Government of Ontario: Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services

Form 1 - Physician Report

Pursuant to the Mandatory Blood Testing Act, 2006 and O. Reg. 449/07

TO BE COMPLETED BY THE REPORTING PHYSICIAN

Note to Physician:
If the applicant submits an application under the Mandatory Blood Testing Act, 2006 the information contained in this form will be disclosed to the medical officer of health and if there is a hearing, the Consent and Capacity Board.

*The respondent is the person whose bodily substances the applicant may have come into contact with.

The applicant must consent to examination, counselling, including counselling respecting prophylaxis or treatment, and base line testing for HIV/AIDS, hepatitis B and hepatitis C. Otherwise, the application shall not proceed.

The application may still proceed if the applicant refuses to consent to prophylaxis or treatment.

You must order base line testing for the applicant in accordance with this form's instructions. You are not required to order base line testing for a listed communicable disease if you have other evidence of the applicant's seropositivity respecting that disease.

The applicant must provide one copy of this form, together with a completed applicant report, to the medical officer of health in the appropriate health unit no more than seven days after he or she came into contact with the bodily substance of the respondent. Otherwise, the application is invalid and shall not proceed under the Mandatory Blood Testing Act, 2006.

Once completed, please give two copies of this physician report to the applicant and retain one copy for your records.

A . Applicant Information
Collection of the information on this form is for the determination of an application under the Mandatory Blood Testing Act, 2006, for an order requiring a respondent to give a blood sample to determine the HIV/AIDS, hepatitis B and/or hepatitis C status of the respondent. The authority for collection and use of this information is the Mandatory Blood Testing Act, 2006. For information about collection practices contact the Corrections and Community Safety Policy Branch, Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services at 416 325-7331.



Address









Sex
   
   

Family Physician - if different from Reporting Physician











B. Reporting Physician Information
Physician's Name - Please Print or Use Physician's Stamp



Office Address








C. History of Exposure - As reported by the applicant

Time of exposure

Type of exposure the applicant experienced








Type of bodily substance with which the applicant had contact















D. Examinations


E. Immunization History / Serostatus of Applicant
Immunization/Serostatus
Received Hepatitis B vaccine





Immunization/serostatus
Known to be a carrier - HBs Ag positive





Immunization/serostatus
Known to be a immune - Anti-HBs positive





Immunization/serostatus
Known to be HCV positive





Immunization/serostatus
Known to be HIV positive





F. Base Line Testing - mandatory for application to proceed unless applicant previously known to be positive
Note to Physician:
Applicant's base line testing requisition is to be marked "STAT".
A copy of the applicant's base line testing results must be sent to the applicant's family physician (if known) and the reporting physician named in section B above.
Anti HBc



Hepatitis B surface antigen (HbsAg)



Anti HBs



Anti HCV



Antibody to HIV



G. Post-exposure Prophylaxis and Treatment
Hep B Vaccine



Hep B Immune Globulin (HBIG)



Post-exposure prophylaxis for HIV



H. Counselling Relevant to the Occurence
The applicant has consented to counselling respecting the occurrence, including post-exposure prophylaxis and treatment.


I. Referral for Post-Exposure Follow-up and Care - if applicable
Physician's Name - Please Print or Use Physician's Stamp



Office Address








J. Assessment of Reporting Physician
As a physician qualified to make a physician report under the Mandatory Blood Testing Act, 2006 and based on information provided to me by the applicant and after referencing the most recent publication protocols, such as the OHA/OMA Communicable Disease Surveillance Protocols for Ontario Hospitals - Blood-borne Diseases (Revised December 2002), my assessment of the applicant's risk of exposure to HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis B and/or Hepatitis C is:


Physician’s name- please print




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