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PEIP Retiree Health Medica Group Prime Solution Options January 1, 2016 through December 31, 2016 Number 70506 Drug Coverage With Copays $351.00 monthly Group Number 70555 No Drug Coverage $92.00 monthly Group Number 70623 Drug Coverage With Copays With Coverage Gap (Donut Hole) $157.70 monthly Prescription Medica Part D Rx Formulary required, 31-day supply (Medicare Excluded Drugs not included on Formulary) Tier 1: $10 copay - Preferred Generic Tier 2: $20 copay - Non-preferred Generic Tier 3: $35 copay - Preferred Brand Tier 4: $65 - Non-preferred Brand Tier 5: $100 copay - Specialty Mail order (2 copays for 93-day supply) Fairview Pharmacy Services No coverage gap (no donut hole) No Coverage Tier 1: $8 copay - Preferred Generic Tier 2: $15 copay - Non-preferred Generic Tier 3: $43 copay - Preferred Brand Tier 4: $85 copay - Non-preferred Brand Tier 5: 33% copay - Specialty Mail order (2 copays for 93-day supply) Fairview Pharmacy Services Has coverage gap (donut hole) Medicare Must have Parts A & B or Part B only. *If a member does not have Part A Medicare there would be no coverage for Part A services under Prime Solutions. Residency Requirements Must reside within the service area (see “Service Area” at end of chart). Medical Deductible None $150.00 None Preventive Care (Including annual physical, cancer screenings, eye/hearing and immunizations) 100% coverage in network. Physician Services (Office visit for illness or injury/urgent care) $15 copay primary care and specialist care in network. Extended Absence Option outside service area. $0 copay for primary care $10 copay specialist. Extended Absence Option outside of service area Inpatient Care $100 copay. Extended Absence Option available outside service area. Outpatient Services $50 copay Emergency Care $65 copay (waived if admitted within 24 hrs) $50 copay (waived if admitted within 24 hrs) Extended Absence Option Includes routine, non-emergency coverage outside the service area, but within the for up to 9 consecutive months (member must call Medica to activate this option) Additional Benefits $500 annual allowance for hearing aids $150 annual eyewear benefit $400 annual allowed for hear aids $75 annual eyewear benefits
asset transfers. The size of the transfers were greater at low and moderate levels of nursing home entry probability and became smaller as the probability of nursing home entry increased. The pattern suggests that the elderly make the conscience decision to protect their assets through transfers, and once nursing home care is imminent, make smaller transfers to avoid penalization for Medicaid eligibility. The authors suggest that they found a greater rate of transfers among the elderly population than previous studies because they were able to explicitly focus on transfers made by individuals before they became disabled or entered a nursing home rather than infer activity from changes in asset levels after their health deteriorated. Some research suggests that married couples partake in Medicaid planning at a higher rate than individuals. Burwell and (1995) estimated that 5% to 10% of unmarried Medicaid LTC coverage applicants and 20% to 25% of married applicants transfer wealth to qualify for Medicaid. Therefore, when an elderly individual has a healthy spouse to take into account, he or she may be more likely to partake in Medicaid planning. Theory and Model No research has thoroughly examined the relationship between Medicaid LTC eligibility and the probability of divorce. The conflicting results of past literature on Medicaid planning, examining asset transfers done through gifts or trusts, provide an interesting backdrop to further examine divorce as a possible mechanism of Medicaid planning. Results that show little evidence of elderly Medicaid planning could suggest that government regulations and penalties for asset transfers in a given “look-back period” are discouraging elderly individuals from making asset transfers or establishing trusts. The imposed hardship of the trade-off between facing a penalty period before you are allowed to receive Medicaid government assistance for
Information Gathering on Federal and State Benefits: Medicaid and Medicare January 2018 Introduction In addition to Social Security benefits, many beneficiaries rely on other federal and state benefit programs such as Medicare, Medicaid, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance (SNAP), HUD housing subsidies, veteran’s benefits, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), Workers Compensation, or Unemployment Insurance. Social Security requires CWICs to provide individualized counseling on how paid employment affects any other benefit programs the beneficiary receives. CWICs must be knowledgeable about other state and federal benefit regulations and must maintain current information on other benefit programs to provide accurate, individualized advisement on how paid employment will affect these programs. CWICs must research federal and state benefit programs to gather information about exactly how these programs work in the states they serve. This includes knowing how to access policy, who to contact for information and referral, and where to get technical assistance from state personnel when questions arise. Having this information readily available for reference will help you provide thorough individualized counseling and make referrals for other benefit programs. This resource document provides a guide to the steps involved in information gathering for other federal benefits and outlines the most useful sources for finding state-specific information about Medicaid and Medicare. Steps for Information Gathering The process of information gathering entails a series of sequential steps: Ask specific questions about the benefit programs; Gather information by researching policies; Locate the state-specific websites, documents and other resources which contain information or policy manuals;
Retirement, checking, savings, CD, annuity, etc. Closed Accounts (past 3 years) Type of Account Name(s) on Account Financial Institution Account Number Current Value Beneficiary Real Estate Address Name(s) on Title Purchase Date Purchase Price Current Value Mortgage (Bank, balance due) Personal Property (Cars, RVs, Boats, Antiques, Jewelry, Collectibles, etc.) Description of Asset Owner(s) Purchase Current Value Location Life Insurance Term & Whole Life) Owner: ________________________ Insured _______________________________ Beneficiary_____________________________________________________________ Company ______________________________________Policy No. _______________ Cash Value _____________________ Face Value ___________________________
