Professional offices of health care providers shall comply with Section 11B-805....
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11B-223.4 Professional offices of health care providers
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11B-223.4 Professional offices of health care providers
Professional offices of health care providers shall comply with Section 11B-805. ...
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11B-223.4 Professional offices of health care providers
Professional offices of health care providers shall comply with Section 11B-805....
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§382.3 FAA
FAA means the Federal Aviation Administration, an operating administration of the Department of Transportation....
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§ 382.5 FAA
FAA means the Federal Aviation Administration, an operating administration of the Department....
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GSA
General Services Administration, acting by or through the Administrator of General Services, or a designated official to whom functions under this part have been delegated by the Administrator...
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Why You Should Carry Emergency Health Information
The care you get in an emergency may depend on how much information doctors and emergency responders have at the time of the emergency. Over 20 percent of the population have a...
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§ 38.23(b)(1) Design load
Working parts, such as cables, pulleys, and shafts, which can be expected to wear, and upon which the lift depends for support of the load, shall have a safety factor of at least six, based...
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What is emergency health information?
It is good to prepare for medical emergencies by carrying on you at all times emergency information containing your critical health information and emergency contacts....
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§382.3 TSA
TSA means the Transportation Security Administration, an agency of the Department of Homeland Security....
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§ 35.190(b)(3) Department of Health and Human Services
(3) Department of Health and Human Services: All programs, services, and regulatory activities relating to the provision of health care and social services, including schools of medicine...
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Tips on Completing Emergency Health Information
When completing your emergency health information (forms included at back of chapter) be sure and include: Disability/Conditions emergency personnel might need to know about (...
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§ 35.130(h)
(h) A public entity may impose legitimate safety requirements necessary for the safe operation of its services, programs, or activities....
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Why You Should Carry Emergency Health Information
Make multiple copies of your emergency health information to keep at work, in your wallet or purse with your driver’s license or primary identification card, in your wheelchair pack, etc...
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Stairs, short-term list
Stairs is a tangible safety issue and in fact the code has elements of some of the things that we’ve just described as better practices here for codes and guidelines that it’s easy to put...
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The Accessibility Resource Center
This guide is produced by the Social Security Administration - Accessibility Resource Center (ARC)....
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Information on Taking Charge of Your Health Care
Be active in your health care to increase your chances of getting the health care you need....
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Some wheelchairs weigh more than 600 pounds when occupied, and the design load of the lifts on our vehicles is 800 pounds. Is a transportation operator required to carry these “overweight” wheelchairs?
Transportation operators must carry a wheelchair and occupant if the lift and vehicle can physically accommodate them....
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Wild animals, monkeys, and other nonhuman primates. (Section-by-Section Analysis)
The Department believes that this approach reduces risks to health or safety attendant with wild animals....
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§100.305(d)
(d) Newly constructed housing for first occupancy after March 12, 1989 need not comply with the requirements of this section until at least 25 percent of the units are occupied....
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1018.3 Aisles in Groups B and M
In Group B and M occupancies, the minimum clear aisle width shall be determined by Section 1005.1 for the occupant load served, but shall be not less than that required for corridors by...
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1017.3 Aisles in Groups B and M
In Group B and M occupancies, the minimum clear aisle width shall be determined by Section 1005.1 for the occupant load served, but shall not be less than 36 inches (914 mm)....
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1018.3 Aisles in Groups B and M
In Group B and M occupancies, the minimum clear aisle width shall be determined by Section 1005.1 for the occupant load served, but shall not be less than that required for corridors by...
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1018.5 Aisles in other than assembly spaces and Groups B and M
In other than rooms or spaces used for assembly purposes and Group B and M occupancies, the minimum clear aisle capacity shall be determined by Section 1005.1 for the occupant load served...