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The document outlines the procedure for NIH SREA reviewers to request special travel accommodations due to medical conditions, including first class, premium class, or a travel attendant. It details the steps required for authorization, including submitting a specific form and medical documentation to the Occupational Medical Service (OMS). The document emphasizes the need for advance requests and specifies that approvals are time-limited based on the medical condition.

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