Communicable Disease Policy. The purpose of the Communicable Disease Policy is to protect the health and safety of the Athletic Training Student (ATS) enrolled in the Athletic Training Program (ATP) as well as the patients with whom the student will come into contact. This policy is designed to provide the ATS, preceptor, and AT faculty with a plan to assist in the management of students with communicable diseases as defined by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). This policy was developed using the recommendations established by the CDC for health care workers (xxx.xxx.xxx). What are Communicable Diseases? A communicable disease is an infection that can be transmitted from one person to another. These are transmitted primarily in one of four ways including direct contact with infected blood or body fluids; indirect contact such as in touching infected materials; air borne via a cough, sneeze, or other inhaled particle; and vector borne via animals or insects. Communicable Diseases Identified by the CDC: Conjunctivitis COVID-19* Mumps Cytomegalovirus infections Pediculosis Diarrhea-related diseases Pertussis Diphtheria Poliomyelitis Gastrointestinal infections (acute) Rabies Herpes infections Rubella HIV infections Scabies Hepatitis infections Staphylococcus aureus infection Influenza Streptococcal infection Measles Tuberculosis Meningococcal infections Varicella (chickenpox) Mononucleosis Viral respiratory infections Communicable Disease Policy (cont.) The WSU ATP recognizes the importance of minimizing the exposure of patients in a clinical setting to communicable diseases. Therefore, it is recommended that athletic training students not report to their clinical site if they have active signs or symptoms of a communicable disease. However, they should immediately notify the assigned preceptor and either the ATP Program Director or the Clinical Education Coordinator of their status. If the ATS incurs an illness lasting for more than 1 day, they are required to see a physician or nurse practitioner to determine if the illness is actively communicable and to clear him/her, in writing, to return to the clinical assignment. The ATS may use their personal physician. If the student does not have access to their personal physician, they may also utilize Student Health Services or WSU team physicians, if available. The ATS is responsible for their own health insurance and for all related charges. They are to follow the recommendations and guidelines of the treating physician...
Communicable Disease Policy. The effect on staff of the Board's policy on communicable disease will be discussed for possible clarification.
Communicable Disease Policy. It is the policy of the University that employees with contagious, infectious, long-term, life- threatening, or other serious diseases may work as long as, with reasonable accommodation, they are physically and mentally able to perform the duties of their job without undue risk to their own health or that of other employees or students. After consultation with public health experts, university officials will determine the ability of the institution to reasonably accommodate employees with contagious diseases. Their determinations will be based on the consideration of such factors as: 1. The duration of the risk; 2. The nature and severity of the potential harm; 3. The likelihood that the potential harm will occur; and 4. The imminence of the potential harm.
Communicable Disease Policy. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) outlines specific policies for minimizing exposure of communicable diseases within health care facility and between health care providers and patients. The Waynesburg University ATP is educating health care providers and we choose to use the following provisions to manage communicable diseases that may arise in out on campus athletic training room and in off-campus affiliated sites.
Communicable Disease Policy. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) outlines specific policies for minimizing exposure of communicable diseases within health care facilities and between health care providers and patients. The Waynesburg University ATP is educating health care providers and we choose to use the following provisions to manage communicable diseases that may arise in the campus athletic training room and in off-campus affiliated sites. See Appendix F for this policy. Additional University Fees • Tuition for Graduate School (Master of Science in Athletic Training) - $670.00 per credit • Withdrawal and refund policy o Please refer to the Academic Catalog for Waynesburg University on pages 31-33. Students in the MSAT Program will encounter additional expenses associated with the program. Those expenses include: • Apparel: Due to the rising cost of athletic training apparel and the number of students in the ATP, students must contribute a small portion (approximately $30) annually toward their athletic training apparel package (usually includes one polo shirt and two t-shirts) that are given to them by the Department of Sports Medicine. Students may elect to purchase additional clothing.
