SFH_Spirit_December2013 - accepting special deliveriesKaren Johnson
St. Francis Hospital has become the first hospital in Georgia to join the Mayo Clinic Care Network. This collaboration will allow St. Francis physicians to consult electronically with Mayo Clinic specialists, enhancing patient care. St. Francis was selected for its commitment to quality, service, and building relationships between physicians and administrators. The partnership will benefit current and future patients by sharing knowledge and expertise.
Emergency hospital manhattan ks mercy regional health centerMercyHospitalKS
Mercy Regional Health Center is the main hospital in Manhattan, KS, providing inpatient, outpatient, and emergency services. It was created in 1996 by combining two local hospitals and is a 150-bed, private, not-for-profit organization serving the Manhattan community with quality healthcare that embraces human dignity. Staffed by over 1,000 employees including more than 140 physicians, Mercy Regional aims to provide the highest quality healthcare through a wide range of health services.
Aileah Newbolt is applying for a nursing position at Sts. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital. She believes she has the characteristics and educational background needed to be a good nurse. While in nursing school at UofL, she gained experience working in several hospitals and feels this has prepared her for the position. She is eager to use her skills and experience to contribute to the hospital, though her dream is to become a Labor and Delivery nurse.
This document provides a parental consent and waiver form for a child to participate in the South Coast Air Quality Management District's clean air conference on May 27, 2010. It requires parents to initial that they understand the risks of participation, including minor to catastrophic injuries. The form waives the district's liability for any injuries or illnesses resulting from participation. It also requires parents to indemnify and hold the district harmless for any claims resulting from their child's participation.
The Tremont Congregational Church is holding a youth event called "Blueberry Mountain" from March 9-11 at the Blueberry Mountain Bible Camp in Weld, Maine. The $100 cost covers food, activities, and lodging for 2 nights in a ski lodge. Activities include sledding, ice skating, cross-country skiing, and indoor games. Participants must follow rules about safety, drugs/alcohol, respecting others, staying in designated areas, appropriate dress, and cleaning up. Failure to comply will result in immediate dismissal.
This document gives permission for a child to participate in an event at Wenatchee First Assembly of God and releases the church from liability. The parent agrees to pay for any medical costs not covered by insurance and authorizes emergency medical care. The parent provides contact and medical information and signs releasing the church from liability and authorizing emergency treatment.
This document is a medical information and permission form for Tremont Congregational Church youth activities. It collects contact and insurance information for students, as well as medical details like allergies and conditions. Parents provide permission for students to take common over-the-counter medications if needed. The form also releases the church from liability except for gross negligence, and allows medical treatment in emergencies when parents cannot be contacted. Parents verify they are the legal guardians and agree to the terms of the form.
SFH_Spirit_December2013 - accepting special deliveriesKaren Johnson
St. Francis Hospital has become the first hospital in Georgia to join the Mayo Clinic Care Network. This collaboration will allow St. Francis physicians to consult electronically with Mayo Clinic specialists, enhancing patient care. St. Francis was selected for its commitment to quality, service, and building relationships between physicians and administrators. The partnership will benefit current and future patients by sharing knowledge and expertise.
Emergency hospital manhattan ks mercy regional health centerMercyHospitalKS
Mercy Regional Health Center is the main hospital in Manhattan, KS, providing inpatient, outpatient, and emergency services. It was created in 1996 by combining two local hospitals and is a 150-bed, private, not-for-profit organization serving the Manhattan community with quality healthcare that embraces human dignity. Staffed by over 1,000 employees including more than 140 physicians, Mercy Regional aims to provide the highest quality healthcare through a wide range of health services.
Aileah Newbolt is applying for a nursing position at Sts. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital. She believes she has the characteristics and educational background needed to be a good nurse. While in nursing school at UofL, she gained experience working in several hospitals and feels this has prepared her for the position. She is eager to use her skills and experience to contribute to the hospital, though her dream is to become a Labor and Delivery nurse.
This document provides a parental consent and waiver form for a child to participate in the South Coast Air Quality Management District's clean air conference on May 27, 2010. It requires parents to initial that they understand the risks of participation, including minor to catastrophic injuries. The form waives the district's liability for any injuries or illnesses resulting from participation. It also requires parents to indemnify and hold the district harmless for any claims resulting from their child's participation.
The Tremont Congregational Church is holding a youth event called "Blueberry Mountain" from March 9-11 at the Blueberry Mountain Bible Camp in Weld, Maine. The $100 cost covers food, activities, and lodging for 2 nights in a ski lodge. Activities include sledding, ice skating, cross-country skiing, and indoor games. Participants must follow rules about safety, drugs/alcohol, respecting others, staying in designated areas, appropriate dress, and cleaning up. Failure to comply will result in immediate dismissal.
