Alabama DHR uses this two-page record for children in foster care and in licensed child care or residential facilities. The examining physician documents a full physical, immunizations, routine tests and past illnesses, then certifies whether the child is free of contagious and infectious disease. The second page logs routine re-examinations, so the same form follows the child in the facility's record.
The examining physician completes the form, from the identifying details and exam through the certification, and signs each routine re-examination on the second page.
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Child's Medical Record - Foster Care
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The examining physician. They date the exam, check whether the child is or is not free of contagious and infectious disease, and sign. Later routine re-examinations are dated and signed by the examining doctor in the boxes on the second page, which also has space for the physician's comments.
With the agency or facility, in the child's record. It is posted among the forms on Alabama DHR's Office of Residential Licensing page for child placing agencies, and its second page is designed to record routine re-examinations over time.