Procedural Considerations. A. The site-based management model developed will be disseminated in written form throughout the site community.
Procedural Considerations a) Supervisee’s written cases notes (plus agreed plans) and audio/video tapes may be reviewed in each session;
Procedural Considerations a. Consultee will give minimal indentifying information about each client and will not use client’s name in discussion because the client will not be giving informed consent.
Procedural Considerations. 22 The Settling Parties agree that this proceeding is not a general rate case and that review should proceed on a timetable for less complex matters, as provided in WAC 480-07- 740(2)(b). In order to allow for Commission review of the Settlement and, pending Commission approval of the Settlement, adequate time for a timely customer transition from PSE to GHL, the Settling Parties agree that the Settlement and any supporting documents will be presented to the Commission as soon as possible, but no later than May 22, 2020. The Settling Parties also agree that a formal settlement hearing is not necessary in this case and support the Commission considering the Settlement based on a paper record, unless the Commission determines a hearing is necessary.
Procedural Considerations. Supervisee’s case notes and treatment plans will be reviewed and evaluated regularly. Supervisee will provide a copy of the Record of Supervision to Supervisor for his records. Questions and issues related to Supervisee’s professional development and Deliberate Practice strategies will be discussed. Supervisee will provide raw data from client cases for examination and discussion. Supervision sessions will be used to discuss issues of conflict and failure of either part to abide by directives outlined in this contract. Under no circumstances will the supervisee engage in private practice while under supervision. Compensation Individual and Group Fees will be mutually agreed upon by Supervisor and Supervisee. Supervisor reserves the right to offer pro xxxx services in rare circumstances.
Procedural Considerations a. The Clinical Supervisor will make a log of all attendance and contact between Supervisor and Supervisee.
Procedural Considerations. The Consultee will give minimal identifying information about each client and will not use client’s name in discussion because the client will not be giving informed consent. • The Client must provide informed consent and that written consent must be in the client’s record. • In the event of an emergency, the Consultee’s main responsibility is to contact colleagues within his/her practice group. As an adjunct, if the client is receiving EMDR therapy and the Consultee has discussed the case with the Consultant, the Consultee may call the Consultant to think through possible options. • Develop mutual consultation goals and learning objectives and then modified as needed. • Consultation sessions will be strictly confidential, except when disclosure is required by law.
Procedural Considerations. The term s of this Supplem entary Agreem ent and the BMC-85 or addenda referenced or otherwise incorporated herein are severab le, and in the event any provision or term of such instrum ents is or are declared illegal o r unenforceable the rem ainder of both this Supplem entary Agreem ent and any sub- agreements or addenda referenced o r otherwise incorporated herein shall rem ain effective and binding on both parties . No waiver of any breach or v iolation of any of the covenants or provis ions of this Supplementary Agreem ent, the BMC-85 and/or any sub- agreements or addenda re ferenced or otherwise incorporated herein shall be construed as a waiver of any subsequent breach or violation of the sa me or any other covenant or provision thereof.
