Quality Care Sample Clauses
The Quality Care clause establishes standards and expectations for the level of care or service to be provided under an agreement. It typically outlines specific benchmarks, procedures, or performance metrics that must be met, such as adherence to professional guidelines, regular assessments, or staff qualifications. By setting these requirements, the clause ensures that recipients consistently receive a defined standard of care, thereby protecting their interests and minimizing the risk of subpar service.
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Quality Care. Uses a friendly, personal approach that makes the patient / relative / carer believe they are welcome and valued – Co-operates with other health care personnel to optimise customer service outcomes – Ensures patient needs are met in an efficient and timely manner to achieve positive patient experiences and healthcare outcomes – Responds promptly to patient needs / requests in order to provide timely interventions in patient care management
Quality Care. Any term or condition of this Agreement that limits Provider’s participation on the basis of quality shall be consistent with established standards of care for Provider’s profession.
Quality Care. Any term or condition of this agreement between you and us that limits your participation on the basis of quality shall be consistent with established standards of care for your profession.
Quality Care. Co-operates with co-workers to optimise customer service outcomes
Quality Care. 9.2.1 The Buyer acknowledges that good-quality food, vitamins, and exercise are vital for Puppy’s good health and happiness.
9.2.2 The Buyer acknowledges that Puppy is a house dog and will not be left alone outdoors for extended periods.
Quality Care. The contractor will:
a) Maintain each of the disease registers set out in the Quality Outcomes Framework (England) and code patients based on diagnosis;
b) Will provide all appropriate care to each patient on the disease register, including an annual check which should be undertaken no later than 15 months;
(i) Annual checks should be recorded using the ‘QOF’ templates built into the GP electronic record keeping system
9.11 This contract recognises the commitment of the General Practitioners to supporting the Isle of Man in working towards achieving an Island-wide status of the UNICEF Baby Friendly Initiative. GPs commit to support breastfeeding mothers through encouragement, good management of breastfeeding problems and signposting to lactation colleagues.