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...cation; (d) Ensuring that the center's discharge criteria for the mother are met; and (e) Evaluation of the need for, the provision of, and the administration of immunizations or vaccines and Rh immune globin as necessary. (2) Care for the newborn, including: (a) Observation and evaluation of the newborn's condition; (b) Ensuring that the center's discharge criteria for the newborn are me...

... Each center shall establish and follow discharge criteria utilizing nationally recognized standards. Prior to discharge each center shall identify a primary care provider for both mother and baby. For postpartum stays less than forty-eight hours, each center shall provide or arrange for the examination of the mother and newborn within seventy-two hours after discharge by a licensed health care pr...

... Each center shall establish and follow discharge criteria utilizing nationally recognized standards. Prior to discharge each center shall identify a primary care provider for both mother and baby. For postpartum stays less than forty-eight hours, each center shall provide or arrange for the examination of the mother and newborn within seventy-two hours after discharge by a licensed health care pr...

...h transfer; (7) Development of discharge criteria for mother and the newborn patients served by the center; (8) Regular review of medical records including a review of legibility and completeness; (9) Annual review of all protocols, policies and procedures relating to maternal and newborn care provided by the center; (10) Review of the maternal and newborn assessment procedures as they...

...irthing center shall admit, retain, discharge and transfer patients in accordance with the requirements of this rule to assure the safety of its patients. (1) Exempt centers may admit, retain, and provide care exclusively to women members of the religious denomination, sect, or group that owns and operates the center who anticipate a low-risk pregnancy, low-risk delivery and normal full-term ...

...l hours of operation; and (3) Prior to discharge, verbal and written instructions for post-treatment care and procedures for obtaining emergency care.

...gulation for six years from the date of discharge.

... years from the date of the patient's 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 performs living donor tra...

..., 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.

...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...

...dministrative Code. (D) A licensee may discharge licensed material into sanitary sewerage as follows: (1) The material is readily soluble in water or is a biological material that is readily dispersible in water; (2) The quantity of licensed or other radioactive material that the licensee releases into the sewer in one month divided by the average monthly volume of water released into the sewer by the licensee doe...

...dministrative Code. (D) A licensee may discharge licensed material into sanitary sewerage as follows: (1) The material is readily soluble in water or is a biological material that is readily dispersible in water; (2) The quantity of licensed or other radioactive material that the licensee releases into the sewer in one month divided by the average monthly volume of water released into the s...

...nguishing system provides the necessary discharge patterns, densities, and flow characteristics for complete coverage of the radiation room and that the system is protected from mechanical and radiation damage; (5) Verify that the source rack will automatically return to the fully shielded position if offsite power is lost for more than ten seconds; (6) If to be built in seismic areas, the licensee shall design the...

...nguishing system provides the necessary discharge patterns, densities, and flow characteristics for complete coverage of the radiation room and that the system is protected from mechanical and radiation damage; (5) Verify that the source rack will automatically return to the fully shielded position if offsite power is lost for more than ten seconds; (6) If to be built in seismic areas, the licensee shall design the...

...tor" does not include a patient who may discharge radioactive material in body wastes or fluids as the result of a medical procedure; however, the waste or fluids generated by such a patient are low-level radioactive waste. If the person who first produced an item or quantity of waste cannot be identified, "generator" means the person first possessing the waste who can be identified. (O) "Inadvertent intruder" means...

... does not include a patient who may discharge radioactive material in body wastes or fluids as the result of a medical procedure; however, the waste or fluids generated by such a patient are low-level radioactive waste. If the person who first produced an item or quantity of waste cannot be identified, "generator" means the person first possessing the waste who can be identified. (O) "Inadvertent...

...ologic unit used for disposal shall not discharge groundwater to the surface within the disposal site. The soil or rock layers immediately beneath the facility, but above the water table shall have good vertical drainage or be engineered to have good drainage to prevent water from ponding around the base of the facility. The shallowest hydrogeologic unit beneath the facility shall not discharge perennially to the sit...

...ologic unit used for disposal shall not discharge groundwater to the surface within the disposal site. The soil or rock layers immediately beneath the facility, but above the water table shall have good vertical drainage or be engineered to have good drainage to prevent water from ponding around the base of the facility. The shallowest hydrogeologic unit beneath the facility shall not discharge pe...

... (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...

... (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, will show the veteran status as h...

... the exposure switch, timer, or any discharge mechanism is not activated shall not exceed an air kerma of 0.26 microgray in one minute at five centimeters from any accessible surface of the diagnostic source assembly, with the beam-limiting device fully open; and (3) A tube stand or other mechanical support shall be used so that the x-ray tube housing assembly shall not be hand-held during ex...

... the exposure switch, timer, or any discharge mechanism is not activated will not exceed an air kerma of 0.26 microgray in one minute at five centimeters from any accessible surface of the diagnostic source assembly, with the beam-limiting device fully open; and (3) A tube stand or other mechanical support will be used so that the x-ray tube housing assembly will not be hand-held during expos...