● Source patient information (when pe rmitted by law and affiliate policy) ● Medical evaluation completed ● Recommended follow-up from the treating health care provider Documentation shall be maintained in accordance with university policy, applicable privacy laws, and affiliate requirements. Medical Follow-up Students shall comply with all recommendations provided by the treating healthcare provider. When indicated, follow-up may include: ● Laboratory testing ● Post-exposure prophylaxis treatment ● Vaccination ● Medical monitoring ● Infectious disease consultation ● Occupational medicine evaluation ● Work or clinical restrictions Students must provide documentation verifying medical clearance before returning to educational activities when requested by the Program or clinical affiliate. Students Assigned to Distant Clinical Sites Students assigned to remote or distant clinical sites shall follow the emergency procedures established by the clinical affiliate. In emergency situations, students shall: 1. Seek immediate emergency medical care. 2. Notify the supervising preceptor. 3. Notify the Clinical Director as soon as practical. 4. Submit all discharge instructions and medical documentation within one business day whenever possible. The Clinical Director of Education shall review documentation and determine whether additional evaluation or medical clearance is necessary prior to return to educational/clinical activities.
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