Declined Referrals Clause Samples
Declined Referrals. If, during the three (3)-year period following the Effective Date, Spider determines that Spider shall not license the Software, Developed Software, or both to an Intek Referral, Intek shall have the right to license the Software, Developed Software or both, as the case may be, to such Intek Referral, provided that Intek (i) assumes all liability for such Intek Referral's compliance with all of the terms and conditions of Spider's end user license agreement for such Software or Developed Software or both, as the case may be, (ii) pays to Spider the Spider Fees determined by Spider for the license of such Software or Developed Software, or both, as the case may be, and (iii) is subject to the sublicensing limitations set forth in subsections (i), (iii), and (iv) of Section 3.9 above. Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary set forth in this Section 5.4 or otherwise in this Agreement, Spider shall have the right to prohibit Intek from sublicensing the Software, the Developed Software, or both to an Intek Referral under the circumstances set forth in subsection (ii) of Section 3.9 above. If Intek determines that Intek shall not provide Operational Services to a Spider Referral, Spider shall have the right to refer Spider Referrals to third party providers of services similar to the Operational Services and to collect referral fees and commissions with respect to such Spider Referrals without any obligation or liability to Intek.
Declined Referrals. HSA DR Program Manager will review all declined referrals each month to monitor reasons that referrals were declined (e.g. non-familial sexual abuse, elevated to Path Three). • CalWORKS refers to California Work Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids, a statewide cash assistance program for families. • CARE refers to the web based computer system, Community Approach to Relating and Engaging with Families, used by Community Partners to enter assessment information, case plan and record of contacts with clients. • CAT refers to Comprehensive Assessment Tool used by Children & Family Services Social Workers to assess safety and risk. • CFS refers to Children & Family Services • CWS/CMS refers to the statewide Children & Family Services computer system, Child Welfare Services/Case Management System used by the Social Workers • FAST refers to Family Assessment Screening Tool used by Differential Response case managers to assess service needs. • FSST refers to Family Self-Sufficiency Team, a multi-disciplinary team made up of professionals from various county and community-based organizations to address families’ specific needs. • MDT refers to Multi-Disciplinary Team, a meeting between County Community Workers and Case Managers, which includes the transfer of confidential client information. • PHN refers to Public Health Nurses who provide case management services in homes, clinics and other sites to assist families in minimizing disability and maximizing healthy lifestyles and habits. Activities include outreach, assessment, referral and follow-up for high- risk families are stationed in most County-run clinics to assist patients with education, guidance, support and access to community resources.
A. In accordance with the Child Abuse Prevention and Reporting section of this Agreement, Contractor agrees as follows: Each applicant for employment or a volunteer position at Contractor’s program who will have a supervisory or disciplinary power over a minor or any person under his or her care will be fingerprinted in order to determine whether they have a criminal history which would compromise the safety of such minor(s) or person(s) under his or her care. (Penal Code 11105.3(a), as amended in 1990 by AB 2617). All fingerprinting will be at Contractor’s sole expense.
B. The fingerprinting process will be completed and the results of the process will be obtained before any of Contractor’s employees, subcontractors, assignees or volunteers are assigned or permitted...
Declined Referrals. If CONTRACTOR declines a placement referral, CONTRACTOR shall submit to ADMINISTRATOR within five (5) business days, written documentation in a format acceptable to ADMINISTRATOR, the reasons for declining referral and details on identified resources/services/supports or change of circumstance which may enable acceptance of placement. After an initial placement referral is declined, ADMINISTRATOR may request a reconsideration for the declined referral through a second level review. If after a second level review placement cannot be facilitated, CONTRACTOR shall submit to ADMINISTRATOR within three