Front Door Sample Clauses

Front Door. When the red wood front door is kept open (there is a full length clear storm door), lots of light flows into the front hall.
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Front Door. Standard Meranti horizontal slatted door fitted to a standard meranti door frame, with 3-lever lock and aluminium door furniture. Meranti to be finished with two coats varnish..
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Front Door. Asian Counseling and Referral Service (ACRS) and Chinese Information and Service Center (CISC) are authorized to complete initial in-home assessments for identified ethnic populations with reimbursements not to exceed $XXX.XX each client. Per Budget (Exhibit B) line .49, funding is provided for these “front door” assessments completed by ACRS and CISC. The full appropriation for these front door activities must be passed on to ACRS and CISC via subcontracts between the AAA and those Agencies.
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Front Door. Asian Counseling and Referral Service (ACRS) and Chinese Information and Service Center (CISC) are authorized to complete initial in-home assessments for identified ethnic populations with reimbursements not to exceed $712.95 each client. Per Budget (Exhibit B) line .49, funding is provided for these “front door” assessments completed by ACRS and CISC. The full appropriation for these front door activities must be passed on to ACRS and CISC via subcontracts between the AAA and those Agencies. ADS/Seattle King County AAA is authorized to complete initial in-home assessments for individuals who identify as Muckleshoot tribal members. Funding is provided for up to 60 initial assessments with reimbursements not to exceed $712.95 each client.
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Front Door o To develop a front door allowing individuals to access services that can best support their needs, at the best possible value setting. It will integrate health and social care, and will be able to navigate and, ideally, schedule appointments with other services. The contact system would likely have a triage and assessment function, and would be able to refer those with complex needs back into the multidisciplinary teams.
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Front Door schemes Evidence suggests that the longer patients wait in the Emergency Department the greater risk there is to morbidity and mortality, and that ‘boarding’ (patients remaining in the department whilst waiting for a suitable inpatient bed to become available) is likely to increase length of stay, detract from overall patient experience and risk breakdown in communications because of the number of hand offs/transfers involved. Patients waiting in the Emergency Department for an inpatient bed also reduce the capacity in the department to see and treat patients, resulting in longer waiting times in the department and impacting on the ability of ambulance teams to unload patients. A number of schemes will therefore be in place for the winter period to maintain patient flow through, and safety in, the Emergency Department. This includes an increased ambulatory care offering, providing an alternative setting to care in the Emergency Department, initiatives to ensure ambulance handover targets are maintained, and more robust plans for managing the increasing number of patients experiencing long lengths of stay whilst awaiting mental health beds.
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Front Door. Please check the front door is locked when leave and entering the house. Door Lock always UP vertically on the inside knob, when you Leave or Enter.
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Front Door. The CODI-NC Front Door is a publicly available website (xxx.XXXXXxxxxxxXX.xxx) that is the primary point of access for interested parties to learn about the CODI-NC network and/or initiate a Request for CODI-NC Data. To inform Requests, the Front Door contains information about the CODI-NC Data Models and the participating Data Owners.
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Front Door. The front door is the first barrier to an intruder and is under camera surveillance. It operates on an automatic system and must not be pushed or held open manually, especially when on lock. Doing so could cause significant damage, the cost of which will be billed to the person responsible. The area outside the front door is also under camera surveillance. ● The front door is locked from 5:30pm to 8:00am on weekdays and is on permanent lock over the weekend. ● All residents are provided with an electronic blue fob key to access the front or rear door when it is locked. ● These keys should be taken with you at all times you are out of the College when the door is on permanent lock.
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