ICD Sample Clauses
An ICD (Interconnection and Coordination Document) clause defines the requirements and procedures for coordinating and documenting the technical and operational interfaces between different parties or systems in a project. This clause typically outlines the responsibilities for sharing information, managing changes, and resolving issues related to the interconnection points, such as between a contractor and a utility provider. By establishing clear protocols for communication and documentation, the ICD clause ensures that all parties are aligned on technical specifications and interface management, thereby reducing the risk of misunderstandings and integration problems during project execution.
ICD. 10
20.3.1 Contractor shall use the criteria set forth in the current edition of the DSM as the clinical tool to make diagnostic determinations.
20.3.2 Once a DSM diagnosis is determined, the Contractor shall determine the corresponding diagnosis in the current edition of ICD. Contractor shall use the ICD diagnosis code(s) to submit a claim for SUD services to receive reimbursement from County.
20.3.3 Under the EPSDT mandate, for youth under the age of 21, a diagnosis from the ICD-10 for Substance-Related and Addictive Disorders is not required for early intervention services.
20.3.4 The ICD Tabular List of Diseases and Injuries is maintained by CMS and may be updated during the term of this Agreement. Changes to the lists of ICD diagnoses do not require an amendment to this Agreement, and County may implement these changes as provided by DHCS.
ICD. 10
A. Contractor shall use the criteria set forth in the current edition of the DSM as the clinical tool to make diagnostic determinations.
B. Once a DSM diagnosis is determined, the Contractor shall determine the corresponding mental health diagnosis in the current edition of ICD. Contractor shall use the ICD diagnosis code(s) to submit a claim for SMHS to receive reimbursement from County.
C. The ICD Tabular List of Diseases and Injuries is maintained by CMS and may be updated during the term of this Agreement. Changes to the lists of ICD diagnoses do not require an amendment to this Agreement, and County may implement these changes as provided by CMS.
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ICD. 9-CM Codes: International Classification of Diseases, 9th Revision, Clinical Modification
ICD. 10-CM Diagnosis Codes: International Classification of Diseases, Tenth Revision, Clinical Modification, a classification system for diseases, procedures, conditions, causes, etc. References to ICD- 10-CM Diagnosis Codes include codes set forth in subsequent revisions of the publication.
ICD. 9 CODE DESCRIPTION NC BH MED CLIN REV. 305.21 CANNABIS USE, CONTINUOUS X 305.22 CANNABIS ABUSE, EPISODIC X 305.23 CANNABIS ABUSE, IN REMISSION X 305.3 HALLUCINOGEN-HALLUCINOSIS X 305.31 HALLUCINOGENIC ABUSE, CONTINUOUS X 305.32 HALLUCINOGENIC ABUSE, EPISODIC X 305.33 HALLUCINOGENIC ABUSE, IN REMISSION X 305.4 SEDATIVE OR HYPNOTIC-INTOXICATION X 305.41 BARBITURATE & SIMIL ACTING SEDATIVE OR HYPN ABUSE, CONT X 305.42 BARBITURATE & SIMIL ACTING SEDATIVE OR HYPN ABUSE, EPISODIC X 305.43 BARBITURATE & SIMIL ACTING SEDATIVE OR HYPN ABUSE, IN REM X 305.5 OPIOID-INTOXICATION X 305.51 OPIOID ABUSE, CONTINUOUS X 305.52 OPIOID ABUSE, EPISODIC X 305.53 OPIOID ABUSE, IN REMISSION X 305.6 COCAINE ABUSE X 305.6 COCAINE-INTOXICATION X 305.61 COCAINE DEPENDENCE-CONTINUOUS X 305.62 COCAINE ABUSE-EPISODIC X 305.63 COCAINE ABUSE, IN REMISSION X 305.7 AMPHETAMINE-INTOXICATION X 305.71 AMPHETAMINE OR REL ACTING SYMPATHOMIM ABUSE, CONTIN X 305.8 ANTIDEPRESSANT TYPE ABUSE, UNSPECIFIED X 305.81 ANTIDEPRESSANT TYPE ABUSE, CONTINUOUS X 305.82 ATNIDEPRESSANT TYPE ABUSE, EPISODIC X 305.83 ANTIDEPRESSANT TYPE ABUSE, IN REMISSION X 305.9 INHALANT-INTOXICATION X 305.91 DRUG ABUSE NEC - CONTIN X 306 PHYSIOLOGICAL MALFUNCTIONS ARISING FROM MENTAL FACTORS X 306 MUSCULOSKELETAL X 306.1 RESPIRATORY X 306.2 CARDIOVASCULAR X 306.3 SKIN X 306.4 GASTROINTESTINAL X 306.5 GENITOURINARY X 306.51 VAGINISMUS X 306.52 PSYCHOGENIC DYSMENORRHEA X 306.53 PSYCHOGENIC DYSURIA X 306.59 OTHER PHYSIOLOGICAL MALFUNCTIONS X 306.6 ENDOCRINE X 306.7 ORGANS OF SPECIAL SENSE X 306.8 OTHER SPECIFIED PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL MALFUNCTIONS X 306.9 UNSPECIFIED PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL MALFUNCTIONS X 307 STAMMERING & STUTTERING X 307 STUTTERING X 307.1 ANOREXIA NERVOSA X 307.1 ANOREXIA NERVOSA X 307.2 TIC D/O NOS X 307.2 TIC DISORDER NOS X 307.21 TRANSIENT TIC DISORDER X 307.22 CHRONIC MOTOR OR VOCAL TIC DISORDER X 307.23 TOURETTE'S SYNDROME X 307.3 STEREOTYPE/HABIT DISORDER X 307.3 STEREOTYPE/HABIT DISORDER X 307.4 SPECIFIC DISORDERS OF SLEEP OF NONORGANIC ORIGIN X 307.4 DYSSOMNIA NOS X 307.41 TRANSIENT DISORDER OF INITIATING OR MAINTAINING SLEEP X 307.42 DYSSOMNIAS-PRIMARY INSOMNIA (NON-ORGANIC) X ICD-9 CODE DESCRIPTION NC BH MED CLIN REV. 307.43 TRANSIENT DISORD OF INITIATING OR MAINTAINING WAKEFULNESS X 307.44 HYPERSOMNIA DISORDER-RELATED TO ANOTHER MENTAL DIS X 307.45 HYPERSOMNIA DISORDER-SLEEP-WAKE SCHEDULE DISORDER X 307.46 PARASOMNIAS-SLEEP TERROR/SLEEPWALKING DISORDER X 307.47 PARASOMNIAS-DREAM ANXIETY DISORDER (NIGHTMARE ...
