Medical Monitoring. Medical monitoring programs shall be discussed by the appropriate departmental Joint Union/Management Health and Safety Committee(s) and they will take into account the status of current technology and scientific recommendations for such programs, and the need for specified departmental programs.
Medical Monitoring. Regular medical monitoring will be provided where needed as required by law or at the recommendation of the Safety Committee. An employee's records pertaining to medical monitoring shall be accessible to that employee and the Union.
Medical Monitoring. When required by California Division of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH) provisions, the State shall provide medical examinations for employees working in occupations which expose them to health risks. Examinations shall be in accordance with DOSH regulations. Upon request by CAPS, medical monitoring programs shall be discussed by the appropriate departmental Joint Labor/Management Health and Safety Committee. Recommendations by the Committee will take into account the status of current technology, scientific recommendations for such programs and the need for a specified departmental program.
Medical Monitoring. Medical Monitoring shall be provided for Level II Asbestos Workers according to the schedule set by the Maryland Asbestos Program.
Medical Monitoring. Medical Monitoring is according to the schedule set by the Maryland Asbestos Program.
Medical Monitoring. IPA will monitor the Insured’s medical condition if the Insured is hospitalised outside Hong Kong and will inform the employer or family of the Insured.
Medical Monitoring. The TDNCC Medical Monitoring Group should be contacted directly at this number to report medical concerns or questions regarding safety: Pager: (000) 000-0000 12 DISCONTINUATION AND REPLACEMENT OF SUBJECTS
Medical Monitoring. IPA may monitor the Member's condition during the Member's Hospital Confinement abroad and may keep the Member's employer / family informed.
Medical Monitoring. When notified of a CAP Member’s medical emergency resulting from an accident or sickness, FocusPoint multilingual staff will attempt to contact the CAP Member and the CAP Member’s local attending medical personnel to attempt to obtain a full understanding of the CAP Member’s situation and to monitor the CAP Member’s condition. FocusPoint will continue to monitor the CAP Member’s condition and FocusPoint will remain in communication with the CAP Member’s family until the CAP Member’s medical emergency is resolved. Translation Services FocusPoint will provide translation in all major languages via telephone. Emergency Message Relay FocusPoint will attempt to transmit an urgent message for a CAP Member to the CAP Member’s family, friends and/or business associates. Messages can be retained for CAP Members for up to 15 days after the conclusion of the case. Cash Advance FocusPoint will advance emergency funds within a reasonable timeframe to a CAP Member upon receipt of a Satisfactory Guarantee of Payment by the said CAP Member. Any fees associated with transfer or delivery of funds are the responsibility of the CAP Member. Visit of a Family Member or Friend If a CAP Member is or will be hospitalized while traveling for a period in excess of 3 days or is in a critical condition, FocusPoint will arrange the transportation of one family member or friend designated by the CAP Member from the person’s home to the place where the CAP Member is hospitalized.
Medical Monitoring. Upon notification that an Eligible Person is in the hospital or requires medical monitoring, the case will be assigned to a nurse case manager to make the initial medical contact. The case manager will attempt to contact the medical facility to obtain medical information about the patient from a treating physician, hospital nurse case manager or other valid source of information. The goal, during regular office hours, is to obtain an initial medical contact within 2 hours of notification. The nurse will attempt to obtain the following information: • Age; • Chief complaint; • History of present illness; • Relevant past medical history; • Intended medical plan; and • Expected discharge date and date when the Eligible Person will be clear to travel. The nurse will assess the adequacy of the treating facility to determine the need for transfer or evacuation. If the nurse requires consultation with an AXA Assistance USA physician for complex cases, uncertainty about appropriateness of care, recommendations for discharge or clearance to fly or because he or she feels the AXA Assistance USA physician should speak with the treating physician, he or she will speak to the in-office or on-call AXA Assistance USA physician. An AXA Assistance USA physician will make efforts to consult with the treating physician for in-patient cases within the first 48 hours. Arrangements for services are available at no additional cost. Third party costs incurred for services provided are the responsibility of the Eligible Person.