This document gives permission for a child to participate in an event at Wenatchee First Assembly of God and releases the church from liability. The parent agrees to pay for any medical costs not covered by insurance and authorizes emergency medical care. The parent provides contact and medical information and signs releasing the church from liability and authorizing emergency treatment.
This document is a medical information and permission form for Tremont Congregational Church youth activities. It collects contact and insurance information for students, as well as medical details like allergies and conditions. Parents provide permission for students to take common over-the-counter medications if needed. The form also releases the church from liability except for gross negligence, and allows medical treatment in emergencies when parents cannot be contacted. Parents verify they are the legal guardians and agree to the terms of the form.
The medical waiver document requires the student to initial several statements acknowledging their responsibility for their own health and medical needs while traveling abroad for their program. This includes researching health risks and immunization requirements, confirming their physical and mental health can support program participation, and researching local medical services and providers. It also authorizes the university to contact emergency contacts or secure treatment if serious health issues arise. The student must provide contact information for local doctors and hospitals and agree to notify the school of any health changes.
This document authorizes specific individuals to consent to any necessary emergency medical care for the parent or guardian's child(ren) during a given time period. It provides contact information for the child(ren)'s physician and hospital preference, as well as emergency contact numbers and insurance/medical assistance details. Medical information on the child(ren), such as allergies and immunization history, is also included.
This consent form provides information about a child's participation in activities at a church. It requests the child and parent's name and contact information. It asks about any medical conditions or injuries and gives authorization in case of emergency for medical care decisions and treatment. The parent consents to the child's participation and certifies they are physically fit. It also notes the church is not responsible for medical expenses and activities may be restricted if deemed beyond a child's capabilities.
SURGERY CONSENT FORM DO NOT SIGN WITHOUT READING! I ha.docxmattinsonjanel
SURGERY CONSENT FORM
DO NOT SIGN WITHOUT READING!
I have read, or have had read to me, and understand the following authorization for:
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
I authorize Dr. ________________________________________to perform the above
described procedure or treatment.
I have discussed my medical condition, the proposed treatment or procedure,
alternatives to this treatment and the risks associated with them with my physician. I
have been informed that in the performance of any invasive procedure, there is the
potential for damage to my organs, nerves, or blood vessels. There is also the
possibility of an allergic reaction, blood clots, inadvertent puncture, laceration, infection,
consequent hemorrhage, dislodgement or displacement of implanted devices, paralysis,
and very rarely death. I fully understand that it may be necessary to proceed with
additional procedures to repair an injury or control and treat the complications. I
specifically request my physician to proceed with whatever is deemed medically
necessary and request that I be given a full explanation after the effects of sedation
have subsided.
I agree to the administration of blood or blood products if they are required. (Potential
risks of blood transfusions include the risk of hepatitis, AIDS, or other infections or
reactions.
I agree that any tissue or parts surgically removed may be disposed of in accordance
with the hospital's accustomed practice, which may or may not include utilizing any
tissue not needed for my care for general research. No personal information will be
shared.
I agree that my physician may permit photographs or video tapes of my procedure or
treatment, employing appropriate privacy draping of my person, to record the procedure
for the express purpose of medical education or to provide a record to be filed with my
medical records.
I consent to the observation of my procedure or treatment by individuals for the
purposes of medical education and to the presence of a medical representative in the
operating room. I understand medical representative to mean non-medical technician of
companies that have furnished and may assist with operation of operating room
equipment and supplies.
I have been informed that other practitioners may be performing important aspects of
the procedure, such as opening and closing, dissecting tissue, removing tissue,
harvesting grafts, transplanting tissue, administering anesthesia, implanting devices and
placing invasive lines.
I have had the opportunity to have my questions answered to my satisfaction.
□ “Language Line” SM used for interpretation. ...
This document contains an application for working with children and youth at a church. It requests basic contact information, history of child abuse convictions or accusations, availability, and references. It also includes a background check consent form authorizing investigations into criminal and employment history. There are procedures outlined for reporting any suspicious signs or allegations of physical or sexual abuse of children. Applicants must agree to these reporting procedures.
This document is a registration form for the Indianapolis Catholic Youth Conference to be held on November 7, 2010 with the theme of "Pursuit of Glory." It requests the participant's contact information, health insurance details, and t-shirt size. Participants are asked to choose two mega-session/workshop options and consent is required for participation, medical treatment, and photo release. The form also outlines the youth code of conduct regarding participation, dress code, behavior, socializing, and electronic device use. Parents and youth must both sign agreeing to the code of conduct with the deadline and $40 cost noted for registration through the youth's parish or school.
