This policy pertains to Physician on Interfacility Patient Transfer.  This policy is applicable to licensed paramedics and service providers. This policy is enforced by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.

This policy is intended to enable the receipt of Proposals from qualified Proponents meeting the requirements contained in the Request for Proposals. This policy is applicable to Proponents providing a Proposal in answer to the services contained within the Request for Proposal. This policy is enforced by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.

This form is intended to provide a statement about real, potential or perceived conflicts of interest of any entity that will provide the Services within the Request for Proposal, including all proposed subcontractors of the Proponent. This form is applicable to Proponents providing a Proposal for Services being requested in the Request for Proposal. This form is processed by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.

This policy serves to provide affiliating students with mental health care clinical/work experience at Selkirk Mental Health Centre. This policy is applicable to the Selkirk Mental Health Centre chief executive officers, education services manager, mental health nurse educators, education services coordinators, program managers, patient services coordinators, quality risk and innovation manger, staff and affiliating clinical instructors. This policy is enforced by Selkirk Mental Health Centre.

This form is intended to submit claim requests for the Primary Care Tax Credit by individuals who act as primary caregivers. This form is applicable to members of the public. This form is processed by Manitoba Tax Assistance Office.

This policy provides direction and support to CancerCare Manitoba, Diagnostic Services of Manitoba and to all Health Authorities and their contract facilities on the establishment of workplace health and safety programs within the health workforce. This policy is enforced by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.

This form is used as a Selkirk Mental Health Centre patient key card sign out sheet. This form is available to Selkirk Mental Health Centre patients, members of their family and staff. This form is enforced by the Selkirk Mental Health Centre.

This agreement is to facilitate the safe and appropriate use of the Public Access Workstation for Selkirk Mental Health Centre patients. This agreement is available to Selkirk Mental Health Centre patients, patient's family, committee or treatment team. This agreement is enforced by the Selkirk Mental Health Centre.

This form is used to update assessments of applicants on a waiting list for long-term care.  This form is applicable to Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living, the regional health authorities and the personal care home facilities.  The form is filled out by the attending physician and by the case coordinator.  The form is processed by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.

The purpose of this manual is to provide hospitals/health zones with a reference document outlining the policies, guidelines and processes for interprovincial/territorial hospital claims for insured in-patient and outpatient hospital services.

In accordance with the interprovincial hospital reciprocal billing agreements, hospitals providing insured in-patient and outpatient services to eligible residents of other Canadian provinces/territories are entitled to payment of hospital costs. All provinces/territories participate in the hospital reciprocal billing process.

Under the reciprocal billing agreements, insured hospital in-patient services are payable at the hospital's standard ward or ICU per diem rate, as established by the host province/territory. This per diem rate is all-inclusive, with exceptions for specified high cost procedures. Outpatient insured services and specified in-patient procedures are payable in accordance with the rates established by the Interprovincial Health Insurance Agreements Coordinating Committee (IHIACC).

Information on the reciprocal billing arrangement for physician claims is not included in this manual.

This policy is applicable to all approved British Columbia and Manitoba facilities.

This policy is enforced by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.

This policy provides financial support for refresher courses for experienced individuals previously educated as registered nurses, registered psychiatric nurses, and licensed practical nurses. Nurses Recruitment and Retention Fund funding is provided in exchange for a 12-month return of service commitment. This policy applies to Nurses, Psychiatric Nurses and Licensed Practical Nurses. This policy is overseen by the Nurses Recruitment and Retention Fund Committee.

This Registration Form is to be completed when applying for Manitoba health coverage.

This form is intended for registration for benefits under Manitoba's provincial health insurance plan of new residents of Manitoba.  

This form is applicable to members of the public.

This form is processed by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.

This form is intended to notify Registration and Client Services staff of changes to existing registration files by persons covered by Manitoba Health.

This form is applicable to members of the public.

This form is processed by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.

This document is part of the Go-Live Package for Electronic Claims Submission and provides supplemental information for submitting electronic claims, such as when remarks should be included with the electronic claim.

This information is applicable to all practitioners and their staff who submit claims electronically for services rendered to Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.

This form is processed by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.

This form is used for reporting adverse events following immunization. This form is applicable to physicians, nurses, and other health professionals working in public health, primary care, and other health care settings. This form is processed by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.

This policy HCS 205.2 is applicable to the regional health authorities and prescribes the semi-annual submission of reporting describing the organization of nursing care services in personal care homes within respective regions. This policy is enforced by Manitoba Health Seniors and Active Living.

