Do all prospective individuals who have occasional contact with patients (i.e., locum doctors and visiting consultants) need to abide by this restriction prior to their engagement with the licensee?

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Yes, any personnel who is either employed or engaged by the licensee and will be providing patient care activities will need to abide by the employment restriction requirement prior to providing their services.

This requirement will only apply to individuals who wish to engage with IMH and Nursing Homes to provide services to patients accommodated by these premises.

Do all prospective individuals who have occasional contact with patients (i.e., locum doctors and visiting consultants) need to abide by this restriction prior to their engagement with the licensee?

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