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APRC 120202 appendix 2 (PDF - 958KB) - University of Birmingham

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Appendix ThreeFactor Risk Pr<strong>of</strong>ile Indications Possible specific action to reduce riskFactorsexpectations) which may increase the risk <strong>of</strong>illness or accident during work-related activityeven following adjustments.them where possible.The student has personal factors (e.g. health,disability, linguistic or differing nationalexpectations) which may require specificadjustments or support if living away from home,or makes them susceptible to episodes <strong>of</strong> illness.Contact the <strong>University</strong>’s DisabilityAdvisor in the first place to developreasonable adjustments. Confirmthese in the written communicationwith the placement provider.Consider the pre-placement site visit.MediumLowThe student’s knowledge, understanding, andskills are low for the type <strong>of</strong> work.The student has personal factors (e.g. health,disability, linguistic or differing nationalexpectations) which may require specificadjustments or support during work, or in socialinteractions at work.The student has no long-term medical conditionsor disability likely to cause episodes <strong>of</strong> illness orrequire specific support whilst on placement.Engage with occupational healthpr<strong>of</strong>essional/ disability supportpr<strong>of</strong>essionals to develop reasonableadjustments. Confirm these in thewritten communication with theplacement provider.NoneStudent has relevant knowledge, understandingand skills for the type <strong>of</strong> work.InsuranceLimitations(see <strong>appendix</strong>5 for moredetailedguidance)HighPlacements in Africa and South America can beproblematic with regard to insurance cover.Locations where the placement provider’sinsurance does not cover the student for personalor third party liability associated with the work bythe student.Placements Offshore.If appropriate insurance cover cannotbe obtained, consider alternativeplacements.If placement is to proceed, additionalspecific insurances may be available.Consult the university’s InsuranceOffice.Locations advised by the Foreign &Commonwealth Office as high risk.Brief student on limitations <strong>of</strong>insurance cover (the small print).MediumMedical Healthcare insurance for placements inthe USA.Check that necessary insurance hasbeen obtained.Consult the <strong>University</strong>’s InsuranceOffice.Clinical placements in Australia.Check that necessary insurance hasbeen obtained.LowLocations, activities and/or circumstances that areautomatically included in the <strong>University</strong>’sinsurance cover.Brief student on limitations <strong>of</strong>insurance cover (the small print).NoneUK locations (where the placement provider musthave employers’ liability insurance cover).

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