This form is used by Manitoba Residents when they want to request a summary of their personal billing history. This form is applicable to members of the public. This form is processed by Manitoba Health Seniors and Active Living.

This form is intended to notify Manitoba Health of planned absences from Manitoba for educational reasons to assist in adjudication of entitlement to coverage under the provincial health insurance plan.

This form is applicable to Members of the public.

This form is processed by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.

This form is intended to notify Manitoba Health of a common-law union for residents who wish to have their registration information included on a single family health card.

This form is applicable to members of the public.

This form is processed by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.

This form is used to Request Notification of a Legal Action or an Insurance Claim resulting from an accident or occurrence as a result of the negligence of a third party.

This form is applicable to members of the general public who have acquired hospital and/or medical services as a result of third party negligence.

This form is processed by Manitoba Health Seniors and Active Living, Insured Benefits/Insurance Division, Third Party Liability.

This form is used by personal care home residents and their families/representatives to request a review by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living of their assessed residential/authorized charge.  This form is applicable to Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living, personal care home facilities and those residents requesting a review of their assessed residential/authorized charge and their families/representatives.  The form is filled out by the personal care home resident or their representative, by the personal care home facility and by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.  The form is processed by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.

This form is intended to notify Manitoba Health of planned absences from Manitoba for vacation, employment, sabbatical or humanitarian reasons.

This form is applicable to members of the public.

This form is processed by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.

This form is used by personal care home residents and their families/representatives to request a waiver of their assessed residential/authorized charge.  This form is applicable to Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living, personal care home facilities and those residents requesting a waiver of their assessed residential/authorized charge and their families/representatives.  The form is filled out by the personal care home resident or their representative, by the personal care home facility and by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.  The form is processed by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.

This form is completed by members of the public to advise Registration and Client Services staff where a person has been residing, for the purposes of establishing residency pursuant to the requirements of The Health Services Insurance Act.

This form is applicable to members of the public.

This form is processed by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.

This information guide is used by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living to provide answers to common questions about personal care services and daily residential charges, such as rate determination, rate reduction and disposable income.  In addition, the information guide provides the table of residential charges that is used to calculate a resident's daily rate based on income.  The information guide is applicable to Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living, other departments within the Provincial government, the Regional Health Authorities, personal care home facilities, residents of personal care home facilities and their families/representatives and the general public.  The information guide is updated on an annual basis by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.

This policy defines the roles and responsibilities for all licensed aeromedical attendants and air ambulance pilots in the province of Manitoba. This policy is applicable to licensed aeromedical attendants and air ambulance pilots. This policy is enforced by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.

This policy defines the roles and responsibilities for all licensed land emergency medical services paramedics in the province of Manitoba. This policy is applicable to licensed  emergency medical services paramedics. This policy is enforced by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.

This policy defines the roles and responsibilities for all licensed stretcher transportation services in the province of Manitoba. This policy is applicable to licensed stretcher services. This policy is enforced by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.

This form is an application for the Emergency Medical Services Rural and Northern Return of Service Initiative grant.  This form is applicable to qualified licensed primary care paramedics. This form is processed by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.

This policy sets the eligibility criteria of the Emergency Medical Services Rural and Northern Return of Service Initiative grant. This policy is applicable to qualifying licensed primary care paramedics. This policy is enforced by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.

This policy serves as a guide to provide specific instructions for the safe use of proximity (key) cards by patients and grey fobs by visiting family members so they can access the Acquired Brain Injury areas or the Dialectical Behavioural Therapy Area at Selkirk Mental Health Centre. This policy is applicable to the Selkirk Mental Health Centre treatment team staff and patients and their families. This policy is enforced by Selkirk Mental Health Centre.

This form is a referral to the Geriatric Program that provides specialized geriatric mental health services for individuals 65 years of age or older in adherence with set guidelines, which the Selkirk Mental Health Centre intake team reviews. This form is available to external agencies within the Regional Health Authorities of Manitoba. This form is enforced by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.

This form is a referral to the Rehabilitation Program in adherence with set guidelines, which the Selkirk Mental Health Centre intake team reviews. This form is available to external agencies within the Regional Health Authorities of Manitoba. This form is enforced by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.

