Reportable Incidents. 3.3. Environmental Compliance
Reportable Incidents a. If there is reasonable cause to believe a consumer has been abused, neglected, or financially exploited, the provider must immediately, day or night, contact the 24-hour ELDER ABUSE HOTLINE at 0-000-000-0000.
Reportable Incidents. CONTRACTOR shall report within 24 hours all incidents affecting the immediate health, safety and well being of clients to the office of the Director of Mental Health. Reportable incidents include, but are not limited to, all deaths, episodes of acute life threatening illness, serious physical or psychological injuries (or risk thereof), and allegations of abuse and/or neglect. CONTRACTOR shall establish procedures for the investigation of such incidents and shall cooperate with any additional investigation COUNTY may wish to conduct. Exhibit D 2005-06 7/28/05 Exhibit E, 2005-2006 COUNTY OF SANTA XXXX EXHIBIT E MENTAL HEALTH MEDI-CAL MEDICARE REQUIREMENTS
Reportable Incidents. 6.1. If a Reportable Incident occurs involving the vehicle or its operation, the Bailee will;
Reportable Incidents. Reportable Incident form will be available at LRH and can be completed by LRH residents, LRH visitors/guest and staff. All Reportable Incidents will be investigated by the LRH Director within 24 hours of the report being received.
Reportable Incidents. (a) The Contractor must report any Reportable Incident to AAQ on the date it occurs, or on the following Business Day if the Reportable Incident occurred outside of Business Hours. Reportable Incidents include any improper conduct in relation to a Consumer, AAQ, the Contractor, Personnel or otherwise in relation to the Services.
Reportable Incidents. Within 24 hours, MDOC will notify the United States and the DQE of suicides and all serious suicide attempts (i.e., suicide attempts requiring medical hospital admission). The notification will include the following information:
Reportable Incidents. Fifteen days after the end of each calendar quarter (that is, by January 15 for the calendar quarter ending December 3 1 , April 15 for the calendar quarter ending March 31, July 15 for the calendar quarter ending June 30, and October 15 for the calendar quarter ending September 30) GSK shall submit a report to the United States in writing stating whether any Reportable Incidents have been determined to have occurred during the preceding calendar quarter, and providing updated information about Reportable Incidents that occurred during any other calendar quarters. A Reportable Incident is any matter that a reasonable person would consider a probable violation of the FDCA, 21 U.S.c. §§ 331 (a) or (k), related to the misbranding of a prescription pharmaceutical product within the meaning of21 U.S.C. § 352; and/or a probable violation of21 U.S.c. §§ 331 (e) and 355(k) related to the failure to provide required reports for prescription pharmaceutical products, including reports of data relating to clinical experience and other information as required by the FDA. A Reportable Incident may be the result of an isolated event or a series of occurrences. The written report to the United States shall include : (i) a complete description ofthe Reportable Incident, including the relevant facts, identity of persons involved, and legal authorities implicated; (ii) a description of GSK's actions taken to investigate and correct the Reportable Incident; and (iii) a description of any further steps GSK plans to take to address the Reportable Incident and prevent it from recurring. Any Reportable Incident determined to have occurred by GSK shall be promptly reported to the President of GSK's North America Pharma division. The first calendar quarter for which a report shall be due under this Paragraph is the quarter ending December 31, 2012.
Reportable Incidents. The following incidents as a minimum are to be reported to the SM immediately or as soon as practicable after the incident occurs:
