Practice Standards. PROVIDER shall furnish Ancillary Services that are Medically Necessary and that conform to the generally accepted practices and standards prevailing at the time of service.
Practice Standards. Preamble The primary purpose of the Practice Standards is to establish essential duties and obligations imposed by virtue of holding the ATC® credential. Compliance with the Practice Standards is mandatory. The BOC does not express an opinion on the competence or warrant job performance of credential holders; however, every Athletic Trainer and applicant must agree to comply with the Practice Standards at all times. Standard 1: Direction The Athletic Trainer renders service or treatment under the direction of, or in collaboration with a physician, in accordance with their training and the state’s statutes, rules and regulations. Standard 2: Prevention The Athletic Trainer implements measures to prevent and/or mitigate injury, illness and long term disability. Standard 3: Immediate Care The Athletic Trainer provides standard immediate care procedures used in emergency situations, independent of setting.
Practice Standards. The Registrant agreed to complete course, write an essay, pay a fine and provide employer notifications for one (1) year. Conditions shall appear on the College register and on the Registrant’s practice permit.
Practice Standards. (a) A licensed traditional midwife shall provide
Practice Standards. LSU shall require the LSU Personnel to render medical services at OLOL in accordance with the Ethical and Religious Directives, in a competent, professional and ethical manner, in accordance with prevailing standards of the medical profession, and in compliance with all applicable statutes, regulations, rules, orders and directives of any and all applicable governmental and regulatory bodies having competent jurisdiction. Further, LSU will require the LSU Personnel to treat all patients and their families and all OLOL staff in a courteous and professional manner in accordance with OLOL’s service standards.
Practice Standards. Assessment Guidelines Chiropractors treating WCB clients shall comply with The Chiropractic Act, 1994 and Bylaws with regard to assessment. The objectives of the chiropractic assessment should include:
Practice Standards. All practice in relation to work with children for adoption, their birth families, prospective adopters and anyone else involved in the adoption process should be in accordance with The Adoption and Children Act 2002 and associated Regulations and Guidance, agency adoption policy and agency adoption procedures. There is an expectation that member agencies will have common policies and procedures but these will allow for individual agency interpretation. For reports to the joint adoption panels the expectation is that BAAF Prospective Adopter’s Report (PAR) and the Child’s Permanence Report (CPR) will be used Newly appointed adopters will be immediately available to consortium members unless recruited for a specific child or where a potential link is being considered for a known child, prior to adopter’s approval. Each local authority’s approved adopters will remain available for their own use. Prospective adopters or their approving authority, may seek a link outside the Consortium following the date of Panel approval without the agreement of Consortium members. To safeguard confidentiality and objectivity in the matching process, the social worker will only access Prospective Adopter’s Reports (PARs) with appropriate guidance from the agency’s Adoption Team Manager or delegated person. A detailed list of the child’s individual needs and matching criteria for an adoptive placement is required before Forms can be accessed. Adopters may only be approached through their link worker or appropriate Team Manager. Social workers for children should not approach adopters directly even within their own agency. Responses to such enquiries will in all cases receive a timely response. Where a potential match is being considered, the social worker for the child will immediately inform the adopters’ agency, which will notify the Adoption Advisory Service. Following a linking meeting, the family will be placed on hold until a match is confirmed or does not proceed. The adopter’s agency will inform the Adoption Advisory Service of the outcome to ensure that the adopters are put on hold or are once again available. A copy of each Agency’s policy, procedures and standards documents will be lodged with the Adoption Advisory Service. Monitoring arrangements for the Consortium A Consortium Committee will be established to regularly monitor and review the operational issues of the consortium arrangements; each member authority will nominate a senior manager with responsibility ...
Practice Standards. By Employer immediately upon Physician’s failure to render services in accordance with the qualitative standards applicable to Physician’s practice of medicine, including without limitation, conduct which exposes Employer to professional liability claims from patients or the personal representatives thereof.