This policy serves to provide financial assistance for books and tuition up to a maximum value of $2,000 per academic year for Selkirk Mental Health Centre employees returning to school to upgrade their qualifications but does not apply to continuing education requirements for licensure. This policy is applicable to the Selkirk Mental Health Centre employee applicant, supervisors, managers, human resources and bursary advisory committee members. This policy is enforced by Selkirk Mental Health Centre.

This policy serves as a guide to ensure continuity of services for Selkirk Mental Health Centre patients returning from a medical admission to external healthcare facilities. This policy is applicable to the Selkirk Mental Health Centre physician and staff. This policy is enforced by Selkirk Mental Health Centre.

This policy serves as a guide to ensure Selkirk Mental Health Centre staff working with Manitoba Review Board (Criminal Code) patients are aware of the Victim's Bill of Rights legislation and their subsequent duty to warn. This policy is applicable to the Selkirk Mental Health Centre treatment team staff, social worker and area secretary. This policy is enforced by Selkirk Mental Health Centre.

This policy serves to ensure patient belongings are managed safely and are available for the patient's use during their stay at Selkirk Mental Health Centre. This policy is applicable to the Selkirk Mental Health Centre patient and treatment team. This policy is enforced by Selkirk Mental Health Centre.

This policy serves to guide the  Selkirk Mental Health Centre Interdisciplinary Team in the development and implementation of a patient personal safety plan. This policy is applicable to the Selkirk Mental Health Centre treatment team. This policy is enforced by Selkirk Mental Health Centre.

This agreement is to facilitate the safe and appropriate use of the Public Access Workstation for Selkirk Mental Health Centre patients. This agreement is available to Selkirk Mental Health Centre patients, patient's family, committee or treatment team. This agreement is enforced by the Selkirk Mental Health Centre.

This policy serves as a guide to ensure effective communication at transition points in care and to assist in effective and appropriate use of the Transfer Referral Form. This policy is applicable to the Selkirk Mental Health Centre staff. This policy is enforced by Selkirk Mental Health Centre.

This policy serves as a guide to ensure transportation is available to Selkirk Mental Health Centre patients requiring non-emergent medical services via stretcher. This policy is applicable to the Selkirk Mental Health Centre physician, nurse and Selkirk Mental Health Centre staff escort. This policy is enforced by Selkirk Mental Health Centre.

This form is a referral to the Acquired Brain Injury Transitional Residence in adherence with set guidelines, which the Selkirk Mental Health Centre intake team reviews. This form is available to external agencies within the Regional Health Authorities of Manitoba. This form is enforced by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.

This form is a referral to the Acquired Brain Injury Program in adherence with set guidelines, which the Selkirk Mental Health Centre intake team reviews. This form is available to external agencies within the Regional Health Authorities of Manitoba. This form is enforced by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.

This policy serves to outline Selkirk Mental Health Centre Acquired Brain Injury Program description and admission criteria. This policy is applicable to the Selkirk Mental Health Centre intake team staff members. This policy is enforced by Selkirk Mental Health Centre.

This policy serves to outline Selkirk Mental Health Centre Acute Program description and admission criteria. This policy is applicable to the Selkirk Mental Health Centre on-call psychiatrist, medical director, practice lead psychologist, program manager and patient services coordinator staff members. This policy is enforced by Selkirk Mental Health Centre.

This policy serves to ensure that relevant patient information and documentation is completed upon admission to Selkirk Mental Health Centre. This policy is applicable to the Selkirk Mental Health Centre treatment team. This policy is enforced by Selkirk Mental Health Centre.

This policy provides guidelines for the collection, limited use and disposal of audio/video recording of patients at Selkirk Mental Health Centre. This policy is applicable to the Selkirk Mental Health Centre chief executive officer, privacy officer and all program staff. This policy is enforced by Selkirk Mental Health Centre.

This policy serves to ensure that relevant patient information and all required signed documentation is completed upon admission to Selkirk Mental Health Centre. This policy is applicable to the Selkirk Mental Health Centre treatment team and health information services and technology staff members. This policy is enforced by Selkirk Mental Health Centre and The Mental Health Act of Manitoba.

This policy provides guidance to staff at Selkirk Mental Health Centre on their responsibilities when a patient is transferred between areas. This policy is applicable to the Selkirk Mental Health Centre treatment team staff members. This policy is enforced by Selkirk Mental Health Centre.

This policy serves to outline Selkirk Mental Health Centre Geriatric Program description and admission criteria. This policy is applicable to the Selkirk Mental Health Centre geriatric intake team staff members. This policy is enforced by Selkirk Mental Health Centre.