Dealing with Emergencies Sample Clauses

Dealing with Emergencies. 15.1 The Hirer shall give effect to any reasonable direction of a designated Nhulunbuy Corporation officer where such direction has the intention of dealing with an emergency or preventing a foreseeable accident or loss. Where no Nhulunbuy Corporation officer is available, the Hirer shall undertake responsibility to respond to an emergency by clearing the Facility, contacting emergency services and minimising the hazard as appropriate and where safe to do so.
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Dealing with Emergencies. The physician assistant will follow the procedure described below for dealing with emergencies: Specify what the P.A. will do in the event of a patient emergency. For example: “The physician assistant will follow the procedure described below for dealing with emergencies: The PA will immediately contact his/her Collaborating Physician and the rest of the staff to inform them of the situation. The PA will then carry out the instructions given. If for some reason the Collaborating Physician cannot be reached, the PA will contact a Delegate Collaborating Physician and obtain instructions. Care may include, but is not limited to: xxxxx xxxxx, administration of oxygen, administration of medications, and initiation of advanced life support” DELEGATED PRESCRIPTIVE AUTHORITY (ATTENTION! AS OF JULY 1, 2016, A LIST OF MEDICATIONS THAT THE PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT WILL BE PRESCRIBING IS NO LONGER REQUIRED IN THE AGREEMENT.) - May not include ophthalmic devices - Indicate whether PA will/will not be prescribing medications - Indicate whether PA will/will not be prescribing controlled substances PROTOCOLS FOR PRESCRIBING MEDICATIONS In prescribing medications, [Name of PA] will examine potential indications and contraindications of the medication, while noting any patient allergies, drug interactions, therapeutic alternatives, and the proper dosage for the patient. The PA will consult with her Collaborating Physician as needed on a case-by-case basis. Typed name of PA Date Typed name of Collaborating Physician Date Have both sign and date agreement.
Dealing with Emergencies. The Service Provider has 24-hour on-site staff. Please report any safety or security issue to the 24-hour staff. (This does not include hotel/motel staff.) The 24-hour staff will call 9-1-1 for any Participant who is experiencing a medical/safety emergency. Participants also have the right to call 9-1-1 from any telephone for any safety/security issue.
Dealing with Emergencies. The Manager shall: Receive communications from Owners, residents, mortgagees, government agencies and other interested parties to the Corporation, which communications, when action is required by the Manager or the Board, shall be requested to be in writing, except in case of emergency; to the extent that the subject matter of any such communication is within the scope of the responsibilities and duties of the Manager under this Agreement, deal with and dispose of, or co-ordinate the dealing with and the disposition of, such matter, provided, however, that any matter involving a policy decision or interpreting the Agreement Documents shall be referred to the Board; and, refer to the Board any communications other than those which the Manager must receive and deal with; Keep the Board and Owners and residents advised of the current telephone number or numbers at which a live individual agent or employee of the Manager (for clarity, not a voicemail or automated attendant) may be reached, at any time during normal business hours in respect of any infraction of the Agreement Documents or at any time during the day or night (24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year), in respect of any emergency involving any part of the Property or any assets of the Corporation; make all arrangements to deal promptly with such infractions and immediately with any such emergency arising in connection with the maintenance and operation of the Property and assets of the Corporation; deal in the first instance with emergencies and infractions and forthwith report to the Board any major emergency or persistent, flagrant or serious violation of the Agreement Documents; it being understood that the Manager, in its reasonable discretion, shall determine whether or not an emergency exists and whether or not such emergency is of a minor or major nature; If requested by the Board and at an additional cost, arrange for the preparation of a formal fire and safety plan by a professional qualified to do so which shall at the minimum include: total compliance with the Ontario Fire Code; identification of all residents requiring assistance if an emergency occurs; the formation and introduction of response team(s); and identification and elimination on a planned basis of hazards to safety. Provision for Extra Charges In addition to the fees set out in Article VI of this Agreement, the Corporation shall pay the Manager a fee for providing additional services beyond the scope of the Manager’...

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