Flowchart Sample Clauses

A Flowchart clause outlines the use of a visual diagram to represent the sequence of steps, decisions, or processes within an agreement or procedure. Typically, this clause specifies that a flowchart will be attached or referenced in the contract to clarify complex workflows, such as approval processes, dispute resolution steps, or project milestones. By providing a clear, visual representation, the clause helps parties understand their obligations and the order of operations, reducing ambiguity and minimizing the risk of misunderstandings.
Flowchart. All WTA requirements for Part-time Teachers are pro-rata. Agreement needs to be made before the start of session.
Flowchart. Pre-discharge Pond Sampling Exceedances of water quality standards at a POC may be subject to civil penalties under Sections 109 and 310(c) of CERCLA. In addition, failure of DOE to notify the State and EPA of such exceedances or other reportable occurrences, or failure to undertake source evaluations or mitigating actions as described above, will be enforceable consistent with the terms of Part 8 of the RFLMA.
Flowchart. Record the information sharing decision and your reasons in line with your organisation’s procedures or local protocol.
Flowchart. 1) Employee Tests Positive for COVID19 (either symptomatic or asymptomatic) 2) Employee Quarantined due to Prolonged Exposure* 3) Employee who is High Risk (CDC) 4) Employee Caring for or Living with Someone with 5) Employee has a High-Risk Person in Household • Employee advises their administrator • Administrator advises HR • HR has employee complete the COVID19 Reporting Form • HR works with employee on when they can return to work & required documentation • Employee advises their administrator • Administrator advises HR • HR has employee complete the COVID19 Reporting Form • HR works with employee on when they can return to work & required documentation • Employee should contact HR if they need a reasonable accommodationEmployee needs to provide HR with documentation of this need • Employee should contact their doctor • Employee advises their administrator • Administrator advises HR • HR has employee complete the COVID19 Reporting Form • HR works with employee on when they can return to work & required documentation • Employee should contact HR if they need a reasonable accommodation • Employee needs to provide HR with documentation of this need • District COVID Exposure Leave • May be eligible for PFML and FMLA *** • Sick Leave • Annual or Personnel LeaveUnpaid Leave • Long-term disability • Employee needs to go home if symptoms arise during work • Employee should contact their doctor • Employee advises their administrator • Administrator advises HR • HR has employee complete the COVID19 Reporting Form • HR works with employee on when they can return to work & required documentation • Emergency paid sick leave under FFCRA ** • May be eligible for PFML and FMLA *** • Sick Leave • Annual or Personal Leave • Unpaid Leave • District COVID Exposure Leave • Sick Leave • Annual or Personal Leave • Unpaid Leave • District COVID Exposure Leave • May be eligible for PFML and FMLA *** • Sick Leave • Annual or Personal Leave • Worker’s Comp • Unpaid Leave • Long-term disability • Emergency paid sick leave under FFCRA ** • May be eligible for PFML and FMLA *** • Sick Leave • Annual or Personal Leave • Unpaid Leave • District COVID Exposure Leave • May be eligible for PFML and FMLA *** • Sick Leave • Annual or Personal Leave • Unpaid Leave
Flowchart. Aim: To identify patients with CVD risk of 20% or more who are unaware of risk and refer them to their GP for further assessment and intervention. Patients who are resident in Gosport or Havant local authority district and are within the following age groups: men aged 50-69 years or women aged 60-69 years. Exclude patient if either of the following applies: ▪ Has had a heart attack, angina, stroke, TIA, diabetes, chronic kidney disease, or is receiving blood pressure or cholesterol reducing medication; Female smoker 60-69 years Male non-smoker 60-69 years Male smoker 50-59 years Assess vascular risk No Offer healthy lifestyle advice under Pharmacy Contract Essential Services and signpost to smoking cessation service if appropriate Male smoker 60-69 years Recommend client sees GP Vascular risk ≥20%? Yes ▪ Has been invited or attended for a CVD risk assessment at the GP practice in the last 6 months Self completion of eligibility questionnaire Meets criteria? Yes Entry: Opportunistic self selection from leaflet or identified by pharmacist / counter assistant when purchasing smoking cessation related products for self. No Assess according to the following categories Male non-smoker 50-59 years or female non-smoker 60-69 years 4 week follow up (up to 3 attempts) Monthly data submission and payment claim to PCT Payment via PPSA Date: Dear Dr Surgery Your patient has participated in Pharmacy Vascular Risk Assessment and has consented to have the outcomes of the assessment to be sent to you for consideration and action: Surname: First Name: DoB: / / Address: Post code: Patient signature: Please find below the details of the assessment: Blood pressure (average of two readings) Sys: Dia: BMI Smoking status (tick) Smoker Ex-smoker Non-smoker CVD Risk assessment (10 year risk)i Pharmacy address: Tel. no. Yours sincerely Pharmacist’s signature Pharmacist’s name • Measure and record: o Height o Weight o Body Mass Index o Blood Pressure (average of 2 readings) • Assess cardiovascular risk using above data and an online assessment tool, Q-Risk2™ (permission has been granted by the University of Nottingham) o Default values will be assumed for blood lipids Patients with CVD risk <20% will receive a copy of the risk assessment together with tailored advice as to how they can prevent their risk from increasing and reduce their risk. The terminology needs to be clear. Rather than “screening” one should use the terms “risk assessment” and “risk reduction”. Advice will be supp...
Flowchart. If you are applying for a grant and TMCP need to be party then the Funding Agreement should be sent to TMCP for review as soon as possible.
Flowchart. [NOTE #1: Process steps are numbered in accordance with their corresponding step numbers in Section 6.] [NOTE #2: “Quality records” are identified via bold-text titles and shadowing of the border of their symbols.]
Flowchart. One of the most suitable tools for quality planning through a schematic representation of the processes in a project is the flowchart. A flow chart is a pictorial or graphic representation of a process or a project, created according to some standard methods, to make it easier and more immediate to communicate and understand the process to all the people involved. With a flow chart you are able to schematically represent the components of a structure, the steps of a procedure or a chronology: in practice, any organizational process can be schematized in a diagram. The different steps of the process are displayed in the flow chart through different and pre-established geometric shapes, in fact: ͻ the circle indicates the beginning and end of the process; ͻ the rectangle contains brief descriptions of the various passages; ͻ the rhomboid contains synthetic descriptions of the different steps, which however are characterized by the interaction with other processes, incoming and / or outgoing; ͻ the rhombus does not contain a synthetic description, but a question, which presupposes the presence of two / three alternatives. Representing a process through the flowchart means first of all representing what actually happens in stages. It is advisable to be as analytical as possible, trying to reach a high level of detail of the activities, as this allows to identify more easily what may be the possible weak links in the chain.
Flowchart. Subtasks
Flowchart. (a) E-Comm will accept operational (SOP related) change requests, or complaints, and process them as detailed in the flowchart below. (b) PRIME CAD and RMS and RCMP CPIC and IT related technical and process concerns must go to the RCMP Central Help Desk. (c) Changes to the scope of services provided by E-Comm to the Dispatch Customer (as outlined in this document) may be made upon mutual agreement.