Practice Responsibilities. 8.1 As part of its commitment to quality improvement and patient safety, the practice agrees to:
Practice Responsibilities. A. Phase 1: Primary Care Telehealth Participative Agreement and W-9
Practice Responsibilities. 15.1 As part of its commitment to quality improvement and patient safety, the Practice agrees to:
Practice Responsibilities. (1) The Practice will retain responsibility for the care of its clients and will maintain administrative and professional supervision of students insofar as their presence and program assignments affect the operation of the Practice and its care, direct and indirect, of its clients. No provision of this MOU shall prevent any Practice client from requesting not to be a teaching client or prevent any member of the Practice’s staff from designating any client as a non-teaching client.
Practice Responsibilities. To nominate a project lead to be the main contact within the Practice for the risk stratification project. This individual will be responsible for authorising which individuals can access Practice data via the Reporting System.
Practice Responsibilities. As part of its commitment to quality improvement and patient safety, the Practice agrees to: • Identify an Accreditation co-ordinator to liaise with QIP’s Accreditation Consultant • Complete the self-assessment within the agreed upon timelines • Assist QIP Accreditation Consultant during the desktop audit by providing the relevant records and data in compliance with Federal and State privacy legislation (as appropriate) • Respond in a timely manner to requests for information from the Accreditation Consultant about issues or concerns, including potential instances of non-compliance • Permit QIP to use and share aggregated de-identified accreditation results data collected during the accreditation process, in accordance with Section 5 of this agreement • Permit QIP to publish the name and location of the Practice on QIP and ADA Inc.’s websites upon the Practice gaining accreditation • Use QIP materials only for internal purposes related to the accreditation process • Communicate its accreditation status only to the community it serves and any relevant stakeholders • Advise QIP immediately of any information it obtains which may be relevant to whether the Practice continues to comply with the Standards. • Update the Practice details on the client portal to verify that it continues to meet the Standards under which it was accredited (as updated from time to time) • Advise QIP in writing at least 28 business days before any: o change in the premises of the Practice; or o change in ownership of the Practice (including change in ownership of any entity with any interest in the Practice) o changes in key staff • Pay the accreditation fee at the point of registration (see Section 4) • The accredited Practice agrees to: o claim accreditation only for the Practice that has been granted accreditation o accurately promote its accreditation status in promotional documents, brochures and advertising materials o ensure that accreditation certificates, symbols, decals and reports are used in an appropriate manner and in accordance with QIP guidelines o immediately notify QIP in writing of any infringement or possible infringement or of any actions or claims in relation to the use of the accreditation symbol o indemnify and keep QIP indemnified against any actions, suits, claims, demands, proceedings, losses, damages, compensation, sums of money, costs (including solicitor and client costs), charges and expenses arising out of the Practice’s use of the accreditation logo o...
Practice Responsibilities. 1. Commitment to educating your patient community on immunizations as outlined in the Quality Measures identified in the CPF QIP.
Practice Responsibilities
