Collaboration and Consultation Sample Clauses
The Collaboration and Consultation clause establishes the obligation for parties to work together and communicate effectively throughout the duration of their agreement. Typically, this clause requires regular meetings, sharing of relevant information, and joint decision-making on key issues or project milestones. Its core function is to ensure that both parties remain aligned, address issues proactively, and facilitate smooth cooperation, thereby reducing misunderstandings and promoting the successful achievement of shared objectives.
Collaboration and Consultation. 1. The Board and the Association agree that collaboration and consultation are important for the development of a positive labour-management relationship. To that end, the Board agrees to:
a. have representation on the Board's formal and ad hoc committees, consistent with other stakeholder groups;
b. meet with three representatives of the Fraser-Cascade Teachers' Association in Labour/Management meetings for the purpose of enhancing the relationship between the parties through informal discussion on topics of concern. The meetings are to take place at least quarterly.
Collaboration and Consultation. Each of the parties shall provide to the other on a timely basis all of the information within its control which is required to: (i) enable the other party to satisfy its continuous reporting obligations under the Securities Act, the Exchange Act and under Canadian Securities Laws; (ii) meet the operational/management needs of the other Party, including (without limitation):
(a) Strategic and business planning;
(b) Activity that would be considered a material event, fact or change involving the acquisition of the securities, business, technology, property or other assets of another person or entity (“M&A Activity”);
(c) Preparation of budgets and Forecasts;
(d) Preparation of public filings and press releases;
(e) Banking and credit relationships, including issuance of debt;
(f) Retainer of external tax, investor relations, legal and risk management advisors;
(g) Retainer of subsidiary governance service providers and coordination on subsidiary governance where beneficial;
(h) Investor relations;
(i) Regular auditor internal control over financial reporting attestation as required under Section 404(b) of the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇ Act and management testing of internal controls over financial reporting, and related certifications and other periodic Internal Audit Reviews;
(j) Ongoing enterprise risk assessment; and
(k) Tax planning and ongoing administration of tax compliance.
Collaboration and Consultation. (A) Collaboration and consultation between a certified nurse midwife, certified nurse practitioner, or certified nurse specialist and the collaborating physician includes the following:
(i) The APRN seeking the advice or opinion of the collaborating physician through the mutually agreeable methods of communication, which may be in person or through telecommunications or electronic communications (see 225 ILCS 60/54.5(b)(3) and 225 ILCS 65/65-35(b));
(ii) Discussing the condition of any patients for whom a controlled substance has been prescribed under delegated prescriptive authority at least once a month for Schedule II controlled substances (see 225 ILCS 65/65-40(b) and (d)(4)); and
(iii) The APRN informing each collaborating physician of all written collaborative agreements he or she has signed with other physicians and providing a copy of these to any collaborating physician, upon request.
(B) Collaboration and consultation between a certified registered nurse anesthetist (CRNA) and the collaborating physician, dentist or podiatric physician includes the following:
(i) A licensed CRNA may provide anesthesia services pursuant to the order of a licensed physician, podiatric physician or dentist.
(ii) For anesthesia services, an anesthesiologist, physician, podiatric physician or dentist participates through discussion of, and agreement with, the anesthesia plan and is physically present and available on the premises during the delivery of anesthesia services for diagnosis, consultation and treatment of emergency medical conditions.
(iii) A CRNA may select, order and administer medications, including controlled substances, and apply appropriate medical devices for delivery of anesthesia services under the anesthesia plan agreed to by an anesthesiologist, or the operating physician, operating podiatric physician or operating dentist. (See 225 ILCS 65/65-35(c-5) and (c-10).)
(iv) In a physician's office, the CRNA may only provide anesthesia services if the physician has training and experience in the delivery of anesthesia services to patients.
(v) In a podiatric physician's office, the CRNA may only provide those services the podiatric physician is authorized to provide pursuant to the Podiatric Medical Practice Act.
(vi) A collaborative agreement between a CRNA and a dentist must be in accordance with 225 ILCS 65/65-35(c-10). In a dentist's office, the CRNA may only provide those services the dentist is authorized to provide pursuant to the Illinois Denta...
Collaboration and Consultation. The Grantor and the Tribe contemplate a long term relationship over many generations to come and are committed to an open process of communication and collaboration with respect to this Agreement, the Easement, use of the Property, and any other relevant matter. In addition to identifying and tending to problems swiftly and proactively, the parties are also committed to identifying and celebrating successes. The parties acknowledge that their relationship with each other and with the Property is an evolving process, and they agree to consult with each other in good faith at all times.
Collaboration and Consultation. Each of the Parties shall provide to the other Party on a timely basis all of the information within its control which is required to: (a) enable the other Party to satisfy its continuous disclosure and reporting obligations under Securities Laws; (b) meet the operational/management needs of the other Party, including (without limitation):
(a) strategic and business planning;
(b) activity that would be considered a material fact or material change involving the acquisition of the securities, business, technology, property or other assets of another Person (“M&A Activity”);
(c) preparation of budgets and Forecasts;
(d) preparation of public filings and press releases;
(e) banking and credit relationships, including issuance of debt;
(f) retainer of external tax, investor relations, legal and risk management advisors;
(g) retainer of subsidiary governance service providers and coordination on subsidiary governance where beneficial;
(h) investor relations;
(i) ongoing enterprise risk assessment; and
(j) tax planning and ongoing administration of tax compliance.
Collaboration and Consultation. In order to achieve the desired outcomes of safety, Permanency, and well-being for Children, each Contractor shall collaborate with other CISR Contractors, the Agency, JCS, other Child Welfare and community services providers, and relevant stakeholders. Strong collaboration will strengthen services, identify gaps or needs, promote best practice, and avoid service duplication. The Contractor shall participate in local, Service Area, and Statewide committees, workgroups, and planning groups. The Contractor shall collaborate with entities such as, but not limited to, the following:
a) All CWES, FGCS, and ▇▇▇ Contractors in all Service Areas;
b) Safety Plan and Family, Safety, Risk and Permanency (FSRP) contractors;
c) Recruitment, Retention, Training, and Support (RRTS) of Resource Families contractors;
d) State and local initiatives such as, but not limited to, the breakthrough series collaborative and minority, child, and family initiatives;
e) Parent partners;
f) Family Team Decision Making (FTDM) meetings and Youth Transition Decision Making (YTDM) meetings;
g) Providers of mental health and substance abuse services;
h) Churches and faith based community organizations;
i) The judicial system including judges, county attorneys, and guardians ad litem; and,
j) State child welfare and JCS initiatives. While frequent movement of a Child is discouraged, there may be cases where it will be necessary for a Child to move from one service to another service or one Service Area to another Service Area. In order to ensure continuity of care and seamless Transitions for each Child, the Contractor shall also:
a) Develop strong linkages with other child welfare service providers; and,
b) Focus on communicating with the Referral Worker and the receiving or sending service to ensure all relevant information regarding the Child is shared when it is necessary for a Child to move to a different Contractor.
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