Protocol Review. Authorizing Physician will review the Agreement and the services provided under the Agreement on an annual basis. Authorizing Physician must receive a status report on the individual including any problems or complications encountered at least once each year.
Protocol Review. Authorizing Practitioner will review the services provided under the Agreement on an annual basis.
Protocol Review. Authorizing Physician will review the services provided under the Agreement on a biennial basis.7
Protocol Review. Pharmacist must review this Agreement on an annual basis and must document this review.4
Protocol Review. Authorizing Physician must review this Agreement and the services provided under the Agreement on an annual basis. 8 N.J.A.C. 13:39-4.21(l) 9 N.J.A.C. 13:39-4.21(e), N.J.A.C. 13:35-6.26(a) 10 N.J.A.C. 13:39-4.21(m)(1) 11 N.J.A.C. 13:39-4.21(k) 12 N.J.A.C. 8:57-3.16; 13 N.J.A.C. 13:39-4.21 14 N.J.A.C. 13:39-4.21(c)
Protocol Review. The parties agree that before either begins a clinical trial of a Product, whether conducted by or on behalf of such party, it will give the other party the opportunity to review the protocol for such trial, along with the opportunity to provide comments. The reviewing party shall have fourteen (14) days to complete such review. Notwithstanding any such consultation, the party conducting such clinical trial shall maintain full and sole responsibility regarding any such study protocol.
Protocol Review. Authorizing Physician will review the services provided under the Agreement at least once every two (2) years.17
Protocol Review. This assessment protocol and agreement form will be reviewed annually by the NPQ Steering Group and approved by the NPQ Strategic Board. The next review of this NPQ Protocol is scheduled for July 2021. NPQ Assessment Agreement Form I agree to abide by the terms of this assessment protocol during the period of preparing for and submitting for NPQ assessment. I understand that I must submit for my first assessment before the final (backstop) of (insert date) NPQ Course Participant: Name: NPQ Level: Teacher Reference Number (TRN): School: Unique Reference Number (URN): Signature: Date: For The Humber Teaching School & Leading Learning Forward TSA Signed by: X Xxxxxxxxx Director: The Humber Teaching School Date: (insert date/month) 2020
Protocol Review. 9.1. This Protocol will be reviewed annually or when deemed necessary by CSSIW or CRR Wales. Xxxxxx Xxxx Assistant Chief Inspector, CSSIW Xxxxxxx Xxxxx Chair, CFOA (Wales) Community Risk Reduction Committee Date Date APPENDIX A Fire Safety Checklist for CSSIW Inspectors All responsibility for enforcement in relation to fire safety has now transferred to the Fire and Rescue Authority (with the exception of childminders), from October 2006. However CSSIW has an overall duty under the Care Standards Act 2000 to protect vulnerable people through the regulations and national minimum standards. Information from the checklist below will be requested from the provider through the Self Assessment Form (SAF) which providers will be expected to return prior to an inspection in order to meet with regulatory requirements. In addition as part of our proportionate approach to inspection, inspectors will sample check a number of risk assessments, logs, plans on their inspection visit. The items below are general areas of evident concern that may act as ‘triggers’ for liaison with the local Fire and Rescue Service Fire Safety Officer (refer to Guidance Notes, P./iii). This is not an exhaustive list and as an organisation CSSIW has a duty to ensure that service users are safeguarded in relation to fitness of premises. Therefore, where inspectors come across additional issues of concern these too will be raised with colleagues in the Fire and Rescue Service where appropriate. Negative answers should therefore act as a prompt for such liaison.
Protocol Review. 9.1 This Protocol will be reviewed on an annual basis or when national guidance affecting either Board is revised or introduced, or if significant changes are made to the roles of individuals or partnerships detailed in this document. The outcome of the any review of this document will inform part of the Safeguarding Children Board’s Annual report and will also be fed into the Council’s annual constitution review process.