Columbia, University of Certificate in Endodontics Cert in Endodontics Columbia Dundee, University of Diploma in Public Dentistry DPD Dundee Durham, University of Master of Dental Surgery MDS Durh Dublin, University of Master of Dental Science M Dent Sc Dubl Erlangen, University of Doctor of Dentistry DMD Erlangen Groningen, University of Doctor of Medicine MD Groningen Harvard, University of Clinical Fellow in Orthodontics F Orth Harvard Master of Public Health MPH Harvard Illinois, University of Master of Science in Orthodontics MS (Orth) Illinois Ireland (National University), University of Master of Dental Surgery MDS N U Irel Leeds, University of Master of Dental Surgery MChD Leeds Liverpool, University of Master of Dental Surgery MDS Lpool London, University of Master of Dental Surgery MDS Lond Master of Science in Children’s Dentistry MSc Children’s Dent Lond Master of Science in Dentistry MSc Conservative (Conservative Dentistry) Lond [obvious in format of entry corrected] Master of Science in Dental Public Health MSc DPH Lond Master of Science (Dental Radiology) MSc (Dental Radiology) Lond Master of Science in Oral [A word appears to be missing.] MSc Oral Surg Surgery Lond Master of Science (Orthodontics) MSc (Orth) Lond Master of Science in Periodontology MSc (Periodontology) Lond Diploma in Bacteriology D Bact Lond
Neurosurgery Obstetrics and Gynaecology Paediatrics Surgery Paediatrics Developmental Paediatrics Medicine Paediatrics Endocrinology Medicine Paediatrics Surgery Gastroenterology Medicine Geriatric Medicine Obstetrics and Gynaecology Gynaecological Oncology Medicine (Microbiological) Paediatrics (Microbiological) Infectious Diseases Obstetrics and Gynaecology Pathology (Virological) Maternal and Foetal Medicine Medicine Obstetrics and Gynaecology Paediatrics Medical Genetics ANNEXURE C REGISTRABLE ADDITIONAL QUALIFICATIONS (Regulation 13) QUALIFICATION AND EXAMINING AUTHORITY ABBREVIATION FOR REGISTRATION UNIVERSITIES: Aberdeen, University of Doctor of Medicine M.D. Aberd Master of Surgery Ch.M. Aberd Master of Science in Clinical Pharmacology M.Sc. (Clin Pharm) Aberd Diploma in Public Health DPH Aberd Alberta, University of Master of Science in Experimental Surgery M.Sc. Alberta Amsterdam, University of M.D. Amsterdam
10. Conditions applicable to the practising of a speciality 11. Cessation of speciality practice 12. Registrable additional qualifications 13. Application for the registration of an additional qualification and submitting of particulars 14. Registration of non-prescribed speciality or additional qualification PART V REGISTERS AND RESTORATION OF NAME TO REGISTER 15. Register of clinical biochemists and clinical biochemist interns 16. Restoration of name to register PART VI GENERAL 17. Language of and documents ANNEXURE Criteria pertaining to internship training programme PART I PRELIMINARY Definitions 1. In these regulations, unless the context otherwise indicates, a word or expression defined in the Act has that meaning, and - “additional qualification” means an additional qualification referred to in section 31(1)(a) of the Act, awarded by an educational institution and prescribed by regulation 12; “approved facility” means a training facility approved by the Council for the purpose of the training of an intern; “certified” means certified as a true copy of the original by a commissioner of oaths appointed under section 5, or designated under section 6, of the Justices of the Peace and Commissioners of Oaths Act, 1963 (Act No. 16 of 1963); “clinical biochemist intern” means a person registered as such under these regulations, and “intern” has a corresponding meaning; “registration authority” means the registration authority of a country responsible for the registration of a person to practice as a clinical biochemist in that country; “speciality” means a speciality in clinical biochemistry referred to in section 31(1)(b) of the Act and prescribed by regulation 8; and “the Act” means the Medical and Dental Act, 2004 (Act No. 10 of 2004). PART II
University of Limpopo formerly University of the North South Africa Bachelor of Science in Medical Science North-West University formerly Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education, South Africa Honours Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science Honours in Biology Rhodes University, South Africa Bachelor of Science with Honours University of Cape Town South Africa Bachelor of Science in Medicine (Honours) Bachelor of Science Honours University of KwaZulu-Natal Formerly University of Durban-Westville South Africa Honours Bachelor of Science Honours Bachelor of Medical Science University of Kwazulu-Natal Formerly University of Natal South Africa Bachelor of Science Honours Bachelor of Medical Science (Honours) University of the Free State formerly University of the Orange Free State South Africa Bachelor of Science Honours Honours Baccalaureus in Medical Sciences Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University formerly University of Port Elisabeth South Africa Baccalaureus Scientiae Honores University of Pretoria South Africa Baccalaureus Scientiae Honores in Natural Science and Medical Science University of Stellenbosch South Africa Honours Bachelor of Science in Natural Science and Medical Science Walter Sisulu University for Technology formerly University of Transkei South Africa Honours Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science (Medicine) (Honours) University of Venda South Africa Honours Bachelor of Science University of Western Cape Honours Baccalaureus Scientiae
(ii) that if he or she fails to comply with those conditions and restrictions that - (aa) he or she commits an act of unprofessional conduct as contemplated in section 37 of the Act; and (bb) the Council may conduct a professional conduct inquiry under Part V of the Act into his or her failure to comply with the conditions and restrictions; (c) may take a decision confirming the findings of the Committee under regulation 10(1) (a)(i); and (d) must, if the Committee a finding referred to in regulation 10(1)(b), conduct an inquiry under Part V of the Act. (2) The Council may under subregulation (1)(b)(i) impose conditions that the impaired registered person - (a) may practise his or her profession - (i) in a hospital, clinic or private practice; and (ii) under the direct supervision, and on the instructions, of the registered person or persons, that the Council may identify; (b) may not acquire, possess or prescribe any scheduled substance; (c) must receive the appropriate treatment for the appropriate period of time in or at the appropriate facility to remedy, rectify or cure the impairment. (3) The impaired registered person is liable for the payment of all the expenses pertaining to the treatment contemplated by subregulation (2)(c). (4) The registrar must notify the registered person concerned of the finding of the Council under this regulation. (5) The notification subregulation (4) must be - (a) in writing; and (b) be sent by prepaid registered post, addressed to the postal address of the registered person as it appears in the register or be delivered to the registered person by hand.
Medical Centre Newsletter Summer 2016 Sleaford 29, Handley Street Sleaford Lincolnshire NG34 7TQ Appointments: 01529 305595 Dispensary: See Heckington Fax: 01529 305589 Out of Hours: 111 NHS Direct (24 hrs): 0845 4647 Practice opening hours Monday 08:00-18:00 Tuesday 08:00-18:30 Wednesday 08:00-18:30 Thursday 08:00-13:00 Friday 08:00-18:00 To Register Registration forms can be collected from reception and returned with medical card if available. You will then be registered and notes from previous surgery requested. An appointment can then be made for a new patient check and a doctor’s appointment to initiate any repeat medication. Please bring proof of residency and some form of personal identification. SMS Text/Email Service We now offer an SMS Text/Email service to remind you of your appointments. Consent forms can be obtained from the surgery reception. Please complete the form with your up to date mobile number and email address and return to reception. This is a quick and efficient way for patients to be contacted and we hope many more of you will use this facility. Clinics and Specialist Services Did you know that in addition to general medical consultations, your medical centre is pleased to be able to provide the following services? Clinics: Minor surgery – Dr Vijayan performs minor surgery procedures for our patients and also on referral basis for other local practices. Orthopaedics – Dr Vijayan is also a qualified orthopaedic surgeon and performs various procedures including Carpel Tunnel decompressions, Trigger Finger release and injections. Gynae clinic – Dr Malathy provides this service which includes implants and coils. Flu clinic – a seasonal clinic for eligible patients. Appointments can be booked in September for clinics during October to December. District Nurses – the team assists with housebound and palliative care patients and liaises regularly with Doctors and Nurses at the Practice. To access the team please call 220446. Baby clinic – run by the health visitor. To contact the health visitor please call 01529 303576. Maternity services – appointments can be made to see the midwifery team at Heckington on a Wednesday and Sleaford on a Thursday. Tele – dermatology.
Certificates Airline Travel Medication letter £25 BUPA/PPP Private Insurance Claim Form £50 Repeat Form (same episode) £30 Council Tax Exemption n/a Fitness to Travel Certificate (need to be seen by GP) Fitness to Travel Certificate (without exam) £50 £35 GP Witness Form (Refer to GP - case by case basis ) £10 Health Through Warmth Form n/a Ofsted Health Declaration £50 Optical Express Medical Form £50 Private Sick Note £29.50 Taxi Form - Part B Medical History form only £50 No Examination Travel Cancellation Certificate £50 Letter £30 University Soma Health for Nurses/Paramedics £15 West Mercia Police Firearms £25 Patient to pay Medical Reports GPR for Insurance Companies £104* *BMA recommended fee Additional Information/ Supplementary Reports £27 Questionnaires £50 Occupational Health Report (Reserve the right to charge higher for complex reports) £100-£160 (Medical No Examination /Employer to pay) Medical Examinations Camp America Medical Forms £55 Complex Medical Examination (up to 45 minutes) £160 Comprehensive Medical with ECG/Audio/Lung Function £200 HGV/PSV Medical Examination (Routine Examination & Brief Report) £150 Life Assurance Medical Examination £150 Worcester County Council (Adoption) £73.86 Patient to pay Worcester County Council (Fostering) £73.86 (WCC to pay) AH2 Form - Fostering Update Form £24.36 Access to Medical Records Data Protection Act , Access to Computerised Records - Access to records only (no copies required) £10 Data Protection Act , Access to Paper Based Records - Access to records only (no copies required) £10 Data Protection Act , Access to and copies of Records - Where a copy of any part of a record (computer or paper based) is required an Access Fee of £10 is payable in addition to the copy fee 35p per sheet or up to max £50
