The concerned student, parent/s of the student or faculty member handling the student reports experienced symptoms to the associate dean/associate principal, administrative services and student affairs. The associate dean/associate principal, administrative services and student affairs informs the University Health Clinic (UHC) via email or telephone. UHC conducts a non-contact checkup on the concerned student
Thereafter, in any stage of the scenario, UHC conducts contact tracing and may advise concerned student with RT-PCR or Antigen Test.
Based on the aforementioned procedures, UHC attends to the medical needs of the concerned student. UHC places the student at a designated isolation room while inside the campus.
UHC informs the concerned student, parent/s of the student, and respective associate dean/associate principal, administrative services and student affairs on the medical recommendations.
UHC continues to monitor the health condition of the concerned student. The respective associate dean/associate principal, administrative services and student affairs, and General Services Office (GSO) are provided with a report on the monitoring made on the student.
Before being allowed to attend onsite classes, the concerned student is required to send via email at univhealthclinic@dlsud.edu.ph at least one of the following:
- BHERT Clearance
- Medical Certificate from Private Physician
- Other documents as needed
Once the medical clearance and documents have been verified and authenticated by UHC, a certification is issued by UHC to the concerned student attesting that the student is fit to attend the onsite classes. Respective associate dean/associate principal, administrative services and student affairs, and GSO are copy furnished with the certification.