Recording, Reporting Sample Clauses
The RECORDING & REPORTING clause establishes the obligations of parties to document and communicate relevant information or activities related to the agreement. Typically, this clause requires one or both parties to maintain accurate records of transactions, performance, or compliance, and to provide regular reports or updates to the other party or a designated authority. By formalizing these requirements, the clause ensures transparency, facilitates monitoring, and helps prevent disputes by creating a clear record of actions and compliance throughout the contract term.
Recording, Reporting. The El Dorado Parties will provide for daily recordation of such deliveries, with summaries of the resulting readings to be transmitted monthly to SMUD in accordance with Section 7.3.
Recording, Reporting. The number of non-registered patients who have received warfarin initiation in the relevant month
Recording, Reporting. Practices are required to record the following information, keep a copy of the activity undertaken under this agreement and make available to the commissioner on request. • The number of patients being monitored (as described above) in the relevant month
Recording, Reporting. Practices are required to record the following information, keep a copy of the activity undertaken under this agreement and make available to the commissioner on request. • Number of patients currently on the register • Number of injections performed • Number of pre injection assessments have been carried out prior to injection • Name of trained person administering the injection
Recording, Reporting. Practices are required to record the following information, keep a copy of the activity undertaken under this agreement and make available to the commissioner on request. • The number of minor injury consultations undertaken in the relevant month • Practices will need to record each minor injury consultation by the agreed SNOMED code. The presence of a minor injury diagnosis is not synonymous with a minor injury consultation (as it may have been made outside the agreed definition); occasionally, where examination excludes a suspected injury, a minor injury consultation will have properly happened without a clinical diagnosis of injury being made. Practices must clearly record the events of the injury and specifically when the injury was sustained.
Recording, Reporting. Practices are required to record the following information, keep a copy of the activity undertaken under this agreement and make available to the commissioner on request. • The number of procedures undertaken in the relevant month
Recording, Reporting. Input into gap analysis for the ICB by each practice to scope out further commissioning opportunities that require extensions of need that are currently outside of the general medical services contract and the PCN EHCH DES.