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ELEMENTARY & YOUTH PROGRAMS 2018-2019 Parish: Church of the Redeemer Participant’s Name: Sex: Date of Birth: Parent’s (or Legal Guardian’s) Name: Home Address: City: State: Zip: Home #: Work #: Cell #: I, , grant permission for my child, , to participate in religious education and youth ministry events at the parish from June 1, 2018 - Aug. 31, 2019, including but not limited to formation classes and Vacation Bible School. I understand that these events will take place under the guidance and direction of parish employees and/or volunteers. A separate form will be provided for off-site events. As parent/legal guardian, I remain legally responsible for any personal action taken by my child. I agree to hold harmless Church of the Redeemer and the Diocese of Richmond as well as its officers, directors, agents, chaperons, or representatives associated with these events, arising from or in connection with my child attending the event, including but not limited to accidents, emergencies, or exposure to reckless conduct of persons. Parent (or Legal Guardian) Signature: ________________________________________ Date _____________________ PHOTO RELEASE: Occasionally, photos of events may appear on the church website and/or in printed materials such as the parish newsletter. No identifying information will accompany the images. I grant permission to Church of the Redeemer to photograph my child and use his/her picture, silhouette, or other reproductions of physical likeness in connection with publications (i.e. newsletters, website, brochures), video recordings or news releases of Church of the Redeemer. Yes No Parent (or Legal Guardian) Signature: ________________________________________ Date _____________________
Annual Average Inmate Processing Data 2012 - 2014 Year Daily Average Male Inmates Daily Average Female Inmates Average Daily Pop. Number of Monthly Bookings Daily Average Inmate Bookings Number Of Monthly Releases Daily Average Inmates Released 2014 334 73 407 628 21 630 21 2013 325 65 391 546 18 543 18 2012 352 73 425 533 18 533 17 Note: Monthly Bookings and Releases are based on thirty days per month.
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Ability to maintain accurate and detailed records. To apply for this position, please visit . Mount Auburn Hospital employees must be able to readily adjust to change and handle a rapid-paced environment and the stresses associated with that, while continuing to provide high-quality, efficient service. An Opportunity Employer.
310:667-49-11(k) “Additional support for linear accelerator. The following shall be provided if a linear accelerator is part of the functional program: Mold room with exhaust hood and handwashing facility. Block room with storage. The block room may be combined with the mold room.” 310:667-49-11(l) “Additional support area for cobalt room. If cobalt therapy is provided, a hot lab shall be available.”
Class of 2014 Class of 2016 Class of 2018 Three Cohort Average MAERB Threshold Enrollment Period January 1, 2013 to July 1, 2014 August 21, 2014 to May 1, 2016 August 22, 2016 to May 4, 2018 Programmatic Retention/Attrition Rate 16 Completed / 16 Enrolled 100% Retention 14 Completed / 19 Enrolled 73.7% Retention 11 Completed / 16 Enrolled 68.8% Retention 41 Completed / 51 Enrolled 80.4% Retention Retention >60% Positive Job Placement 14 Placed / 16 Graduates 87.5 % Placement 12 Placed / 14 Graduates 85.7 % Placement Reportable 2019 26 Placed / 30 Graduates 86.7 % Placement Placement >60% National Credentialing Participation Rate 13 Takers / 16 Graduates 81.2 % Participation 13 Takers / 14 Graduates 92.9 % Participation Reportable 2019 26 Takers / 30 Graduates 86.7 % Participation Participation >30% National Credentialing Passage Rate 13 Passed* / 13 Takers 100% Pass Rate *2 Students with Perfect Score 13 Passed* / 13 Takers 100% Pass Rate *1 Student with Perfect Score Reportable 2019 26 Passed / 26 Takers 100% Pass Rate Pass Rate >60% MGCCC Medical Assisting Technology Program Outcomes
Shetland, Orkney) Anne Murray Primary Care Local Admin Team (NHS Grampian) Retiring at end of July 2014 Dr Ian Bashford Responsible Officer (NHS Highland) Retiring at end of June 2014 Dr Jim Ward Responsible Officer (NHS Western January 2014, moved on to become Medical Director with the Scottish Ambulance Service …Hello and Welcome! Name Role / Health Dr Fiona McKay Deputy Responsible Officer (NHS Grampian) Dr Douglas Nicol Primary Care Local Appraisal Adviser (NHS Grampian) Dr Angus McKellar Responsible Officer (NHS Western Acknowledgements We have achieved many targets and reached many milestones during the past year, but we didn’t do it all by ourselves.
