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  • The Infection Protection Act requires the reporting of certain pathogens as well as vaccination damage by doctors and laboratories.

    The aim of infection protection is to prevent communicable diseases in humans, to detect infections at an early stage and to prevent their spread.

  • For the medical supervision of occupationally exposed persons in the field of radiation protection, physicians require an authorization.

  • Bei beruflichen Aufenthalten in tropischen oder subtropischen Gebieten ist der Arbeitgeber verpflichtet eine arbeitsmedizinische Vorsorge zu veranlassen.

  • In the case of professional stays in tropical or subtropical areas, the employer is obliged to arrange occupational health precautions.

  • The Public Health Service will provide you with general information on certain infectious diseases, e.B.: How should you behave in an emergency? What are the transmission paths? How big is the risk of infection?

  • Health insurance companies offer services for occupational health care.

  • The Infection Protection Act requires the reporting of certain pathogens as well as vaccine damage by doctors and laboratories.

  • For the medical supervision of professionally exposed persons in the field of radiation protection, doctors need an authorization.

  • Support opportunities for children with disabilities and for children at risk of disability, from birth to school entry.

  • Pupils with physical, mental or mental disabilities who require individual support to attend the school can be accompanied by a so-called integration assistant.

    These support the school integration of children and young people with special needs.
    They accompany the students through the everyday school life (including school journeys), continuously respond to individual needs and support their participation in the general school system.

    The integration assistants provide nursing assistance (e.g. help with going to the toilet) and practical tasks (e.g. help with dressing and undressing at school, orientation) as well as help in the classroom (e.g. setting up a job, guide). However, they also offer social and emotional support (e.g. reassurance of the student). They also help with communication.

    Integration assistance is an aid measure and not a pedagogical support measure. Therefore, the integration helpers are not second teachers.

    The specific tasks of the school supervision are determined according to the respective personal requirements of the students and are therefore very individual. The need for assistance is usually determined by an official medical or school medical report.

    Note: School supervision is independent of the type of school visited.

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