Narratives Sample Clauses

Narratives. Patient narratives will be drafted from final patient data listings. Omnicare clinical writing can prepare patient narratives for SAEs and discontinuations due to AEs.
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Narratives. 1. Describe how your program meets the eligibility requirements described in the Eligibility Criteria section of the application instructions (Pages 1-2). Be sure to address each requirement specifically.
Narratives. A written narrative shall be submitted with every schedule submittal. The narrative shall:
Narratives. For all narrative documents (including documents referenced in Appendix X and (the Project specifications), submit one paper copy and one electronic copy thereof.
Narratives. Response: We do not anticipate any revenue from this program so our revenue in all years is less than expenses from the program. And, we do have the required match through a voter passed local Community Climate Action Millage (tax) that passed in November of 2022. The Administrator has approved using a portion of this new revenue to meet the match requirements of this program.
Narratives. These hours may be counted toward the member's term of service if they do not interfere with their normal service hours or conflict with prohibited activities, and the service is approved by the program director.
Narratives a. Describe the Provider’s approach and methodology to provide the Dental Network services as described in C.3.1 including the following:
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Narratives efforts. That's why we propose using Members to educate residents deeply and regularly about the strategic opportunities they have to save money and address the climate crisis. This will be done by turning the Members into an educational brigade that knocks on residents' doors, hosts events in neighborhoods, teaches folk about individual and collective climate action, helps support natural systems and neighborhood stewardship, and directs residents to resources and support services so that they become part of the local climate movement. This education is necessary and currently lacking across the entirety of the city, and where it exists is largely in affluent, predominately white households. To equitably address the climate crisis, all Xxx Arborites, especially Black, Indigenous, and People of Color need to be centered and provided opportunities to reap the multitude of benefits associated with climate action. That is why we propose leveraging the passion of 10 AmeriCorps Members to support two critical prongs of local climate action: 1) community education; and 2) natural areas stewardship. Each of these interventions will begin in frontline and fenceline neighborhoods in Xxx Arbor, areas that are disproportionately impacted by climate change and have lower access to market-based opportunities to lower energy consumption, improve indoor health, safety, and comfort, and enhance the natural systems in their neighborhoods. The CDC Social Vulnerability Index, in addition to the Washtenaw County Opportunity Index and Headwaters Economics Neighborhoods at Risk mapping tool will be used to identify target geographies for education, given the clear overlap of these tools with the goals of equitable decarbonization. Through work in these target areas, the Members will get 700 individual residents to commit to engaging in city decarbonization programs and 500 individuals committing to take an action to reduce climate pollution in their homes, all while improving 150 acres of natural systems in vulnerable communities through increased stewardship. By doing this, the members will collectively set the city on a pathway to reduce long-term emissions by 10% from a 2019 baseline and significantly lower flooding risk in vulnerable areas. These output and outcomes targets were established by analyzing what was needed to scale this intervention to the whole City as well as what was feasibly achievable in a one-year period.

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