Course Credits Required Credits Completed Prerequisite HEA 110 – Personal Health/Wellness 3 NONE ECO 251 – Principles of Microeconomics 3 NONE CIS 110 – Introduction to Computers 3 NONE COM 231 – Public Speaking 3 NONE MAT 171 – Precalculus Algebra 4 DMA 010-065 ART 111 – Art Appreciation or MUS 110 – Music Appreciation 3 NONE ENG 231 – American Literature I or ENG 232 – American Literature II 3 ENG 112, ENG 113, or ENG 114 Select 1 course from below options: Course Credits Required Credits Completed Prerequisite CHM 131/131A – Introduction to Chemistry and Lab 3/1 NONE Knowledge of algebra is recommended BIO 110 – Principles of Biology 4 NONE BIO 111 – General Biology I 4 NONE BIO 112 – General Biology II 4 BIO 111 Select 1 course from below options: Course Credits Required Credits Completed Prerequisite POL 120 – American Government 3 NONE SOC 210 – Introduction to Sociology 3 NONE SOC 220 – Social Problems 3 NONE Select 1 course from below options: Course Credits Required Credits Completed Prerequisite HIS 111 – Civilizations I 3 NONE HIS 112 – World Civilizations II 3 NONE HIS 131 – American History I 3 NONE HIS 132 – American History II 3 NONE
Notes: Medical Day Clinic Hours of operation: Belleville General Hospital Mon, Tues & Thurs 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Medical Day Clinic Quinte Health Care Belleville General Hospital 265 Dundas Street E. Belleville, ON K8N 5A9 Trenton Memorial Hospital 242 King Street Trenton, ON K8V 5S6 Trenton Memorial Hospital Wed & Fri 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. For more information, please contact: Medical Day Clinic Bookings: 265 Dundas Street E. Belleville, ON K8N 5A9 Fax: (613) 394-4939 Phone: (613) 969-7400 BGH (ext. 2428) TMH (ext. 5106 – but phone only answered 12pm-4pm) Belleville General Hospital & Trenton Memorial Hospital Information for patients and family
ترشيد Conservation منشأة Facility استهلاك Consumption اسراف Extravagance محطة طاقة Power plant سعة Capacity Efficiency مكثف Condenser Technical Glossary (2) Electric كهربائي Plug prongs القابس الاشتعال Disc اللوحية الفيروسات بيانات نطاق Home البدء Search Information Technology – المعلومات
Multimedia متعددة Control التحكم الأبعاد Computer الضارة في جهاز الحاسب Technical Glossary (3) وسائل التواصل الاجتماعي Social media ميزه Feature الهاتف الذكي Smart phone فك الترميز Decoding الصلب Hard drive أنظمة التشغيل Operating systems دارة كهربائية Circuit منتدى Forum خادم Server شريط المهام Task bar ذاكرة افتراضية Virtual memory استرداد / استرجاع البيانات Data recovery تنصيب / تثبيت Installation تاريخ نهاية الصلاحية Expiration date شريط الأدوات Toolbar منفذ Port قرصنة Hacking نسخ Duplicate خاصية تحديد الموقع GPS (Global Positioning System) وصلة كهربائية Extension cord
مقاوم للماء proof عدسة Lens ضحل Shallow بشكل سنوي Annually بشكل دوري Periodically ضمان Warranty حصري Exclusive استنشاق/ شهيق Inhale زفير Exhale التسمم الغذائي Food poisoning مُرَخص Authorized برنامج تجسس Spyware
Attachment 3: Launch and Implementation Plan To be completed and attached to any document which guides practice when submitted to the appropriate committee for consideration and approval. Action Who When How Identify key users / policy writers Matrons / Sisters / Head Nurses / Department Managers / Clinical Directors Sep 2013 Medical Devices Committee Medical Devices Manager Present Policy to key user groups Medical Devices Committee Communications email Add to Policies and Procedures intranet page / document management system. Governance Gatekeeper Oct 2013 Medical Devices Manager Offer awareness training / incorporate within existing training programmes Medical Devices Co Ordinator Sep 2012 Medical Devices Management Intranet page Circulation of document(paper) N/a Circulation of document(electronic) Medical Devices & Decontamination Manager Sep 2013 Added to Governance Trust Policies Intranet & Intranet page for Medical Devices Management Acknowledgement: University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust.
Date of Onset: __________________ Athlete’s Age at Onset: _____________________ Impairments Check the box/es below to indicate which impairment type/s the athlete has that lead/s to a permanent and verifiable activity limitation. Permanent and Verifiable Impairment Type Examples of health condition (diagnosis) likely to cause such impairment Additional supporting tests/documentation that are mandatory (*) or must be presented upon request Impaired Muscle Power Spinal cord injury, muscular dystrophy, brachial plexus injury, Erb’s palsy, polio, spina bifida, Guillain-Barre syndrome Manual muscle test results* EMGs; nerve conduction velocity Impaired Range of Movement Arthrogryposis, ankylosis, post burns, joint contractures Goniometric measurements*; x-rays; Limb deficiency Amputation resulting from trauma or congenital limb deficiency Photograph of affected limb* Hypertonia Cerebral palsy, stroke, brain injury, multiple sclerosis Manual muscle test results. Coordination testing. Ataxia Ataxia resulting from cerebral brain injury, Friedreich’s ataxia, multiple sclerosis, spinocerebellar ataxia Manual muscle test results. Coordination testing. Athetosis Cerebral palsy, stroke, brain injury Manual muscle test results. Coordination testing. Vision Impairment Myopia, tunnel vision, scotoma, retinitis pigmentosa, glaucoma, congenital cataract, macular degeneration Complete IBSA medical diagnostics form*. (see link at www.worldrowing.com )
