HEALTH PRECAUTIONS. Please ensure that you consult your personal physician about anti malaria precautions and other inoculations and vaccinations before travel. Where applicable, please ensure that whilst travelling you carry a valid Yellow Fever certificate.
HEALTH PRECAUTIONS. It is the customers’ responsibility to seek medical advice in relation to any travel and vaccination requirements. Entry can be denied if you do not have the required vaccinations.
HEALTH PRECAUTIONS. In addition to the physician's examination and immunization records required for enrollment, we also have a daily screening to observe each child's health. If your child develops symptoms of illness during the day we will immediately isolate him/her from the other children and contact you to pick up your child. For the health and well-being of your child and others, please do not bring your child to school if he/she: ▪ Has a fever (or, has had one during the previous 24 hours) of 101°F taken under the arm, a sore throat, swollen glands, rash, vomiting, earache, irritability, or confusion. ▪ Is in the first 24 hours of antibiotic treatment ▪ Has diarrhea or vomiting (2 or more runny stools within 24 hours) ▪ Has a heavy nasal discharge that is not clear ▪ Has a constant severe cough, or difficult or rapid breathing ▪ Has any parasite ▪ Has symptoms of a possible communicable disease such as sniffles, reddened eyes, sore throat, painful ears, yellow skin or eyes, pink eyes with a discharge, rash, headache, abdominal pain and/or fever ▪ Is fatigued or is not feeling well enough to participate in regular activities Initials
HEALTH PRECAUTIONS. Participant is encouraged to consult a doctor to ensure he/she is current on all vaccines, has a sufficient supply of prescription medications, and is aware of common public health risks in South Africa during the Mission Trip. Participant is advised to read the CDC’s travel advisories at xxxx://xxxxx.xxx.xxx/travel/destinations/traveler/none/south-africa. During the Mission Trip Participants should bring a reasonable supply of both prescription and non-prescription medications he/she might need during the Mission Trip. During the Mission Trip, Participant should be conscious of drinking plenty of purified water and washing his/her hands frequently. Participant is advised to eat only food that is cooked and avoid salads or other food that may have been washed with non-purified water. Participant might get sick, and possible ailments include diarrhea, Hepatitis A, and Malaria, among others. If Participant becomes ill, he/she should immediately notify the FMU Mission Trip staff immediately.
HEALTH PRECAUTIONS. The UK Government will ensure that all Afghans returning under this MoU are provided with a basic medical examination prior to their repatriation and given the opportunity, if necessary, of access to medical care in the United Kingdom, in the circumstances where no previous health check had been carried out whilst persons have been in the United Kingdom, or if some time has elapsed since contact with health services. Furthermore, vaccinations will be provided by the UK Government prior to repatriation, where considered necessary by the UK Government.
HEALTH PRECAUTIONS. Participant is encouraged to consult a doctor to ensure he/she is current on all vaccines, has a sufficient supply of prescription medications, and is aware of common public health risks inCuba during the Mission Trip. Participant is advised to read the CDC’s travel advisories at[ xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/travel Delete] xxxx://xxxxx.xxx.xxx/travel/destinations/traveler/none/cuba during the Mission Trip and bring a reasonable supply of both prescription and non-prescription medications he/she might need during the Mission Trip. During the Mission Trip, Participant should be conscious of drinking plenty of purified water and washing his/her hands frequently. Participant is advised to eat only food that is cooked and avoid salads or other food that may have been washed with non-purified water. Participant might get sick, and possible ailments include diarrhea, Hepatitis A, and Malaria, among others. If Participant becomes ill, he/she should immediately notify the FMU Mission Trip staff immediately.
HEALTH PRECAUTIONS. Participant is encouraged to consult a doctor to ensure he/she is current on all vaccines, has a sufficient supply of prescription medications, and is aware of common public health risks in Turkey during the Mission Trip. Participant is advised to read the CDC’s travel advisories at xxxx://xxx.xx/JCYUWU. During the Mission Trip Participants should bring a reasonable supply of both prescription and non-prescription medications he/she might need during the Mission Trip. During the Mission Trip, Participant should be conscious of drinking plenty of purified water and washing his/her hands frequently. Participant is advised to eat only food that is cooked and avoid salads or other food that may have been washed with non-purified water. Participant might get sick, and possible ailments include diarrhea, Hepatitis A, among others. If Participant becomes ill, he/she should immediately notify the FMU Mission Trip staff immediately.
HEALTH PRECAUTIONS. The Government of the Netherlands will ensure that those Afghans, returning under this MoU are informed about the possibility of having a medical examination before their departure. They are -upon their request- given the opportunity to have a basic medical examination and if necessary, of access to medical care in the Netherlands. Furthermore, where considered necessary by the Government of the Netherlands, vaccinations will be provided by the Government of the Netherlands prior to repatriation.
HEALTH PRECAUTIONS. In addition to the physician's examination and immunization records required for enrollment, we also have a daily screening to observe each child's health. If your child develops symptoms of illness during the day we will immediately isolate him/her from the other children and contact you to pick up your child. For the health and well-being of your child and others, please do not bring your child to school if he/she: Has a fever (or, has had one during the previous 24 hours) of 101°F taken under the arm, a sore throat, swollen glands, rash, vomiting, earache, irritability, or confusion. Is in the first 24 hours of antibiotic treatment Has diarrhea or vomiting (2 or more runny stools within 24 hours) Has a heavy nasal discharge that is not clear Has a constant severe cough, or difficult or rapid breathing Has any parasite Have symptoms of a possible communicable disease such as sniffles, reddened eyes, sore throat, painful ears, yellow skin or eyes, pink eyes with a discharge, rash, headache, abdominal pain and/or fever Is fatigued or is not feeling well enough to participate in regular activities Initials _ _
HEALTH PRECAUTIONS. Disabilities or illnesses ________________________________________________ Allergies (Indicate for Dietary purposes) _______________________________________ Important : ODS is located in a malaria area therefore we recommend you consult your physician in terms of Prophylactics, Hepatitis A, Hepaptitis B and Tetanus.