This document is a medical information and waiver form for students attending a leadership training program at the Kentucky FFA Leadership Training Center. It collects medical information about the student such as doctor, medical conditions, medications, and insurance. It also includes waivers for medical treatment, photo/media release, and liability release signed by the parent/guardian. The parent gives permission for emergency medical treatment and releases the training center from liability for damages or injuries that may occur during activities.
This medical release form gives consent for Melissa Finn and Lady Bug's Child Care Center to treat a child in case of a medical emergency. It releases Lady Bug's from responsibility for accidental injuries that occur while the child is in their care. It also provides the child's insurance information, family physician details, allergies, medications, and other medical information. The parent must sign and date the form for it to be legally binding.
This document is a medical information and activity waiver form for the Kentucky FFA Leadership Training Center (LTC). It collects medical information about the student such as allergies, medical conditions, and insurance. The parent or guardian must initial sections to grant or deny permission for medical treatment, photo/media release, and release of liability. By signing, the parent agrees to release the LTC from liability for any damages or injuries that occur during activities.
This security incident report documents an event involving multiple people from the church community. It lists the names and contact information of three individuals - Persons A, B, and C - who are identified as victims, witnesses, or suspects. The back of the report contains written statements from Persons A, B, and C describing the incident. Church security and staff members also signed the report.
A church group is requesting to use the church vehicle for a trip. The summary includes the date of the requested use, the group and person responsible, the destination and reason for the trip. It notes that the vehicle must be returned clean and any issues reported, and that a post-trip maintenance report is required.
The medical waiver document requires the student to initial several statements acknowledging their responsibility for their own health and medical needs while traveling abroad for their program. This includes researching health risks and immunization requirements, confirming their physical and mental health can support program participation, and researching local medical services and providers. It also authorizes the university to contact emergency contacts or secure treatment if serious health issues arise. The student must provide contact information for local doctors and hospitals and agree to notify the school of any health changes.
This document authorizes specific individuals to consent to any necessary emergency medical care for the parent or guardian's child(ren) during a given time period. It provides contact information for the child(ren)'s physician and hospital preference, as well as emergency contact numbers and insurance/medical assistance details. Medical information on the child(ren), such as allergies and immunization history, is also included.
This consent form provides information about a child's participation in activities at a church. It requests the child and parent's name and contact information. It asks about any medical conditions or injuries and gives authorization in case of emergency for medical care decisions and treatment. The parent consents to the child's participation and certifies they are physically fit. It also notes the church is not responsible for medical expenses and activities may be restricted if deemed beyond a child's capabilities.
SURGERY CONSENT FORM DO NOT SIGN WITHOUT READING! I ha.docxmattinsonjanel
SURGERY CONSENT FORM
DO NOT SIGN WITHOUT READING!
I have read, or have had read to me, and understand the following authorization for:
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
I authorize Dr. ________________________________________to perform the above
described procedure or treatment.
I have discussed my medical condition, the proposed treatment or procedure,
alternatives to this treatment and the risks associated with them with my physician. I
have been informed that in the performance of any invasive procedure, there is the
potential for damage to my organs, nerves, or blood vessels. There is also the
possibility of an allergic reaction, blood clots, inadvertent puncture, laceration, infection,
consequent hemorrhage, dislodgement or displacement of implanted devices, paralysis,
and very rarely death. I fully understand that it may be necessary to proceed with
additional procedures to repair an injury or control and treat the complications. I
specifically request my physician to proceed with whatever is deemed medically
necessary and request that I be given a full explanation after the effects of sedation
have subsided.
I agree to the administration of blood or blood products if they are required. (Potential
risks of blood transfusions include the risk of hepatitis, AIDS, or other infections or
reactions.
I agree that any tissue or parts surgically removed may be disposed of in accordance
with the hospital's accustomed practice, which may or may not include utilizing any
tissue not needed for my care for general research. No personal information will be
shared.
I agree that my physician may permit photographs or video tapes of my procedure or
treatment, employing appropriate privacy draping of my person, to record the procedure
for the express purpose of medical education or to provide a record to be filed with my
medical records.
I consent to the observation of my procedure or treatment by individuals for the
purposes of medical education and to the presence of a medical representative in the
operating room. I understand medical representative to mean non-medical technician of
companies that have furnished and may assist with operation of operating room
equipment and supplies.
I have been informed that other practitioners may be performing important aspects of
the procedure, such as opening and closing, dissecting tissue, removing tissue,
harvesting grafts, transplanting tissue, administering anesthesia, implanting devices and
placing invasive lines.
I have had the opportunity to have my questions answered to my satisfaction.
□ “Language Line” SM used for interpretation. ...
