Common use of Learning Environment Clause in Contracts

Learning Environment. The Facility has a responsibility to maintain a positive, respectful, and adequately resourced learning environment so that sound educational experiences can occur for participating interns. Therefore, the Facility will provide interns with access to appropriate resources for intern education including: a) access to patients/clients at the Facility in an appropriately supervised environment, in which the intern can complete the University’s curriculum; b) intern security badges or other required security access to patient/client care areas; c) access and required training for interns in the proper use of electronic records or paper charts, as applicable; d) computer access; e) some secure storage space for personal items of student when at the Facility; and f) access to call rooms, if necessary.

Learning Environment. The Facility has a responsibility to maintain a positive, respectful, and adequately resourced learning environment so that sound educational experiences can occur for participating interns. Therefore, the Facility will provide interns with access to appropriate resources for intern education including: a) access to patients/clients students at the Facility in an appropriately supervised environment, in which the intern can complete the University’s curriculum; b) intern security badges or other required security access to patient/client student care areas; ; c) access and required training for interns in the proper use of electronic records or paper charts, as applicable; d) computer access; e) some secure storage space for personal items of student when at the Facility; and f) access to call rooms, if necessary.

Learning Environment. The Facility has a responsibility to maintain a positive, respectful, and adequately resourced learning environment so that sound educational experiences can occur for participating internsParticipants. Therefore, the Facility will provide interns Participants with access to appropriate resources for intern student education including: a) access to patients/clients at the Facility in an appropriately supervised environment, in which the intern student can complete the University’s curriculum; b) intern student security badges or other required security access to patient/client care areas; ; c) access and required training for interns Participants in the proper use of electronic records or paper charts, as applicable; d) computer access; e) some secure storage space for personal items of student when at the Facility; and f) access to call roomsa private break room, if necessary.