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How long does a student have to be out of school before receiving Home and Hospital Teaching?

April 26, 2017Home hospital School student Teaching

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How long does a student have to be out of school before receiving Home and Hospital Teaching?

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A student does not need to be out of school a certain period of time before receiving home and hospital teaching, but the attending physician must anticipate an absence from school of four weeks or longer from date of referral to the Home and Hospital Teaching office.