Patient load Sample Clauses
The "Patient load" clause defines the expected number of patients or caseload that a healthcare provider is responsible for under an agreement. It typically specifies a maximum or minimum number of patients to be seen within a certain timeframe, such as per day or per week, and may outline procedures for adjusting the load if patient numbers fluctuate. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear understanding of workload expectations, helping to prevent overburdening providers and to maintain quality of care.
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Patient load. The nurse orientee and the preceptor or designee shall not be assigned a total number of patients in excess of the patient load of the preceptor or designee. The Medical Center reserves the right to interrupt the precepting process to provide for other direct patient care that is necessary. In such an event, the Medical Center will make a good-faith effort to maintain the continuity of the orientation process.
Patient load. Each Chief of Service or his/her designee shall adhere to the applicable RRC requirements regarding patient admissions and discharges per resident. Any dispute not resolved at a department level may be brought to the Committee referred to in Article IX of this Agreement.
Patient load. 4.8. The accredited department shall maintain the minimum required patient load in OPD registrations and/or IPD admissions as per applicable NBEMS criteria indicated in the Information Bulletin.
4.9. In surgical disciplines, the surgical case load and spectrum of diagnosis in the accredited department shall be required to be maintained to minimum prescribed standards for continuing NBEMS Diploma accreditation.
4.10. Requisite support services and facilities for Diploma training shall be maintained during the period of accreditation.
5. Guidelines for Accredited Hospital A. Training Charges & Fee Guidelines:
5.1. The training charges and fee guidelines shall be as per public notice uploaded / updated by the NBEMS on its website from time to time. The Annual course fee prescribed by NBEMS for Diploma courses and payable by the NBEMS trainees is as follows: Total 1,25,000/-
5.2. The accredited hospital cannot charge any other fees like capitation fees, security deposit, security bond, and caution bond in the form of cash, fixed deposit, bank guarantee, and agreement by any instrument whatsoever. However, Government Hospitals applying under NBEMS courses can implement a service bond. It is mandatory for the respective State Governments/hospitals to inform to the concerned Counseling Conduct Authority regarding the implementation of service bond, if any, prior to start of counseling for admission to Diploma seats, each year. The service bond cannot be implemented after the start of counseling for a particular admission session.