Malpractices Clause Samples

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Malpractices. The NWH and its personnel shall strictly desist and refrain themselves from committing the illegal acts of malpractices, unlawful and unethical acts which are as follow: A) Collection of money from the beneficiaries. B) Deficiency of services C) Engaging middle men
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Malpractices. The NWH and its personnel shall strictly desist and refrain themselves from committing the illegal acts of malpractices, unlawful and unethical acts which are as follow: A) Collection of money from the beneficiaries. B) Deficiency of services C) Engaging middlemen D) Rejection of services to the beneficiaries under the various schemes of the Trust. E) Mobilizing patients by fraudulent means to network hospitals F) Fraudulently luring the patients from other hospitals and shifting them at their choice of hospitals, through brokers, agents and marketing executives etc. G) Payment of commissions or percentage by NWHS to primary health care`s staff or Trustfield staff for gaining undue favours. H) Unauthorized shifting of beneficiaries to other hospitals. I) Discontinuing and incomplete treatment to the beneficiary. J) Fraudulent and fake pre-authorizations / unwanted therapies. K) Fraudulent claims L) Creating and using bogus and forged documents M) Referral cases with wrong guidance N) Misguiding the patients by giving wrong guidance O) Inhuman behavior against the beneficiaries.
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Malpractices. The NWH and its personnel shall strictly desist and refrain themselves from committing the illegal acts of malpractices, unlawful and unethical acts which are as follow: Collection of money from the beneficiaries. Deficiency of services Engaging middlemen Rejection of services to the beneficiaries under the various schemes of the Trust. Mobilizing patients by fraudulent means to network hospitals Fraudulently luring the patients from other hospitals and shifting them at their choice of hospitals, through brokers, agents and marketing executives etc. Payment of commissions or percentage by NWHS to primary health care`s staff or Trust field staff for gaining undue favours. Unauthorized shifting of beneficiaries to other hospitals. Discontinuing and incomplete treatment to the beneficiary. Fraudulent and fake pre-authorizations / unwanted therapies. Fraudulent claims Creating and using bogus and forged documents Referral cases with wrong guidance Misguiding the patients by giving wrong guidance Inhuman behavior against the beneficiaries.
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Malpractices. Malpractices will also cover any of the following: Tampering with standard fittings of TT including the security locks, security locking system & calibration. Unauthorized deviation from specified route/unauthorized delay/ unauthorized enroute stoppage/ not reaching destination/ over speeding. Unauthorized use of TT for products other than the petroleum products for which it has been engaged. Entering into contract based on forged documents/ false information. Entering into an agreement for the same TT with other oil companies. Deliberate damage/tampering of VMU. Pilferage/ short receipt of product.
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