Section 8
There should not be any charges after the patient leaves. All charges up to the time of discharge would be responsibility of the patient.
medicalleave mean a half pay leave ,if a persen han no medical leave in credit ,he can avail earn leave as medical leave on mc basis .he can produce the mc and can avail a commuted leave or medical leave .
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Yes, you could be rearrested on a section 35 if you leave in mass
family medical leave act
Convalescent leave typically starts after a service member has been hospitalized or received medical treatment for an injury or illness. It is often granted upon the recommendation of a medical professional and may begin immediately following discharge from the hospital or treatment facility. The specific policies regarding the duration and eligibility can vary by military branch or organization.
To leave the British Army, a soldier must follow the official discharge process, which typically involves submitting a formal request for discharge through their chain of command. The standard notice period is usually 12 months for regular soldiers, but this can vary depending on the individual's circumstances and type of service. Upon approval, the soldier will undergo final administrative procedures, including medical checks and clearance of personal equipment. After completing these steps, the soldier will receive a discharge certificate and can transition to civilian life.
Uh... yea!
If he hasn't been declared incompetent, generally yes. If he has been advised for medical reasons not to leave, he is going against medical advice (the so-called AMA) and will have to sign a form acknowledging he has been given reasons to remain but is declining to do so. Obviously this is a liability issue.
The medical abbreviation DA can stand for "Dopamine Agonist," which refers to a class of medications that stimulate dopamine receptors, often used in treating conditions like Parkinson's disease. It can also refer to "Discharge Against Medical Advice," indicating a patient’s choice to leave a medical facility against the advice of healthcare professionals. The specific meaning often depends on the context in which it is used.
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It depends on what kind of "emergency leave" you are referring to. In the US there is a certain type of MEDICAL leave known as the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) which requires employers to grant medical time off dependent upon the requestor's family medical circumstance. In other cases, time off (other than medical) can be granted under so-called "emergency" conditions (i.e.: the sudden occurrence of an unforseen event) but this leave would be counted against that employees regular annual leave amount.