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How to Highlight Employee Medical History

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In this video, Gemma Hurley, a senior lecturer at Kingston University and nurse practitioner, discusses the importance of health history in patient assessments. She aims to demonstrate the core principles of history taking by involving a patient, Paul Collins. Gemma explains that she will ask Paul questions about his health and social circumstances to provide appropriate care. Before proceeding, she confirms his personal details, including his name, age, and address, to ensure accurate information is gathered. This approach sets the foundation for effective communication and assessment in healthcare.

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What reasons would you fail a pre-employment physical?

Failing a pre-employment physical or HPE can happen for a number of reasons, though often failing a drug or alcohol test can be the reason a candidate does not pass. This is particularly common for jobs involving driving or operating heavy machinery where sobriety is of paramount importance.

Are companies allowed to ask about medical history?

Under the ADA: Prior to employment, employers are prohibited from asking whether a potential employee has a disability or has any past or present medical conditions. Pre-employment medical examinations are prohibited.

What medical questions can an employer ask?

Health questions relating to job safety and performance The ADA says employers may sometimes ask about health or disability-related issues and require medical examinations but only if they are job-related and consistent with business necessity.

Do you have to tell your employer about health issues?

You have the right to disclose at any time during your employment. You also have the right not to disclose. The Americans with Disabilities Act(ADA)1 states that employers cannot ask questions that will likely reveal the existence of a disability before making a job offer.

Why do employers ask for medical history?

Requests from your employer Your employer can ask you for a doctors note or other health information if they need the information for sick leave, workers compensation, wellness programs, or health insurance.

Do employers look at medical history?

Once a person is hired and has started work, an employer generally can only ask medical questions or require a medical exam if the employer needs medical documentation to support an employees request for an accommodation or if the employer has reason to believe an employee would not be able to perform a job

What is one way you may provide medical and exposure records to an employee?

Employees, or designated representatives, may access their medical and exposure records in one of three ways, as the employer may: provide a copy of the records to the employee. provide facilities for the employee to copy the document. loan the document to the employee to copy it offsite.

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