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Performed by. The screen should be performed at a Child Advocacy Center (CAC). The exam may be performed by a provider designated by the PIHP to have sufficient training/expertise to perform the out-of- home care health screen consistent with the required clinical standards and required hours of operation.
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Performed by. A. It is the responsibility of all employees to be aware of Main Line Health’s position on conduct that may be construed to be sexual harassment and to refrain from such conduct.
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Performed by. QRT Manager 7 The QRT Manager performs the following meeting follow-up activities: Saves the Zoom recording to the TEAMS Folder for the appropriate quarter. Documents significant action items and summarizes meeting discussion in the QRT meeting summary outline. Drafts meeting summary and forwards document to DMAS for review and comment at least three weeks after the meeting. Finalizes the meeting summary and posts to TEAMS with notification sent to QRT members at least four weeks following the meeting. Monitors completion of action items and reviews for follow up with final communications and/or updates submitted at least two weeks before the next meeting. Summary of Waiver Performance (372 Report) Performed by: QRT Manager Annual Waiver Quality Assurance Reporting 372 Report CMS requires states to submit 372(S) reports annually for each approved section 1915(c) waiver. This is coordinated via the following process: Annual summary of all PM’s below compliance and remediation actions for the most recent waiver year for each of the three DD Waivers is created via filtered excel report from the QRT App. The report is submitted to the DMAS Division of High Support Needs Policy Analyst upon request. QRT EOY Report The QRT EOY Report summarizing waiver performance for the previous year, is published annually. To meet this requirement, the QRT Manager: Following submission of all prior year data (ideally by February 1), creates an annual summary of all PM’s below compliance and remediation actions for the prior waiver year for each of the three DD Waivers via filtered excel report from the QRT App. Reviews the EOY report for prior years for processes that require revision, new sections, changes to prior QRT recommendations, etc. Reviews previous QRT meeting summaries for themes and relevant narrative. Reviews previous CSB and internal feedback for application to the report. Outlines and then drafts sections of the EOY report with inclusion of PM data from the QRT APP report (average % of each PM for the year – numerator, denominator and overall compliance for the year). Pairs the data with narrative on waiver performance, primary reason for noncompliance, and summary of remediation activities for each PM. Creates visualizations to illustrate narrative for insertion into the report (Executive Summary). Submits final compiled draft report to each of the QRT Data SME’s with two week turnaround. By May 1st of each year, OR once all prior year QRT data is received, fi...
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Performed by. Lab: analyses will be performed by the independent laboratory; - Insp: test will be performed by the inspection company; -Insp & lab: means a field test will be performed by the inspection company, the final value will be analyzed by the laboratory
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Performed by. Supply Chain Manager I.T. Manager Contract Administrators Administrative Assistant Controller Divisional Finance Officer Assembly Department Shipping Personnel Shipping Coordinator Traffic Manager Accounting Department Cost Accountant General Accounting Supervisor Receiving Clerk Production Manager Director of Quality Supporting documentation for controls: New account form New credit application form Purchase orders Invoices Xxxx of lading/packing slip Customer master file Return material authorization (RMA) Event condition actions (ECA) Price quote sheet Quote activity report Pricing change system report Cash management system report Cash journal Billing adjustment form Credit memo Discrepancy report Application/SAS 70: M2K Microsoft Excel Microsoft Word XXXXXX CYLINDER COMPANY TriMas Corporation Sarbanes Oxley 404 Documentation Cycle: Revenue Business Unit: Xxxxxx Cylinder Last Revision Date : 5/10/08 Responsible Individual: Controller GENERAL INFORMATION The Revenue Cycle consists of the processes to establish customer; order entry; picking of the order; shipment; billing; and cash application. The functions involved in the Revenue Cycle include Customer Service, Credit and Collections, Sales, Shipping, and Accounts Receivable. The systems utilized in this process are ABW (Xxxxxx Cylinder’s Financial System and General Ledger) and Global Payments. SYSTEM SECURITY System access is restricted based on Role Based Security implemented in ABW (REV01). The ABW system is fully integrated between the Order Entry, Sales, Credit and Collections, Accounts Receivable, Cash and General Ledger modules.
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