Chronic diseases Sample Clauses
The 'Chronic diseases' clause defines how ongoing, long-term medical conditions are addressed within the context of an agreement, such as an insurance policy or employment contract. It typically outlines which chronic illnesses are covered or excluded, the obligations of the parties regarding disclosure, and any limitations on benefits or services related to these conditions. By clearly specifying the treatment of chronic diseases, this clause helps manage risk and ensures all parties understand their rights and responsibilities concerning long-term health issues.
Chronic diseases. The insurance covers the examination and treatment of chronic diseases and disorders that arise during the insurance period, for up to 6 months from the date of diagnosis, if we consider that treatment will cause a significant and lasting improvement to the condition. Chronic diseases and disorders that have occurred and/ or are diagnosed before the insurance period, are not covered. We define chronic diseases as diseases, conditions and disorders that our doctors consider are persistent and cannot be cured, and where there is no curative treat- ment. The healthcare team always offers assistance for all chronic diseases with counselling, guidance on the public health system’s treatment offers, patient rights, waiting times, examination and treatment guarantees and help with booking appointments in the public healthcare system.
Chronic diseases. Responding organizations or academic institutions must have a minimum of five years of performing relevant experience evaluating chronic disease programs and/or policies. • Programs or policies must include one of the following health issues: obesity prevention or healthy eating, exercise or active living, tobacco prevention, diabetes prevention, cancer prevention, and/or heart disease prevention. • Relevant activities include: developing and completing process and/or outcome evaluations of federal or state funded chronic disease programs/policies, collecting and analyzing quantitative data related to chronic disease programs/policies, and authoring reports or presenting findings related to chronic disease evaluations. • The principle investigator must have a doctoral level education and possess a minimum of two years of experience working in the field of chronic disease programming/policies. • Respondent must have knowledge of secondary data sources that can support chronic disease evaluation projects. • Respondents must have evaluators who have published cited evaluation studies within the field of chronic disease and should include up to three of these publications in the submission. • The respondent should also include a minimum of two letters of support documenting that the principle investigator has the relevant experience. One of these letters of support can be from the institution where the investigator is employed. • Selected respondents cannot evaluate programs for which their institution receives funds from CDPH to perform.
Chronic diseases. On the condition that the first diagnosis is made after becoming insured, chronic blood pressure disorders, cardiovascular diseases, cancer, diabetes, asthma, migraine, rheumatic diseases, renal diseases that require dialysis, Alzheimer, multiple sclerosis and ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ disease treatment expenses are paid within the policy special and general conditions without a waiting period.
Chronic diseases. 30. NCCC shall develop and implement a written chronic care disease management program. As part of this program, NCCC shall maintain an updated chronic disease registry of inmates suffering from chronic illnesses, including, but not limited to, the following conditions: asthma, cardiac disease, elevated lipids, diabetes, HIV infection, hypertension, and seizure disorder.
31. NCCC shall develop and implement a written updated chronic disease treatment guidelines consistent with nationally accepted guidelines for the diseases, in order to provide appropriate treatment for chronic illnesses, including routine tests, examinations, follow-up, treatment plans and continuity and coordination of care.
32. NCCC shall keep records of all care, including routine tests and examinations provided to inmates suffering from chronic illnesses. Such records shall be maintained in the inmate's individual file.
Chronic diseases. The Parties will promote awareness and prevention of chronic diseases that disproportionately affect Black Georgians.