Patient Handling and Mobility Specialist Surgical Devices Imaging and Radiotherapy Point of Care Testing (POCT) Medical equipment is generally categorised below for device management purposes. Pathology Autoclaves (Laboratory) ACT monitors Blood gas analysers (Laboratory) Fridge & Freezers (non-domestic) Fume cabinets Microscopes (Laboratory) Other IVDs Pharmacy devices Specimen collection receptacles, syringes, swabs POCT Blood gas, Haemoglobin and other Point Of Care Blood glucose & HbA1C measuring devices Coagulation testing Pregnancy test kits Urine test strips Imaging & Radiotherapy CT scanners Cameras Linacs & RT devices MR scanners Nuclear medicine equipment Radiation monitors Ultrasound imaging systems X ray imaging systems X ray therapy systems Specialist Surgical Anaesthesia machines Autoclaves and HSDU equipment Cryosurgical Equipment Cardiac Pacemakers (implantable) Dental equipment and materials Implants e.g. orthopaedic prostheses Incontinence aids Insulin injectors Lasers Operating and diagnostic microscopes Operating tables Ophthalmology devices Powered implants e.g. pacemakers Plaster saws Rigid Endoscopes & video systems Surgical and dental instruments Surgical diathermy Patient handling & mobility Bathing equipment Chiropody and podiatry equip Commodes Clinical chairs Dental chairs Hospital beds & mattresses Patient hoists Pat slides Prescribable footwear Pressure relief equipment Prostheses Stretchers and trolleys Walking aids Wheelchairs General Medical Technology Audiometers Blood warmers Continuous passive motion devices (CPM) Defibrillators Dialysis equipment Domiciliary O2 therapy equip Drip stands ECT devices EEG EMG analysis systems Flexible Endoscopes & video systems Endoscope washers Electrocardiographs Humidifiers Respiratory Infusion control devices Laryngoscopes etc. Illuminating Sources Light therapy sources Medical gas equip. regulators suction controller’s cylinder holders etc. Nebuliser compressors Nebuliser ultrasonic Patient monitoring, NIBP, SpO2, ECG etc. Patient warming/cooling devices Peak flow meters Physio. electro-therapy Pulse oximeters Respiratory lung function analysis Resp. support devices, domiciliary vents. General Medical Technology
S.# No. & Date of Bill/Cash Memo Name of the Chemist Shop/Hospital/Clinic/Dispensary Name of Drugs/Medicines with Quantity/Details of Tests etc. Amount Rs. Total Amount For PITAC employee Signature ___________________________ Designation__________________________ Section/Shop______________________ For Authorized Medical Attendant Signature______________________ Designation____________________ Official Stamp________________
Medical marijuana: hype or hope? Though still controversial—and not wholly has gained some support for use in MS—but only for certain symptoms and only in certain forms. by Mary E. King, PhD People living with multiple sclerosis often are anxious to try the latest treatment to see if it will help ease their symptoms, and in this regard, medical marijuana is no different. But even though it’s gaining mainstream acceptance, its use remains very controversial—and very complicated. A history Marijuana, also called cannabis, has been used for medicinal purposes for centuries, beginning in 2900 B.C. in China. Western medicine first adopted the use of marijuana in the 19th century to relieve pain, inflammation, spasms and convulsions, until concerns about its safety arose in the 1940s and ’50s. In 1970, it was listed as a Schedule 1 controlled substance, along with other drugs such as heroin and LSD, and remains restricted as such today. In 1978, New Mexico became the first state to approve marijuana for compassionate medicinal use in a research setting. As of press time, 23 states and the District of Columbia now allow some medical use. That number is increasing, however, as more states consider medical marijuana legislation. A complicated discussion Just defining “medical marijuana” is quite complicated. The term distinguishes its intended use from recreational marijuana, but it does not imply any clinical acceptance or a difference in its composition. Like recreational marijuana, medical marijuana is often available in a variety of strains for smoking or other “whole plant” uses such as vaporization, as well as a in a wide array of plant extracts, and foods (“edibles”) and drinks that contain marijuana extracts. The amounts that an individual can possess at any given time are usually regulated. Marijuana legalization status ■ Medical marijuana use legalized Alaska, Arizona, California, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont ■ Medical and recreational marijuana use legalized Colorado, Washington (state) ■ States with no laws legalizing marijuana. Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississipi, Missouri, Nebraska, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, cannabis trial
Template B: parental agreement for setting to administer medicine The school/setting will not give your child medicine unless you complete and sign this form, and the school or setting has a policy that the staff can administer medicine. Date for review to be initiated by Name of school/setting Name of child Date of Medical condition or illness Medicine Name/type of medicine (as described on the container) Expiry date Dosage and method Timing Special precautions/other instructions Are there any side effects that the school/setting needs to know about? Self-administration – y/n Procedures to take in an emergency NB: Medicines must be in the original container as dispensed by the pharmacy Contact Details Name Daytime telephone no. Relationship to child Address I understand that I must deliver the medicine personally to [agreed member of staff]
Medical Nutrition Therapy(MNT) in U.P. Counties Service provided by Registered Dietitians (RDs)/ Registered Dietitian Nutritionists (RDNs) November 19, 2016 County MNT offered FREE MNT* Offered/Contact Alger Yes Yes Munising Memorial Hospital/ 906.387.4110 Sault Ste. Marie Tribe/ 906.387.4721 ** Baraga Yes Yes Baraga County Memorial Hospital/906.524.3449 Keweenaw Bay Indian Community/906.353.4521** Chippewa Yes Yes War Memorial Hospital/ 906.253.1075 – general 906.253-2771 – diabetes Sault Ste. Marie Tribe/ 906.632.5210** Delta Yes Yes OSF St. Francis Hospital and Medical Group/906.786.3311 Sault Ste. Marie Tribe/ 906.387.4721 ** Hannahville Indian Community Health Center/ 906.723.2534 UPCAP/ (906) 786-4701 Bellin Health- Escanaba 906.786.6488 (Note: only for Bellin Patients) Dickinson Yes Yes Dickinson County Health CareSystem/(906) 776-5470
Bellin Health- Iron Mountain/ 906.786.6488 (Note: only for Bellin Patients) Gogebic Free to tribal at LVD Free to at LVD Lac Vieux Desert Health Clinic (LVD)/906.358-4587 Aspirus Grand View Hospital/ 906.932.2525 general nutrition offered as part of diabetes education program. Houghton Yes Yes Laurium clinic/ 906.337.6560 Aspirus Keweenaw Hospital/ 906.337.6500 UP Health System – Portage/ 906.483.1568 Iron Yes Yes Aspirus Iron River Hospital/ 906. 265-1245 – general 906.265.2153 – diabetes and other Keweenaw Yes Yes Aspirus Keweenaw Hospital/ 906.337.6500 Luce Yes** (SSM Tribe) Yes Helen Newberry Joy Hospital/ 906.420.3389 Sault Ste. Marie Tribe/ 906.293-8181** Mackinaw Yes Yes Mackinaw Straits Hospital/ 906.643.8585 Sault Ste. Marie Tribe/ 906.643.8689** Marquette Yes Yes UP Health System – Marquette/ 906-225-3221 Sault Ste. Marie Tribe/ 906.387.4721 ** NMU Health Center/906-227-2355 Menominee Services available for Menominee residents in Dickinson or Delta counties Schoolcraft Yes Yes Schoolcraft Memorial
CANADA – MEDICAL EXAMINATION To be considered for a Canadian visa you have to be in good health and must undergo a medical examination. Medical examination is compulsory for application for a visa longer than 6 months. Panel Physicians* City Name Address Telephone Spoken Johannes L. Fouche Centrum Medicinum, Nr. 1, Ella Street, PO Box 20166, , 9320 (27 51) 444 1565 Afrikaans / English Cape Town Graham Michael Rosendorff 1st Floor, Christian Barnard Memorial Annex, 162 Longmarket Street, , 8001 +27 21 424 2003 Afrikaans / English Cape Town Ajit Daya 1st Floor, Christian Barnard Memorial Annex, 162 Longmarket Street, , 8001 +27 21 424 2003 Afrikaans / English Cape Town Lourens Antonie De Kock 1st Floor, Christian Barnard Memorial Annex, 162 Longmarket Street, , 8001 +27 21 424 2003 Afrikaans / English Cape Town Gordon Greeff 1st Floor, Christian Barnard Memorial Annex, 162 Longmarket Street, , 8001 +27 21 424 2003 Afrikaans / English Durban John Michael Blankenberg 105 Jan Hofmeyr Road, Westville, , 3629 (27 31) 266 9258 / 9 Afrikaans / English Moshe Singer 30 12th Avenue, Linksfield, (27 11) 485 1418 English
Pueblo Community Health Center MD: Mark Schwartz RN: Joann Grove Pueblo 310 Colorado Ave. Pueblo, CO 81004 719-543-8711 Alamosa, Baca, Bent, Chaffee, Conejos, Costilla, Crowley, Custer, Fremont, Huerfano, Kiowa, Las Animas, Otero, Prowers, Pueblo, Rio Grande, or Saguache counties Western Colorado Four Corners Infectious Disease MD: Jennifer Rupp Durango 1010 Three Springs Blvd., Ste. 265 Durango, CO 81301 970-764-3810 SW CO: satellite clinic of Western Slope Ryan White Collaborative Clinic Mountain Family Health Center Glenwood Springs CHC for Garfield Co. MD: Gail Mizner Glenwood 1905 Blake Ave., Ste. 101 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 970-945-2840 A network of CHC clinics in Blackhawk, Glenwood Springs, Basalt, Eagle and Rifle; most HIV referred to Glenwood St. Mary’s Family Medicine Specialty Care Clinic MD: Amy Davis, Keith Dickenson, Sheila Neese RN: Kristy Watkins Grand Junction, with periodic clinics in Durango 2698 Patterson Rd. Grand Junction, CO 81506 970-298-1702 1-866-448-8383 Residents of Archuleta, Delta, Dolores, Eagle, Garfield, Grand, Gunnison, Hinsdale, Jackson, Lake, La Plata, Mesa, Moffat, Montezuma, Montrose, Ouray, Pitkin, Rio Blanco, Routt, San Juan, San Miguel, or Summit counties Veterans Administration –Mesa Co. MD: Meyer, Ed Janoff Grand Junction 2121 North Avenue Grand Junction, CO 81501 Phone: 970-242-0731 Statewide, for with VA benefits *HIV Specialist in this practice
DIRECTORY CONTENTS Page Allentown Medical Providers …….………………………………………........... 2-5 Allentown Dental Providers ……………………………………………….......... 6-8 Allentown Eye Doctors …………………………………………………………. 9-10 Allentown Specialists and Prenatal Care ………………………………………... 11-12 Bethlehem Medical Providers …………………………………………………… 13-15 Bethlehem Dental Providers …………………………………………………….. 16-17 Bethlehem Eye Doctors ……………………………………………………......... 18 Bethlehem Specialists and Prenatal Care ………………………………….......... 18-19 Easton Medical Providers ……..………………………………………………… 19-21 Easton Dental Providers ………………………………………………………… 21-22 Easton Eye Doctors ……………………………………………………………... 22 Easton Specialists and Prenatal Care ……………………………………………. . 23 Medical Providers ……………………………………………………........ 24-28 Rural Dental Providers ………………………………………………………….. 29-31 Rural Eye Doctors ………………………………………………………………. 32 Rural Specialists and Prenatal Care…………………………………………........ 32
