Pediatric Clause Samples

Pediatric. Pediatric/Children; do not match size Specifications for a category above but must be: one or more types of child-sized protective barriers that would otherwise be a Mask, Face Covering or an Alternative or Related Product that is to be worn by an individual to cover at least the wearer’s mouth and nose, which is secured to the wearer’s face or head, and which is worn to block the spread of nose and mouth droplets and to reduce exposure of the wearer and persons in the wearer’s environment to communicable diseases such as COVID-19. May be cloth, paper, or other material, such as rigid or flexible clear plastic, or a combination of materials.

Pediatric i. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ will collect copies of reports of pediatric HIV and AIDS cases of diagnosed and/or treated infants born exposed to HIV, and copies of reports for HIV-positive pregnant women diagnosed and/or treated Service Area, which health care providers (e.g., physicians, HIV service providers, etc.) and laboratories are required to complete under 25 Texas Administrative Code § 97.132. If the provider does not complete a case report form or does not provide sufficient information on the case report form, Grantee is responsible for records. ii. Grantee will follow up on perinatal HIV-exposed infants every six (6) months, to ensure that all infants born to women living with HIV have HIV status determined by eighteen (18) months of age and enter the PCRFs in the current HIV Surveillance reporting database in a timely manner following the procedure described in the Texas HIV Surveillance Procedure Manual. For each perinatal exposure investigated, Grantee will complete a PCRF, along with an updated iii. Grantee will review every collected pediatric HIV case, in THISIS, birth match, and other sources, at least once to identify AIDS-defining conditions and update registry with a medical record abstraction. iv. Grantee will abstract medical charts for ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ case reports both at the birth offices. Grantee will maintain an electronic list of negative polymerase chain reaction tests for infants, to include name of laboratory and doctor ordering the test, and maintain copies of all reporting laboratory test results for pediatric cases. v. Grantee will assist System Agency staff, as directed, in the development of prevention plans and the implementation of prevention activities to reduce the perinatal transmission of HIV. Grantee will enter the required data elements in the current HIV Surveillance reporting database in a timely manner following the procedure described in the Texas HIV Surveillance Procedure Manual. vi. Grantee will collect all required data elements to conduct Perinatal HIV surveillance activities, including reviewing and conducting medical record Service Area to properly report all perinatally-exposed cases diagnosed and/or Grantee will enter the required data elements in the current HIV Surveillance reporting database in a timely manner following the procedure described in the Texas HIV Surveillance Procedure Manual. 3. EPIDEMIOLOGIC INVESTIGATIONS a. Grantee will inform System Agency of newly reported cases of public health importance (COPHI) wit...

Pediatric. Benefits for pediatric preventive care include routine physical examinations, childhood immunizations, and tests. For more information, refer to the Schedule of Preventive Care Services guidelines document provided with the Agreement. Members who turn 19 years of age during the Benefit Period are eligible for pediatric coverage until the end of the month in which they turn 19.