Previously diagnosed illness Sample Clauses

Previously diagnosed illness. For the duration of a medical examination required for a chronic illness, provided that this is an examination carried out by a specialist physician for the purpose of deciding on the treatment. If the illness has significantly worsened and it has therefore become necessary for the salaried employee to seek medical examination. For the duration of a medical examination carried out by a specialist physician for the purpose of deciding on the treatment, during which a medical aid is prescribed, such as eyeglasses. For the duration of the medical examination necessary to determine the treatment of any other previously diagnosed illness but only if the required medical services are not available outside working hours. For the duration of treatment required for cancer.
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Previously diagnosed illness. The clerical employee attends a medical examination caused by a previously diagnosed illness. This applies to the following cases: • An illness becomes fundamentally worse and the employee has to have a medical examination. • A chronic illness requires a medical examination by a specialist in order to determine the appropriate medical treatment. • A specialist’s examination is necessary in order to acquire a medical appliance such as eyeglasses. • A medical examination is necessary in order to determine treatment for any other previously diagnosed illness if the service cannot be obtained outside working hours.

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