Immunization Program. As a condition of certification as a BadgerCare Plus and/or Medicaid SSI provider, the HMO must share member immunization status with the local health departments and other non-profit HealthCheck providers upon their request without the necessity of member authorization. The Department also requires that the local health departments and other non-profit HealthCheck providers share the same information with the HMO upon request. This provision ensures proper coordination of immunization services and prevents duplication of services. The HMO must have a signed user agreement with the Wisconsin Immunization Registry (WIR) or must be able to demonstrate that its major providers have signed WIR user agreements.
Immunization Program. As a condition of certification as a FCMH provider, the PIHP must share member immunization status with the Local Health Departments and other non-profit HealthCheck providers upon their request without the necessity of member authorization. The Department also requires that the Local Health Departments and other non-profit HealthCheck providers share the same information with the PIHP upon request. This provision ensures proper coordination of immunization services and prevents duplication of services. The PIHP must have a signed user agreement with the Wisconsin Immunization Registry (WIR) or must be able to demonstrate that its major providers have signed WIR user agreements.
Immunization Program. The current immunization program shall be continued for all employees in the Bargaining Units assigned to the Water Resources Department at no expense to the employees. It shall provide for tetanus, diphtheria, and such other immunizations as may be recommended by the County Health Director in connection with the specific working conditions of the Water Resources operations, with said recommendations being made available to the Union upon request. Nothing in this Section is intended to require an employee to participate in this immunization program. All employees are encouraged to participate in this immunization program. Those who do not participate in this program who contract any of the diseases for which immunization is available shall be ineligible for consideration in the Workers' Compensation supplementary payment program as provided for in this Agreement.
Immunization Program. (a) A program of voluntary immunization (flu shots) for all employees. This program shall include a make up day for any employee unable to take the shots when scheduled.
Immunization Program. A program of voluntary immunization (flu shots) will be available for all employees. This program shall include a make-up date for any employee unable to take the shots when scheduled.
Immunization Program. As a condition of certification as a BadgerCare Plus and/or Medicaid SSI provider, the HMO must share enrollee immunization status with the local health departments and other non-profit HealthCheck providers upon their request without the necessity of enrollee authorization. The Department also requires that the local health departments and other non-profit HealthCheck providers share the same information with the HMO upon request. This provision ensures proper coordination of immunization services and prevents duplication of services. The HMO must have a signed user agreement with the Wisconsin Immunization Registry (WIR) or must be able to demonstrate that its major providers have signed WIR user agreements.
Immunization Program. Effective as soon as administratively feasible, the Board will arrange that employees who because of their regular duties may be at risk to the ‘Hepatitis virus will, at their option, be An employee declining the will be required to sign a waiver of any Board liability if the employee thereafter contracts the disease. ARTICLE TRAINING ALLOWANCE COMMUNICATORS Effective March 1990: A Communicator assigned to train a Communicator Trainee and required to complete a performance evaluation and to recommend of such Trainee shall, while so assigned, receive an additional allowance of of her regular hourly rate. SIGNED AT BRAMPTON THIS DAY OF NOVEMBER, THE PEEL REGIONAL BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE THE PEEL REGIONAL POLICE ASSOCIATION Xxxxxxx CHAIRPERSON VICE-CHAIRPERSON A. PRESIDENT ADMINISTRATOR MEMBER Xxxxxxx
Immunization Program. LPHAs provide a vital role in immunizing children and promoting immunization among hard to reach families and communities Examples of Allowable Expenditures: • Staff time to provide immunizations (flu vaccinations included) • Immunization record review • Immunization data entered into Show-Me Vax • Needle disposal service • Postage and/or reminder cards Immunization Program: Contract expenses-disposal of sharps (capture % for children under 19); interpreter services (communicate with families regarding immunizations; physician services-writing orders) The cost for vaccines funded through the Vaccines for Children (VFC) program or any other federal funding source, should not be claimed as a CHIP H.S.I. expenditure. allowable expenditure The cost for vaccines paid with local funds is an Lead testing and prevention programs: LPHAs are at the forefront of monitoring and managing lead poisoning among children. Examples of Allowable Expenditures: • Educating families about lead poisoning and prevention • Lead case management • Lead screening • Completing risk screening forms and providing referrals based on screening forms • Lead testing and outreach Allowable Expenditures (Lead Testing/Prevention): • Lead Testing • Outreach/Education • Postage costs for sending lead testing/prevention educational materials to schools, pre-schools, and pediatricians • Cost for postage to notify parents of elevated blood lead • Travel expenses for lead testing, providing education or case management services Newborn home visiting programs: LPHAs offer newborn home visiting programs to high risk families. Clinical staff and other trained professionals provide a range of services to young families to ensure the healthy development of infants and toddlers High Risk includes a variety of unhealthy issues or risks such as physical health problems, developmental delays, abuse/neglect, low income, first time parents/single parents, etc. Examples of Allowable Expenditures (Newborn Home Visiting): • Home visits for high risk, low income women and children • Newborn home visits • Case management • Parenting/counseling programs for first time parents in the home setting • Developmental toys for developmentally delayed children Providing car seats and baby cribs would not be examples of allowable costs. School health programs: Health related services in schools and pre-schools Funds from local government entities do not have to be treated as a revenue-considered part of total loc...
Immunization Program. Mantoux Test and Reading (replaces the Tine Test) - To be conducted as required and if available on the same basis as in the past.
Immunization Program. The State Immunization Program shall provide the following: vaccines to administer to eligible children; assessment of State/county provider immunization coverage levels; TA on immunization administration protocols and vaccine storage and handling; vaccine administration forms, information statement, etc.; quality assurance reviews of public and private vaccine providers; and laboratory testing of pregnant women for hepatitis B surface antigen.