This document contains an application for working with children and youth at a church. It requests basic contact information, history of child abuse convictions or accusations, availability, and references. It also includes a background check consent form authorizing investigations into criminal and employment history. There are procedures outlined for reporting any suspicious signs or allegations of physical or sexual abuse of children. Applicants must agree to these reporting procedures.
This document is a registration form for the Indianapolis Catholic Youth Conference to be held on November 7, 2010 with the theme of "Pursuit of Glory." It requests the participant's contact information, health insurance details, and t-shirt size. Participants are asked to choose two mega-session/workshop options and consent is required for participation, medical treatment, and photo release. The form also outlines the youth code of conduct regarding participation, dress code, behavior, socializing, and electronic device use. Parents and youth must both sign agreeing to the code of conduct with the deadline and $40 cost noted for registration through the youth's parish or school.
This document is a medical information and waiver form for students attending a leadership training program at the Kentucky FFA Leadership Training Center. It collects medical information about the student such as doctor, medical conditions, medications, and insurance. It also includes waivers for medical treatment, photo/media release, and liability release signed by the parent/guardian. The parent gives permission for emergency medical treatment and releases the training center from liability for damages or injuries that may occur during activities.
This medical release form gives consent for Melissa Finn and Lady Bug's Child Care Center to treat a child in case of a medical emergency. It releases Lady Bug's from responsibility for accidental injuries that occur while the child is in their care. It also provides the child's insurance information, family physician details, allergies, medications, and other medical information. The parent must sign and date the form for it to be legally binding.
This document is a medical information and activity waiver form for the Kentucky FFA Leadership Training Center (LTC). It collects medical information about the student such as allergies, medical conditions, and insurance. The parent or guardian must initial sections to grant or deny permission for medical treatment, photo/media release, and release of liability. By signing, the parent agrees to release the LTC from liability for any damages or injuries that occur during activities.
This security incident report documents an event involving multiple people from the church community. It lists the names and contact information of three individuals - Persons A, B, and C - who are identified as victims, witnesses, or suspects. The back of the report contains written statements from Persons A, B, and C describing the incident. Church security and staff members also signed the report.
A church group is requesting to use the church vehicle for a trip. The summary includes the date of the requested use, the group and person responsible, the destination and reason for the trip. It notes that the vehicle must be returned clean and any issues reported, and that a post-trip maintenance report is required.
This document contains several Bible verses that relate to appreciating and supporting pastors for their spiritual work and leadership. The verses discuss obeying and submitting to pastors who watch over souls and preach the gospel (Hebrews 13:17), esteeming pastors highly for their work (1 Thessalonians 5:12-13), ordaining that preachers receive support (1 Corinthians 9:14), and giving pastors to feed people with knowledge and understanding (Jeremiah 3:15).
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Business law for the students of undergraduate level. The presentation contains the summary of all the chapters under the syllabus of State University, Contract Act, Sale of Goods Act, Negotiable Instrument Act, Partnership Act, Limited Liability Act, Consumer Protection Act.
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1. Church Consent Form
MEDICAL EMERGENCY SERVICES ALLOWANCE RELEASE
In the event that my minor child, _________________________________________, has need of medical
attention, I do hereby give my permission for the staff and sponsors of the __________________ Church
to seek such help including emergency surgery if the particular medical emergency warrants. I understand
that every effort will be made to contact me or my alternate responsible party prior to emergency surgical
procedures, unless the particular situation does not allow due to the threat of loss of life.
I give my minor child full consent to attend the activities of __________ Church from _________________
to ____________________. It is my understanding that the staff and volunteers of __________ Church
will take all of the necessary precautions to ensure the safety of my child. I do hereby release the above
stated organization from any legal or financial obligation due to the injury of my above named minor.
Minor’s name: _______________________________________________________________
Address:_____________________________________________________________ ___________
Parent/legal guardian name: _________________________________________________________
Telephone numbers where you can be reached during this time:
Alternate person to contact in case of emergency if parent can’t be reached:
Name, relationship Phone
Name, relationship Phone
INSURANCE INFORMATION
[PLEASE ATTACH A COPY OF THE FRONT AND BACK OF YOUR CHILD’S INSURANCE CARD]
MEDICAL HISTORY/KNOWN ALLERGIES TO FOOD, DRUGS, BEE STINGS, ETC.
______________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________
(If more space is needed please use back of sheet)
LIST ALL MEDICINE CURRENTLY TAKING AND WHAT MEDICAL CONDITION IT IS TAKEN FOR:
____________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
TRANSPORTATION ALLOWANCE
My above listed child is allowed to travel with Lake Hills Church in the transportation provided by the above
named church.
I AGREE TO THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS STATED ABOVE.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Signature of Parent/Guardian Date