Access to records. The Ombudsman has access to all records concerning staff, except medical records.

Medical records manager

No. of staff member records

Moving on, about the medical records after the surgery.

United Nations system staff medical coverage

Alert the police records department, Lt. Henzi and the medical examiner.

The exceptions to this are medical records that are not available without the express consent of the staff member concerned and records of an ongoing investigation until all formal proceedings have been completed and an administrative decision taken.

(i) A medical practitioner selected by the staff member

These are truly paperless offices with completely electronic medical records and so on.

g) Medical Insurance Plan is maintained by premiums from field staff and related contributions from UNHCR payments reflect claims processed during the year to cover field staff medical costs.

3.4 The Ombudsman shall have access to all records concerning staff.

1964 1972 Staff member of the Medical Faculty of Hacettepe University, Ankara

Dr. Cristo, clinical director, head of the medical staff for seven years.

(k) Lawyers should have unhindered access to medical records of the examination of their clients in custody.

So far, more than 300 attacks against medical facilities and 370 attacks against ambulances had been reported, with 433 medical staff injured.

(c) Fraudulent medical insurance claims were submitted by a staff member at UNAMSIL.

(c) Arranging, as necessary, medical evacuation for United Nations staff and their dependants.

(g) A staff member may be required at any time to submit a medical report as to his or her condition or to undergo a medical examination by the United Nations medical services or a medical practitioner designated by the Medical Director.

(g) A staff member may be required at any time to submit a medical report as to his or her condition or to undergo a medical examination by the United Nations Medical Service or a medical practitioner designated by the Medical Director.

(iv) A staff member may be required at any time to submit a medical report as to his or her condition or to undergo a medical examination by the United Nations Medical Service or a medical practitioner designated by the Medical Director.

When, in the opinion of the Medical Director, a medical condition impairs a staff member's ability to perform his or her functions, the staff member may be directed not to attend the office and requested to seek treatment from a duly qualified medical practitioner.

69. On 18 June 1997, the two Commissions met in Zagreb to exchange more information and medical records.

The number of medical staff increased significantly, including larger number of doctors and medical workers at villages and hamlets, basically meeting the demands for medical check and treatment of the people.

And now if you'll pardon me, I must talk with the local medical staff.

When, in the opinion of the Medical Director, a medical condition impairs a staff member apos s ability to perform his or her functions, the staff member may be directed not to attend the office and requested to seek treatment from a duly qualified medical practitioner.

And I had a white cane in one hand and a suitcase full of medical records in another hand.

21. The Government of Mauritius pointed out that access to medical records by patients is bitterly opposed by doctors.

jOther specialists were medical orderlies. kOther specialists were 89 medical staff plus 5 interpreters and electricians. lOther specialists were religious instructors. mOther specialists were dentists.

The private hospitals are also supposed to have better para medical staff and physical facilities.

Medical staff, business people and international humanitarian organizations also have to apply for special permits.

The medical unit and most of the support staff were successfully deployed in August 1998.

The additional requirements related to cost parameters for civilian police, international staff, national staff, facilities and infrastructure, and ground transportation and medical items.

65. The Medical Services Division provides medical support to peacekeeping operations in terms of advice and assistance in medical evacuations and repatriation of United Nations staff, military observers, civilian police and United Nations troops.

(c) To allow independent medical teams to investigate the health of detained staff members, experts and their families, and to afford them the necessary medical assistance

Many patients might fear that adverse consequences could result from disclosure of medical records and so might avoid seeking treatment.

Several standards exist for transmitting data and images and for making electronic medical records, and compatibility problems could therefore arise.

(e) Provision of five in service training courses for medical and nursing staff for orientation of staff on the new management health information system

hOther specialists include 15( 2) rehabilitation experts, 87( 2) paramedical staff and 13 rabbinical staff. iOther specialists were medical radiology engineers and nutrition experts.

The Division also undertakes on site assessment of the medical environment in peacekeeping missions, participates actively in updating medical standards and guidelines for provision by Member States of medical support to peacekeeping operations, provides medical briefings to mission readiness workshops, performs medical examinations of staff for mission assignment and provides medical clearance for the Field Administration and Logistics Division.

The medical team includes two expatriate doctors actively involved in the daily programme as well as in the capacity building programme for local medical staff and volunteers.

(k) Establishment of four United Nations Volunteers positions (two medical doctors and two nurses) and one national General Service staff (Medical Administrative Assistant) in the Medical Section, Division of Administration (A 59 748, para. 18 (c))

EarthMed is a web based software that combines an occupational health and safety system with the electronic maintenance of medical records.

It was further reported that, according to the medical records, the death of Justiniano Hurtado Torre had been due to illness.

On examination of the medical records, the rate was readjusted and raised to 91.4 per 100,000 live births (75 maternal deaths).

The current movement in many developed countries towards electronic medical records will improve health care directly, but it will also lead to much improved information liquidity to help genetic and other medical research.