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... (3) Admission to the service; (4) Discharge from the service; (5) Patient care in accordance with accepted professional standards; (6) Referrals for obtaining public health, dietetic, genetic, and toxicology services not available in-house; (7) Minimum competency requirements for staff in accordance with recognized national standards and ensure that all staff are competent to perform ...

... (3) Admission to the service; (4) Discharge from the service; (5) Patient care in accordance with accepted professional standards; (6) Referrals for obtaining public health, dietetic, genetic, and toxicology services not available in-house; (7) Minimum competency requirements for staff in accordance with recognized national standards and ensure that all staff are competent to perform ...

... (3) Admission to the service; (4) Discharge from the service; (5) Patient care in accordance with accepted professional standards; (6) Referrals for obtaining public health, dietetic, genetic, and toxicology services not available in-house; (7) Minimum competency standards for staff in accordance with recognized national standards and ensure that all staff are competent to perform ser...

... (3) Admission to the service; (4) Discharge from the service; (5) Patient care in accordance with accepted professional standards; (6) Referrals for obtaining public health, dietetic, genetic, and toxicology services not available in-house; (7) Minimum competency standards for staff in accordance with recognized national standards and ensure that all staff are competent to perform ser...

... (3) Admission to the unit; (4) Discharge from the unit; (5) Patient care in accordance with accepted professional standards; (6) Referrals for obtaining public health, dietetic, genetic, and toxicology services not available in-house; (7) Minimum competency standards for staff in accordance with recognized national standards and ensure that all staff are competent to perform servic...

... (3) Admission to the service; (4) Discharge from the service; (5) A risk assessment of obstetric patients to ensure identification of appropriate consultation criteria for or referral of high-risk patients; (6) Education for mothers regarding personal care and nutrition, newborn care and nutrition, and newborn feeding; (7) Consultation for and referral of obstetric transports; (8) Th...

...ulation for five years from the date of discharge.

..., in-hospital phase, and immediate post-discharge period; (b) Transplant experienced social services available to the patient and the patient's family at all times; (c) Appropriate and thorough education of the patient; (d) Liaison with the patient's primary care physician to provide timely notification of changes in the patient's condition; and (e) If the solid organ transplant service perfor...

...Utilization; (C) Medical records; (D) Discharge criteria and discharge planning; and (E) Patient safety.

...iteria for same-day catheterization and discharge. (1) These written criteria should establish discharge requirements such as: (a) Absence of bleeding; (b) Presence and adequacy of pulses and perfusion; (c) Access to medical evaluation and care after discharge; and (d) Parental understanding and ability to observe overnight. (2) The written criteria should account for the following when dete...

... connection of any pipe, hose or direct discharge from any portable camping unit or other source to a gray water recycling system is prohibited. (b) A gray water recycling system shall consist of one of the following, except as provided in paragraph (K)(2) of rule 3701-25-03 of the Administrative Code: (i) An individual connection to an approved sewage collection system; or (ii) A gray water re...

...tted; (d) Licensees that allow for the discharge of gray water from a recreational vehicle to a gray water recycling system shall submit to the licensor, within one hundred twenty days from the effective date of this rule, a scaled drawing of the entire gray water recycling system to include the following: (i) Identification of the location of each drain and the sites using each drain; and (...

...separation between the free flowing discharge end of a potable water supply pipeline and an open or non-pressure receiving vessel. An approved air gap shall be at least twice the diameter of the supply pipe measured vertically above the overflow rim of the vessel, but, never less than one half inch. (I) "Bentonite" means a plastic, colloidal clay which has an extensive ability to absorb water an...

... shall be collected at the point of discharge of the system, and shall not be collected from hoses, outside spigots, or yard hydrants. In circumstances where the sample faucet cannot be relocated to an accessible location, such as when the pressure tank is located in an inaccessible crawl space, in an underground vault or buried below the ground surface, and when no other sample faucets are access...

...the well cap. (4) Flowing well discharge control shall be provided to conserve ground water and to prevent the loss of artesian head by preventing or reducing continuous discharges. Flow control shall consist of one of the following methods; (a) The extension of the well casing to an altitude corresponding to that of the artesian head. (b) Installation of a vermin proof cap, well pitless adapte...

...olume of water that can be consistently discharged from well over a period of time. (B) Wells shall be properly developed, by the private water systems contractor, upon completion or whenever an alteration or a repair requires development until turbidity and the production of sand and finer material in the well is minimized. (1) Mechanical development shall be performed so as not to cause damage...

...ning of 0.43 inches. Such drains are to discharge at a point free from flooding through an atmospheric break to prevent backflow. (H) Vents are optional on cisterns and hauled water storage tanks with inlets and outlets that are open to the air. Vents being utilized on a cistern or hauled water storage tank shall be inverted, and the vents and other openings shall be constructed and protected ...

...y from the spring construction. The discharge from the diversion ditch shall be a minimum of twenty-five feet and downslope from the spring. (D) The spring box shall be built with substantial and watertight walls of concrete. All concrete tanks shall be made of materials and constructed in accordance with ASTM specification C 913-2016. All plastic or fiberglass tank materials shall meet NSF stand...

...hall be generated on site by corona arc discharge and conform to the following requirements: (1) Sufficient ozone shall be added to satisfy the demand and the CT value shall be no less than 0.6 at pH seven and five degrees Celsius (CT equals residual ozone concentration multiplied by the contact time); (2) The water contact shall be achieved by the means of a combination of a venturi nozzle and cyclonic bubble diff...

... (TDRL)); (ii) DD214 military discharge certificate indicating disposition of discharge; (iii) Report of separation from the national archives national personnel records center in St. Louis, Missouri; or (iv) Veterans identification card from the department of veterans affairs. (b) All acceptable proof documents, except veterans identification card, must show the veteran status as h...

...eserved in order to pass the base flood discharge. A floodway is typically determined through a hydraulic and hydrologic engineering analysis such that the cumulative increase in the water surface elevation of the base flood discharge is no more than a designated height. The floodway is an extremely hazardous area, and is usually characterized by, but is not limited to, any of the following: moderate to high velocity...

...pdate on or after January 1, 2007 shall discharge to any ditch, stream, pond, lake, natural or artificial waterway, drain tile, other surface water conveyance or to the surface of the ground unless authorized by an NPDES discharge permit pursuant to Chapter 6111. of the Revised Code or otherwise specified in this chapter. (5) No sewage or effluent shall be discharged to an abandoned well, drainage well, a dry well o...

...adequate treatment of effluent prior to discharge to groundwater. (C) Proposed subdivisions and new lots shall be reviewed by the board of health to determine compliance with this chapter, including, but not limited to the following: (1) For subdivisions proposed within inner management zones of public water systems or areas with high ground water pollution potential, the board of health may require, but is not lim...

...connect shall be accessible in the pump discharge piping with adequate lift attachments provided for removal and replacement of the pump and water level control assembly without having to either enter the dosing tank or pump the tank to lower the liquid level. When a check valve is used, a vent hole should be installed between the check valve and pump to prevent pump airlock. (4) If any portion of the pump fittings ...

...ocess prior to dispersal to the soil or discharge to the surface and be designed with consideration of accessibility and safety and provide the capability to collect a sample in accordance with paragraph (F)(2) of this rule. These components shall be designed and sampled as follows: (1) Sample ports for sewage treatment systems must meet the following specifications to allow for proper collection...