Health Record. Any written, printed or electronically recorded material maintained by a health care entity in the course of providing health services to an individual concerning the individual and the services provided. "Health Record" also includes the substance of any communication made by an individual to a health care entity in confidence during or in connection with the provision of health services or information otherwise acquired by the health care entity about an individual in confidence and in connection with the provision of health services to the individual. (Code § 32.1- 127.1:03)
Health Record. The above-described kitten has had age appropriate vaccination(s) and preventative worming(s), which have been documented in the health record book provided to Buyer. Seller is not responsible for parasites or disease that this kitten may contract through transportation from Sweetharmonys Persians & Exotic Shorthair to the Buyer's home.
Health Record. The child/young person must be accompanied by their health record. The health status and medical needs of the child must be established at the time of placement.
Health Record. Users can enter their personal health information including demographics, allergy history, immunizations, and more. All the information stored can be utilized during the screening process making the referral even more accurate and customized to the individual.
Health Record. All children attending schools in New Jersey must have their physician complete a Universal Child Health Care Record PRIOR to enrollment. IMMUNIZATION POLICY – Immunization records must be kept up to date. When you take your child to the doctor, we must be provided with an updated copy of their immunizations. All children under the age of 60 months must have a flu vaccine in order to attend any facility in New Jersey. The vaccine must be received no later than December 31, 2013. The town audits our files every fall. If you have not provided us with updated records please do so no later than October 24, 2013. Should you want your physician to fax forms to us, our fax number is, 973-230- 0447. Failure to provide this information could result in your child not being able to attend our center or any center in the state. ALLERGIES, ASTHMA, SEIZURES – At the time of registration, we must be notified if your child has any of these conditions listed above. An ACTION PLAN MUST BE SUPPLIED FOR ANY CHILDREN WITH THESE CONDITIONS. We are prohibited from administering any medication (EPIPen, nebulizer medication or Seizure medication) unless we have a complete Action Plan on file. These plans must be updated yearly.
Health Record. This should include a record of any health-related activities (deworming, vaccination, medicated feeds, or use of veterinarian’s services for any reason.) This should include what you used, how much you used, and what you used it for. Include any well-animal care such as a health certificate. Fill in all applicable information. If your animal is healthy throughout the project, make a note of that. Use “P” for preventive treatments. Fill out an Individual Animal Health Record and Treatment Map for each animal receiving treatment and for each health event (make copies as necessary.) Note: all health expenses should be listed under Non-Feed Expenses. *ROA: Rout of Administration (SQ, IM, IV, IN, topical, oral) • SQ - subcutaneous (under the skin) • IM - intramuscular (into a muscle) • IV - intravenous (into a vein) • Topical - (onto the skin) • Oral - (ingested) Individual Cattle Health Record and Treatment Map Fill out a health record and treatment map for each health event by date. Whenever possible select SQ* product and never give injection in the rear leg or top butt. Animal Description ID/Brand Animal Age Weight Temperature Treatment Date Administered by (name) Indicate site of treatment with the corresponding # from the table. Site # Product/ Company Lot or Serial # Exp. Date ROA* Dose Booster Date Withdrawal Date
Health Record. Practices need to ensure that the current immunisation status of each child is recorded in the GP-held lifelong record. This should include a record of any parent or guardian refusing to give permission for immunisation and all information and advice given to the parent or guardian involved. Adverse reactions to immunisations must also be recorded. Practices must ensure that details of the patients’ monitoring as part of the NES is included in their life-long record. If the patient is not registered with the practice providing the NES, then the practice must send this information to the patient’s registered practice for inclusion in the patient record. The Child Health Records Department should also be informed of all immunisations undertaken.
