(a) the population of the surrounding area which it is proposed that the nursing home shall serve;

(b) the proposed program of services and care to be provided in the nursing home;

(c) evidence to demonstrate the availability of professional services required to operate the nursing home; and

(d) the proposed corporate structure of the operator including board and membership if the operator is a corporation.

(a) the proposed admission policy for the nursing home;

(b) the estimated staffing requirements of the nursing home; and

(c) a plan showing the proposed space allocation of all areas of the nursing home.

(a) suffering from a notifiable disease except under conditions determined by a medical officer of health, or

(b) who has not had a physical examination and nursing care assessment before the date of admission.

(a) the provincial wait list,

(b) for the purposes of regular placements, the wait lists of the nursing homes selected by the prospective resident, and

(c) for the purposes of interim placements, the wait lists of nursing homes that

(a) accept the offer and transfer to the nursing home selected in the request, or

(b) remain a resident of the nursing home where they currently reside, in which case that nursing home becomes the regular placement of the resident and the name of the resident is removed from all wait lists.

(a) an unmet need in a person, whether cognitive, physical, emotional, social, environmental or other, or

(b) a response to circumstances within the social or physical environment that may be frustrating, frightening or confusing to a person.

(a) the nursing home is unable to provide services in the official language of choice of the next prospective resident,

(b) the nursing home is unable to meet one or more of the following needs of the next prospective resident:

(c) a resident of a different gender must be selected due to bedroom or bathroom configurations,

(d) infection control concerns would be created due to bedroom or bathroom configurations, or

(e) the available bed is located in a room that is configured to meet specialized needs that the next prospective resident does not have.

(a) the person is the spouse of a resident and meets the requirements for admission to a nursing home or a special care home, being a community placement resource as defined in section 23 of the Family Services Act,

(b) the person is a child, parent or sibling of a resident and meets the requirements for admission to a nursing home or a special care home, being a community placement resource as defined in section 23 of the Family Services Act, and either the person or the resident was previously dependent on the other because of a physical or mental disability that substantially limits the ability of the person or resident to carry out normal daily activities, or

(c) the available bed is identified and funded for priority access by a veteran and the nursing home has been selected by a veteran whose name is registered on the wait list.

(a) was selected by the prospective resident in the request, or

(b) has the type of specialized unit required to care for the prospective resident, in the case of a prospective resident referred to in subsection 9.01(4).

(a) was selected by the prospective resident in the request, as a regular placement, or

(b) is 100 km or less from the residence of the prospective resident, as an interim placement.

(a) the occupancy rate of the emergency room exceeds the capacity of the hospital facility and there are prolonged off-loading delays from ambulance bays,

(b) the occupancy rate of acute care units exceeds the capacity of the hospital facility, and

(c) critical surgeries to be performed at the hospital facility are being cancelled due to a lack of available hospital beds.

(a) the next prospective resident from the nursing home’s wait list referred to in paragraph 9.01(3)(b), who has been discharged from the hospital facility but remains in the hospital facility as an alternative level of care patient, for the purposes of a regular placement, or

(b) if there are no prospective residents referred to in paragraph (a), the next prospective resident from the provincial wait list referred to in paragraph 9.01(3)(a), who has been discharged from the hospital facility but remains in the hospital facility as an alternative level of care patient, for the purposes of an interim placement in accordance with section 9.02, despite the fact there may be prospective residents on the wait list of the nursing home for regular placements.

(a) give a complete medical history and receive a physical examination,

(b) submit to such examinations as are required to determine whether the person is a carrier of or sick from a notifiable disease, and

(c) submit the results of the examinations referred to in paragraphs (a) and (b) to the employer.

(a) when necessary to protect the resident from self-injury or from injuring others, and

(b) on the written order of a physician, registered nurse or nurse practitioner who has attended the resident and approved the device as appropriate for its intended use.

(a) be designed so as not to cause physical injury to the resident,

(b) be designed so as to cause the least possible discomfort to the resident,

(c) be examined at least every two hours by a registered nurse or some other person on the direction of the registered nurse, and

(d) be applied in such a manner that quick release of the restrained resident can be effected by staff.

(a) an employee of the nursing home;

(b) the spouse, child, parent, brother or sister of an employee of the nursing home;

(c) an employee of the Department of Social Development;

(d) a member of the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick; or

(e) a health care professional delivering health care services to the residents of the nursing home or receiving a retainer from the nursing home.