Information for the Medical Practitioner - Serological Clearance for Combatants Female combatants wishing to compete in a professional combat sport contest must provide a Serological Clearance. A Serological Clearance is a certificate by a registered medical practitioner that: the medical practitioner is of the opinion that a specified person is not capable of transmitting a medical condition or disease of the following: HIV Hepatitis B Hepatitis C; and the opinion is based on the results of blood tests or other tests carried out on a date specified in the certificate. In order to complete the Serology Certificate the Medical Practitioner must order the following screening tests to be conducted: HIV combined antigen- antibody (HIV Ag/Ab), Hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg), and Hepatitis C antibody (HCV Ab). SEROLOGY CERTIFICATE The certificate must state the date of the test and may only be completed if based on the results of the above tests and the issuer is of the opinion that the person is not capable of transmitting a medical condition or disease as specified above. Active Canberra does not require the results of the pathology tests. A Serological Clearance Certificate for completion is attached for your use. In the event that any of the screening tests are positive and the medical practitioner is of the opinion that the specified person is capable of transmitting the specified disease / medical condition then the serology certificate must not be issued. If you have any questions relating to the issuance of a serological clearance please contact the Active Canberra on (02) 6207 2073 during business hours. Serological Clearance Certificate This certificate must be completed by a registered medical practitioner I, ___________________________________________________________________________ [insert name of medical practitioner/ pathology service provider] being a registered medical practitioner,
Information for the Medical Practitioner - Serological Clearance for Combatants Female combatants wishing to compete in a professional combat sport contest must provide a Serological Clearance. A Serological Clearance is a certificate by a registered medical practitioner that: the medical practitioner is of the opinion that a specified person is not capable of transmitting a medical condition or disease of the following: HIV Hepatitis B Hepatitis C; and the opinion is based on the results of blood tests or other tests carried out on a date specified in the certificate. In order to complete the Serology Certificate the Medical Practitioner must order the following screening tests to be conducted: HIV combined antigen- antibody (HIV Ag/Ab), Hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg), and Hepatitis C antibody (HCV Ab). SEROLOGY CERTIFICATE The certificate must state the date of the test and may only be completed if based on the results of the above tests and the issuer is of the opinion that the person is not capable of transmitting a medical condition or disease as specified above. Active Canberra does not require the results of the pathology tests. A Serological Clearance Certificate for completion is attached for your use. In the event that any of the screening tests are positive and the medical practitioner is of the opinion that the specified person is capable of transmitting the specified disease / medical condition then the serology certificate must not be issued. If you have any questions relating to the issuance of a serological clearance please contact the Active Canberra on (02) 6207 2073 during business hours. Serological Clearance Certificate This certificate must be completed by a registered medical practitioner I, ___________________________________________________________________________ [insert name of medical practitioner/ pathology service provider] being a registered medical practitioner,
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