ICD. 11 “The term “ICD-11” shall mean the Eleventh Revision of the International Statistical Classifications of Diseases and Related Health Problems, as may be revised or amended from time to time, or a successor classification.
ICD. Africa has local representation in the countries and territories of the project to ensure the relationship and collaboration between project partners is implemented. Local branches constitute a guarantee of success and sustainability of the programs developed. The missions, activities and organisation of ICD-Afrique The implementation of projects promoting human services and local development activities generating economic activity, wealth and jobs. The coordination of cooperation and development aid programmes around themes including health, education, access to water, energy, agriculture, horticulture, environmental protection and solidarity tourism. The reduction of inequality, poverty, rural exodus and emigration. In Senegal, this plan is determined by the government and implemented by the Regional Development Agencies (RDAs). Direct collaboration with communities ensures that the projects being implemented meet their expectations and needs. The project design follows democratic and participatory principles agreed on by all, approved by local and regional authorities and in compliance with LDPs. All projects are systematically integrated into the LDPs approved by elected officials and local government. Non-interference is a core principle for ICD-Afrique. to develop decentralised cooperation between North and South via the implementation of an information procedure on the common benefits of such an approach; to seek technical and financial partners for the implementation of its programmes; to prioritise participatory processes and equitable and solidarity-based exchanges in a cross- cutting manner; to promote Fair and Solidarity Tourism among operators and the general public; to develop twinning and educational exchanges from primary school to university.
ICD. The Khurja ICD is co-located with a state-of-the-art Rail Terminal and FTWZ. ICD- Khurja is the only private ICD in the country to have exclusive connectivity with 6-lane private rail siding offering regular and prompt rail connectivity through owned ▇▇▇▇▇ to all the major gateway ports that service the northern region of India. ICD Khurja is located strategically with multiple road approaches from the major 4/6 lane highways providing a congestion-free movement of cargo and containers.
ICD. Afrique benefits from local representation in the project countries and regions in order to consolidate the relationship and ensure collaboration between project partners. Local branches constitute a guarantee of the success and sustainability of the programmes developed. They enable rapid reaction to any programme or schedule changes and the hands-on management of projects and sites. Four local branches have been set up: the first in 2006 in Tambacounda, Senegal, the second in 2009 in Tizi-Ouzou, Algeria, the third in 2010 in Ouidah, Benin and the last in 2011 in Ziguinchor, Senegal. Their missions and objectives are as follows: to represent ICD-Afrique with national and local authorities and partners to support various project implementing bodies to act as management consultants to monitor and support projects to introduce appropriate training to serve as a conduit for the organisation of solidarity visits To date, 14 salaried and around 60 non-salaried posts have been created through these activities and more than 20 people have had their activities strengthened through solidarity projects and visits. Skills, experience and funding sources Achievements in Senegal: Social integration and rehabilitation of French youth Since 2005, indefinite Youth visits Youth building projects (construction and rehabilitation of infrastructure in tourism, education, crafts, sport) ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Secondary School, IUT Saint Gérôme, ADDAP, €184,000 GIE AN, GIE DG, Dialacoto (Secondary School, CTP, Primary School, GPF), Craft Village Creation of economic activity through the establishment of a network of solidarity ecotourism camps 2007-2013 Capacity building and technical infrastructure of the Tamba Socé and Dialacoto camps - Buildings and equipment - Training and coaching of management teams Secular Development Cooperation Service (SLCD, Belgium) €294,000 RDA, KAMBEN SDS, GIE AN, GIE DG School twinning: Plateau II Schools in Tambacounda and the Asse Valley in France Since 2007, indefinite School equipment and supplies Exchanges between students and teachers Exchange visits between teachers from the Asse Valley Construction and equipment of a multi-purpose hall APE Departmental Council €10,600 RDA, ASS. LA VOIE, IA, Town Hall School twinning: Nettéboulou secondary school and ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ secondary school in Saint ▇▇▇▇▇▇ des Alpes Since 2008, indefinite Rehabilitation of infrastructure School equipment and supplies APE ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Secondary School €5,000 IA, Ru...