AHA definition

AHA means the American Hospital Association.
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AHA means the American Heart Association.
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AHA means the American Heart Association is a non-profit organization in the U.S. which offers the most widely accepted certification to health care providers to effectively respond to life-threatening cardiac events.
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Examples of AHA in a sentence

  • The Institution and Awardee will promptly notify the AHA of a department head change at the Institution.

  • The nature of this arrangement is a funding agreement, and no employment or agency relationship is created between the AHA and the Awardee or Institution.

  • A permanent change of Principal Investigator or co- Principal Investigator for research project-based awards or sponsor for fellowship awards must be approved in advance in writing by the AHA.

  • Awards are subject to termination if the Awardee no longer meets any one of the AHA eligibility requirements.

  • Throughout the duration of their Award including any authorized extension period, Award recipients must meet all AHA eligibility requirements for the Program Description to which they applied.


More Definitions of AHA

AHA means American Heart Association
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AHA. As defined in the Preamble.
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AHA means the Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006 (Vic).
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AHA means Archdiocesan Housing Authority, a Washington nonprofit corporation. “Article” means a portion of this Lease designated by a number and a heading in all
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AHA means Axe-Houghton Associates, Inc., a Delaware corporation and a wholly owned Subsidiary of Company.
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AHA means an Allied Health Assistant as defined in Appendix 4 of this Agreement.‌
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AHA. “AHA Hockey”, “Adult Hockey Association” and “AHA Open Ice”, and the names of and rights to all AHA teams, are the exclusive property of the AHA and shall not be used in any manner in connection with any non-AHA programs or any tournaments or multiple games that have not been expressly approved or endorsed by the AHA.
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