Screen positive definition

Screen positive means that they have answered yes to any of the standard COVID-19 risk assessment/screening questions asked at vaccination reception (see Appendix G).
Screen positive means that they have answered yes to any of the standard COVID-19 risk assessment/screening questions asked at vaccination reception (see Operating Guidance Appendix G). This means that the consumer is considered high risk for being exposed to COVID-19. These people are not suitable to be vaccinated according to the usual service design model (physical set-up of vaccination sites, workforce, and PPE guidance) as these settings are designed to be a low-risk environment. Vaccination of screen positive consumers requires additional considerations (as outlined below) as is currently recommended in only a home visit context, or in a controlled healthcare facility.

Examples of Screen positive in a sentence

  • Screen positive specimens were then reanalyzed, using a separate sample of the fluid, using gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC/MS) or liquid chromatography with tandem mass spectral detection (LC/MS/MS) according to standard operating procedures.

  • Screen positive specimens were confirmed using either gas chromatography with mass spectral detection (GC/MS) or liquid chromatography with tandem mass spectral detection (LC/MS/MS).

  • Screen positive for PTSD (using Trauma Screening Questionnaire) to a single traumatic event experienced at any age.

  • Screen positive rates among six family history screening protocols for breast/ovarian cancer in four cohorts of women.

  • Screen positive babies will be referred in line with local arrangements and with National Standards.Non urgent concerns in an otherwise well baby including ophthalmic concerns, unilateral undescended testes, additional digits and skin tags can be referred as per the Postnatal Ward hand book.

  • Screen positive women should be properly counseled and referred to the designated colposcopy center for further investigation and treatment.

  • Screen positive for a COVID-19 nucleocapsid antibody test during the initial blood test or both screen positive for a COVID-19 spike protein antibody test during the initial blood test and report no history of COVID-19 immunization.

  • Screen positive children were subjected to pure tone audiometry to confirm deafness.Results: Out of total 1398 children studied, 744 (53.2%) were boys and 654 (46.8%) girls.

  • Young people will be included in the pilot feasibility trial if they meet all the following inclusion criteria: Looked After Children and Care Leavers aged ≥12 and ≤20 years Screen positive for being at risk of substance misuse i.e. indicate they have used substances within the last 12 months Informed consent given: LAC under 16 years consent from parent/guardian (local authority) and assent from young person; LAC 16 years and over consent from young person.

  • A 1.21.23 Parent(s)/legal Guardian(s) can request a written copy of the sample result from the DPHN and /or NNBSL:o Where the results are normal the DPHN can issue the results to the Parent(s)/legal Guardian(s) via the DPHN office.o Screen positive results will be notified as per Section A 1.26.

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