1 Certificate III in Business Administration or working towards M 2 Proven ability to work with confidential information and knowledge of the correct management of same. M 3 Demonstrated written, oral, interpersonal and communication skills with clients and all levels of staff. M 4 Excellent attention to detail, sound administration skills and demonstrated experience in an office setting M 5 Demonstrated experience in working within a multi-disciplinary team and the ability to work with either minimal direction, or cooperatively as part of the team M 6 Experience working within a cross-cultural environment Knowledge and understanding of Local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures M 7 Demonstrated high level computer competence particularly in MS Word, Excel and Access, and medical record systems M M = Mandatory D = Desirable Closes Monday November 20, 2017
Includes abilities and intellect An active contribution to University activities such as committees and research groups An extensive knowledge and understanding of undergraduate and postgraduate (Department or discipline) An ability to communicate complex conceptual ideas to widely divergent audiences A creative research vision for development, implementation and delivery of successful research projects Application Interview Other Personal Qualities Includes any specific physical requirements of the post – (subject to the provisions of the Equality Act 2010) Evidence of: A positive contribution to University activities and initiatives including open days, graduation ceremonies etc and expectation to undertake administrative activities Working in an open and transparent way, providing information and communicating effectively with colleagues Collaborative working, particularly on interdisciplinary Continuous Professional Development Application Interview Other
Section 3. Details of Information Requested In order for us to identify exactly what information to provide from the health records it would be helpful if you could complete the table below in as much detail as possible to identify the period(s)/episode(s) of care that you wish to obtain information about. Patient Hospital Number (If known) ..................................... Period Covered (From - To) Hospital Attended Ward/Department/ Specialty Consultant (If Diagnosis / Reason for visit Section 4 Applicant’s Signature Signed........................................................................ Date............................ Patient Authorisation to Grant access to a Nominated Representative I am the patient whose details appears in Section 1 and give authorisation for the applicant whose details appear in section 2 to be provided with access to my Health Records covering the periods and episodes of care detailed in Section 3. Signed......................................................................... Date................................... Please return the completed form to: Disclosures Team University Hospital Southampton Unity 12 CIC 9-19 Rose Road Southampton SO14 6TE Tel inquiries: 023 8120 4885 e-mail inquiries: hrcinfoteam@uhs.nhs.uk
MINOR INJURY / FIRST AID REPORT Location: Safety Office Contact: Please list all incidents, no matter how minor on this log. A follow up meeting will occur after each incident. DATE/ TIME Name of Injured Person Department Nature of Injury and Cause Treatment Provided ONSITE Utilized Further Treatment Advised? Follow up & Date EXAMPLE: 11/12/16@ 3PM John Doe Bakery Abrasion with bleeding. Trip and fall on cord Cleaned, applied antiseptic ointment and dressed Yes No Yes No Come back in 3 days if redness increases (infected). 11/15/2016 Yes s No Yes No X Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
REGISTRATION FORM Please complete the form and bring it to your appointment with Dr B. Martin or email to Miss Ms. Patient’s First name: Last name: Birth date: / / Age: Home Phone Mobile phone no: □ Opt out of SMS appointment reminders Email: Street Address: ( ) P.O. Box: Suburb: State: Post Code: Occupation: Treatment area: eg / Left Toe/ Foot/ Ankle Height: Weight: Next of Kin: Relationship: Phone Referring Doctor: (name, address + Ph) General Practitioner: (name, address + Ph) Physiotherapist: (name, address + Ph) Medicare No: Ref No: Exp date: Private Health Insurance No: Pension Type No: Veterans No: Are you making a claim for Compensation? Yes / No Date of Injury: □ Workers Compensation □ CTP □ Personal Injury Claim □ Public Liability □ Sports Insurance Claim Number: Insurer: Case Manager Name Phone Contact Insurers postal address: Insurers email: Declaration: I give permission for correspondence to be sent to my referring doctor, general practitioner, physiotherapist and insurance company where appropriate. I undertake to pay all fees owing to my Surgeon, including in the event that liability is denied or any outstanding accounts that have not been paid in full by my insurer. I also understand that any outstanding monies requiring debt recovery will incur Debt Recovery fees and I will also be responsible for any legal cost incurred Patient/Guardian signature Date Name (please print):