

Health Policy. Our exclusionary policy regarding illness is established by Toronto Public Health. If a child becomes ill throughout the day, parents will be contacted and the child must be taken home.