In order to accommodate people with hearing or speech impairments, the proposed guidelines specified that the emergency communication system not rely solely on voice communication (407.2.13...
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Emergency Communication
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Communication Features in Guest Rooms
The guidelines address rooms required to provide communication features accessible to persons who are deaf or hard of hearing, including visual notification of fire alarms, telephone calls...
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Conclusions
Conclusions The proposed guidelines for medical diagnostic equipment currently recommend a minimum transfer surface 30 in. (760mm) wide and 15 in. (381mm) deep....
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M301.4.1 Clearance in Base (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Where the width of the equipment is less than 36 inches wide, the proposed rule required the clearance to extend the full width of the equipment. Id....
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b. Exception for Base Support Allowance and Unobstructed Knee and Toe Space
In the proposed rule, obstructions were not permitted within the knee and toe clearance space....
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413.1 General (Section-by-Section Analysis)
The requirements in proposed 413.1 would be new to the 508 Standards and the 255 Guidelines....
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§ 37.125(h)(2)(i)
(i) Notify the individual in writing that the entity proposes to suspend service, citing with specificity the basis of the proposed suspension and setting forth the proposed sanction....
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T215 Communication Features
features are the same as in the proposed rule....
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Operable Parts
Operable Parts The Department sought comment on certain characteristics of operable parts, including the following: Identification—The Department proposed to require that the operable...
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Section 1193.51 Compatibility [1193.41 in the NPRM] (Section-by-Section Analysis)
However, specialized customer premises equipment is regarded as a subset of customer premises equipment and, therefore, subject to these guidelines....
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E202 General Exceptions (Section-by-Section Analysis)
E202 General Exceptions (Section-by-Section Analysis) This section contains proposed exceptions to the general scoping provisions in proposed 201....
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3. Statutory and Regulatory Background
The guidelines contain scoping and technical requirements....
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23.1 Q. What type of reinforcement should be used to reinforce bathroom walls for the later installation of grab bars?
The Guidelines do not prescribe the type of material to use or method of providing reinforcement for bathroom walls....
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504.1 General (Section-by-Section Analysis)
504.1 General (Section-by-Section Analysis) This section proposes requirements for software used to create or edit electronic content— which is generally referred to as authoring tools—to...
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(1) Accessible entrance and an accessible route
The Option One guidelines for these two requirements remain unchanged in the final Guidelines....
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Existing play areas. (Section-by-Section Analysis)
The Access Board published final guidelines for play areas in October 2000....
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C102.1 Incorporation by Reference
The specific editions of the standards and guidelines listed in C102 are incorporated by reference in the 255 Guidelines and are part of the requirements to the prescribed extent of each...
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APPENDIX
This appendix contains materials of an advisory nature and provides additional information that should help the reader to understand the minimum requirements of the guidelines or to design...
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(2) Accessible and usable public and common use areas
The Option One guidelines for public and common use areas remain unchanged in the final Guidelines....
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III-7.1000 General
These guidelines are incorporated as an appendix to the Department's regulations....
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(5) Reinforced walls for grab bars
The final Guidelines for bathroom wall reinforcement remains essentially unchanged from the Option One guidelines....
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Building Professional Mastery Through Education and Patient-Centered Practice
By evaluating patient cases, interpreting data, and proposing evidence-based solutions, learners enhance their ability to make informed clinical decisions....
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Escalators
Both provisions were removed in the proposed rule as recommended by the advisory committee, which questioned the need for such criteria in guidelines for accessibility....
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Braille Specifications
The proposed guidelines specified that braille be separated at least ¼ inch from other tactile characters and at least d inch from raised borders and other decorative elements (703.3.2)....