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38.06. Medical personnel are attuned to the specific health needs of elderly and LGBTI detainees.

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38.07. The medical officer reviews the health status daily of all sick detainees, those who complain of illness, those requiring ongoing treatment and those to whom attention is specially directed.

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37.14. Medication is readily available as prescribed or required, appropriately and securely stored, and discarded if beyond its expiration date.

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37.15. Restraints are not used during the course of medical or dental examinations, whether internal or external to the place of detention.

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37.16. Detainees have access to specialised treatment if required, in specialised institutions or civilian hospitals, as appropriate.

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37.17. Immigration detention, including transfer and removal, does not disrupt or otherwise interfere with ongoing medical treatment.

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37.18. The use of all methods of restraint to effect deportation or removal are medically authorised, supervised and monitored.

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38.01. There is a medical officer who has primary responsibility for ensuring adequate care of the mental and physical health of detainees.

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38.02. The medical officer has or has ready access to (an) additional medical officer(s) with specialist knowledge of psychiatry.

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37.09. The need for and purpose of a medical examination is clearly explained to a detainee beforehand, and the detainee has input into his/her treatment/care plan.

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