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  2. In SECTION I, enter the patient's name, date of birth, and medical record number. Specify if this is a return to prior arrangement or a new placement, and fill in the initial transport date along with the expiration date for repetitive transport.
  3. For SECTION II, answer whether the patient is bed confined by checking 'Yes' or 'No'. Provide a detailed description of the patient's medical condition that necessitates ambulance transport and why other methods are unsuitable.
  4. Indicate if the patient can be transported in a wheelchair van. Check all applicable conditions that apply to support the need for ambulance transport.
  5. In SECTION III, ensure that a physician or healthcare professional signs and dates the form. If signed by an RN, include a physician's order specifying ambulance transport.

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NHMRC has a statutory responsibility under the NHMRC Act 1992 (the Act) to raise the standard of individual and public health throughout Australia and foster the development of consistent health standards between the various states and territories.
Research Impact is focused on the impact of the applicants past research and may be demonstrated across the four domains of knowledge, health, economic and/or social impact.
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NHMRC is one of a number of sources of Australian Government funding for health and medical research (HMR). Other sources include: the Medical Research Future Fund.

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