Electronic Medical Records. Provider is required to use PIMSY electronic record keeping software. Provider shall promptly prepare and provide to Company properly completed medical records and reports (“Records”) of all Services rendered pursuant to the Agreement. Schedule B outlines proper documentation standards required by The Company. Provider’s Records shall be ‘Released for Review’ to Company within 2 days of each patient encounter. Compensation will only be paid for services that are properly documented and fully released in the PIMSY system on eligible patients (See schedule B). The Company retains the right to withhold Compensation pending its receipt of Provider’s properly documented Records of his or her Services. All notes for each week must be ‘released for review’ by Sunday at 5pm for the previous week. Any note put in the system and not (released for review) by the last day of each week will have a $5 penalty per note.
Electronic Medical Records. Teladoc will maintain a personal health profile of the member that will keep the records of Member’s medical history, consultations, doctor’s notes and follow-up discussions. The information submitted by the Member will be secure and confidential, and shall be available at any time. The Member will be able to share this record with his/her primary care physician.
Electronic Medical Records. I understand that the facility where I am submitting this document is part of Certified Dermatologists or is a facility at which a member of Certified Dermatologists has privileges. I understand that the medical records kept by Certified Dermatologists are maintained in an electronic medical record system that is utilized by all of Certified Dermatologists and accessible from all Certified Dermatologists locations. I understand that medical records concerning my, or the below named patient’s, conditions and treatment may be accessed at locations within Certified Dermatologists other than the facility at which treatment is being provided. I authorize the release of information from the medical record to members of the medical staff, its allied health professionals, employees, other facilities and organizations of Certified Dermatologists and its agents as well as to accrediting and licensing/regulatory entities who have agreed to keep such information confidential, for the purpose of continuity of care, reviewing or auditing the performance of this facility, its medical staff, its allied health professionals, its employees, and/or its agents or otherwise assisting this facility in either its administration or the rendering of patient care.
Electronic Medical Records. As of September 1, 2015, we transitioned to electronic medical records for all patients. This system is encrypted, secured, and HIPAA compliant. All services will be charged and paid on the day of service by check or credit card. Monthly statements will be issued to you for your records or for insurance reimbursement. ( ) By signing this section of the form you have read, understand, and agree to the aforementioned terms. Client Name (Please Print) Client Signature: Date: Both Responsible Parties: Date: I have confirmed with the child/adolescent and his or her parent(s) that they have no further questions and wish to commence with treatment. Psychotherapist: Date: By signing this section of the form, you are indicating that you have discussed your presenting problem, diagnosis (if applicable), therapy plan, treatment options/risks with your therapist and that you agree with the plan to move forward. Client Signature: Date: Both Responsible Parties: Date: I have confirmed with the child/adolescent and his or her parent(s) that they have no further questions and wish to continue with treatment.
Electronic Medical Records. I understand that the facility where I am submiﹹng this document is part of Cerﳳfied Dermatologists or is a facility at which a member of Cerﳳfied Dermatologists has privileges. I understand that the medical records kept by Cerﳳfied Dermatologists are maintained in an electronic medical record system that is uﳳlized by all of Cerﳳfied Dermatologists and accessible from all Cerﳳfied Dermatologists locaﳳons. I understand that medical records concerning my, or the below named paﳳent’s, condiﳳons and treatment may be accessed at locaﳳons within Cerﳳfied Dermatologists other than the facility at which treatment is being provided. I authorize the release of informaﳳon from the medical record to members of the medical staff, its allied health professionals, employees, other faciliﳳes and organizaﳳons of Cerﳳfied Dermatologists and its agents as well as to accrediﳳng and licensing/regulatory enﳳﳳes who have agreed to keep such informaﳳon confidenﳳal, for the purpose of conﳳnuity of care, reviewing or audiﳳng the performance of this facility, its medical staff, its allied health professionals, its employees, and/or its agents or otherwise assisﳳng this facility in either its administraﳳon or the rendering of paﳳent care.
Electronic Medical Records. Each party may convert to electronic form, at such party's expense, all Hospital Records in its possession pursuant to this Agreement and may provide the other party access electronically in fulfillment of its obligations in this Section 5.1.
Electronic Medical Records. Describe in detail the electronic medical record keeping system your firm intends to use. Ease of use, reporting capabilities, privacy protections, and medication tracking are examples of some of the details that should be included. Please include any plans, if any, to incorporate past paper records into the new system.
Electronic Medical Records. Accessibility Required in Non-OSHPD Buildings Built-in equipment consoles include recessed or wall mounted Electronic Medical OSHPD CAN 2-11B – Page 18 and 11B-805 July 2015 Code Call Record (EMR) systems. These units must also comply with US Access Board Section 508 Standards for Electronic and Information Technology. A 30-inch by 48-inch clear floor space, in compliance with Section 11B-305, shall be centered in front of the display screen. Wall-mounted units shall comply with protrusion limits prescribed in Section 11B-307.2. Touch screen units shall be allowed to be vertically mounted with the centerline of the display screen no more than 52 inches above the floor in compliance with Section 11B-707.7.1.1. These units will need the capability of an alternate input method such as a wireless keyboard made available to those would need it. 51 Evacuation Signage required 5/8” minimum height for lettering September 2015 Code Call 52 Dimensional Tolerances for Surface Accessibility Our 3PR’s all measure with 2’ smart level. DOJ and Access Board have taken the September 2015 Code Call position that slope maximums do not constitute a ‘high and low range’, and therefore the concept of ‘construction tolerances’ is allowed. 53 Exam Lights Height Vertical clearance shall be 80 inches high minimum. We do not consider the light to 11B-307.4 September 2015 Code Call be a protruding object because generally the lights are considered to be movable objects, they are staff operated, can be returned to a position over the cane- detectable bed/table, and are generally part of an employee work area. 54 Miscellaneous Signs Displayed verbal, symbolic, tactile, and/or pictorial information. New or altered signs 2013 CBC Section 202, 11B-216.1, 11B-216.3 September 2015 Code Call shall be provided in accordance with Section 11B-216 and shall comply with Section and 11B-703.5 11B-703. The addition or replacement of signs shall not trigger any additional path of travel requirements. Exceptions: Building directories, menus, seat and row designations in assembly areas, occupant names, building addresses, and company names and logos shall not be required to comply with Section 11B-216. Signs that provide direction to or information about interior and exterior spaces and facilities of the site shall comply with Section 11B-703.5. If a self-made sign constitutes a ‘permanent room name’ it would require that a compliant sign be provided. 55 Solutioning – Reach-Range at Office-Building HW...
Electronic Medical Records. 5.1 The Investigator and Provider each represent and warrant that the Electronic Medical Record system used by the Investigator and/or Provider shall comply with and shall perform in accordance with all applicable laws and regulations and industry standards.
Electronic Medical Records. The Service Provider shall develop or use its own EMR for registration, maintaining the records and medical history of the patients visiting to Patient Nodes in accordance with the provision of this Agreement. EMR must be integrated with Central Patient Portal.
