Minor Ailments Sample Clauses

The 'Minor Ailments' clause defines how minor, non-serious medical conditions are addressed within the context of an agreement, such as an insurance policy or employment contract. Typically, this clause outlines which ailments are considered minor and may specify that certain benefits, claims, or leave entitlements do not apply to these conditions. For example, it might exclude common colds or mild headaches from coverage or paid sick leave. The core function of this clause is to set clear boundaries on what is considered a minor ailment, thereby preventing misuse of benefits and ensuring that resources are reserved for more significant health issues.
Minor Ailments. If the service provided is pharmacist assessment and prescribing of an eligible prescription medication for the treatment of a minor ailment according to Part K Section 9 of the Regulatory Bylaws of the Saskatchewan College of Pharmacy Professionals and as set out in the Minor Ailment DPEBB policy, as amended from time to time, the Minor Ailment Fee shall be $18.00.
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Minor Ailments. Programme (Totem Group) Covering common conditions, triage and referral, etc. (noting that the soon to be launched minor ailments service only covers selected Districts and ends on 30 September, the next voluntary variation begins 1 October 2023
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Minor Ailments. If the service provided is pharmacist assessment and prescribing of an eligible prescription medication for the treatment of a minor ailment according to Part K Section 9 of the Regulatory Bylaws of the Saskatchewan College of Pharmacy Professionals and pursuant to Section 4.6 of this Agreement, and as set out in the Minor Ailments Program DPEBB policy, as amended from time to time, the Minor Ailment Fee shall be $25.00. Minor Ailment prescribing is only allowed in accordance with the scope of practice of the licensing province of the prescribing pharmacist, and must comply with the Saskatchewan Minor Ailments, Self-Care and Other Diseases Program.
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Minor Ailments. If the service provided is pharmacist assessment and prescribing of an eligible prescription medication for the treatment of a minor ailment according to the Regulatory Bylaws of the Saskatchewan College of Pharmacists, the patient assessment fee shall be $18.00.
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