Communicable Disease Policy. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) outlines specific policies for minimizing exposure of communicable diseases within health care facilities and between health care providers and patients. The Waynesburg University MSAT program is educating health care providers and chooses to use the provisions outlined in the Communicable Disease Policy (Appendix G) to manage communicable diseases that may arise during the ATS’ clinical educational experiences. Orientation to Clinical Settings Each ATS must complete a Clinical Expectations Form (Appendix H) when starting a new clinical setting. This form provides a record that the ATS reviewed the policies, EAP, BBP, and any other important information related to that specific clinical setting with their Preceptor. ATS Health and Immunization Policies The following health requirements are mandatory for each ATS prior to their enrollment into the MSAT program. Failure to complete these health requirements will be cause for removal from clinical assignments and may impede progress in the completion of the degree. The following requirements must be on file with the Program Director:
Communicable Disease Policy. Berean Academy desires to maintain a healthy school environment by instituting controls designed to prevent the spread of communicable diseases. While it is not our desire to discriminate against any student, the need for protection of the entire student body is crucial. Therefore, any student at Berean Academy or any student who seeks to enroll who is diagnosed to be carrying any communicable or potentially lethal disease may not be given opportunity to remain or become a student. The concern is twofold: one that other students not be infected, and two, that the ill student not become infected with other diseases transmitted by fellow students or others within the school body. Health & Accident Policy Parents or guardians are responsible for all medical bills associated with accidents involving their children. Berean Academy does purchase secondary coverage for students involved in accidents occurring during school-related activities. Permission to Use Images □ By checking this box I am communicating that I do not want Berean Academy to use digital photos and other image of my child on its website or in print for news and advertisement purposes. Names & Grades of Children Enrolled at Berean Academy: Guardian’s Name:
Communicable Disease Policy. The purpose of the Communicable Disease Policy is to protect the health and safety of the Athletic Training Student (ATS) enrolled in the Athletic Training Program (ATP) as well as the patients with whom the student will come into contact. This policy is designed to provide the ATS, preceptor, and AT faculty with a plan to assist in the management of students with communicable diseases as defined by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). This policy was developed using the recommendations established by the CDC for health care workers (xxx.xxx.xxx).
Communicable Disease Policy. A child who contracts any of the following diseases may NOT return to the YMCA without a physician’s note stating that the child presents no risk to himself/herself or others: Respiratory Illnesses: Gastrointestinal Diseases: Contact Illnesses: Chicken Pox** Giardia Lamblia* Impetigo German Measles Hepatitis A* Lice Hemophilus Influenzae* Salmonella* Scabies Measles* Shigella* Coxsackie Meningococcus* Mumps* Strep Throat Tuberculosis Whooping Cough* *Reportable Diseases that will be reported to the health department by the YMCA. **Note: If you child has chicken pox, a doctor’s note is not required for re‐admitting the child to the center. A note from the parent is required, stating that at least 6 days have elapsed since the onset of the rash OR that all sores have dried up and crusted. If your child is exposed to any of the above communicable diseases, you will be notified in writing.
Communicable Disease Policy. On the day you are to participate, if you are sick with any communicable condition/s we are asking you to please not attend the event. Conditions include but are not limited to: fever, chills, cough, shortness of breath, nausea, vomiting, body or muscle aches, fatigue, loss of smell, or sore throat. • NMMI goes through a thorough cleaning and disinfection process for all equipment and facilities before and after each use. Accommodations are made to ensure the highest quality of safety. Our protocol highly reduces the risk of contamination, but of course is not 100% guaranteed. For more information or if you have questions please feel free to contact the NMMI Director of Programs. 1 Name of Participant Date of Birth Gender Age 2 Address Email 3 City / State / Zip 4 Phone # Address Phone # 5 In case of emergency, notify (Name) Relationship to participant 6 7 City / State / Zip 8 Name of Family Physician Office Phone # 9a Do you have health/accident insurance? (check one) NO YES If “yes”, provide the Name of Insurance Company 9b If “yes”, provide Full Name of Policy Holder: If “yes”, provide Policy or Certificate Number: IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO ASSESS YOUR OWN PHYSICAL ABILITIES AND LIMITATIONS TO AVOID BEING HURT. PLEASE INFORM US ABOUT ANY MEDICAL CONDITIONS THAT MAY LIMIT YOUR ABILITY TO PARTICIPATE. 10 Do you have any medical condition/s that may limit your ability to participate? (check one) NO YES (If “yes”, please explain) 11 Do you have any allergies that may limit your ability to participate? (food, insect bites, bee sting, poison ivy, medications, etc.) (check one) NO YES (If “yes”, please list any typical signs or reactions to those allergies) 12 Do you wear a support brace? (check one) NO YES If “yes”, where (knee, shoulder, etc.) 13 Do you carry a medical bracelet (check one) NO YES If “yes”, reason/condition 14 Describe your current exercise activity and level. NOTE: Failure to complete any section, in advance of an event, will result in the individual being excluded from full participation on the course. If the participant is under 18 years of age on the date of participation, his/her parent/s or legal guardian/s must sign where it is required. Thanks for your cooperation. Signing below indicates that you have read the waiver & release of liability that includes the Statement of Understanding, Assumption of Risk, Normative Data Release, and the Talent, Photo & Video/Audio Recording Release, fully understand its terms, understand that you h...
