Block Funding definition

Block Funding means the funding for: - hospital services that are not activity-based funded, and are functions and services based on a fixed amount (i.e. Non-Admitted Mental Health (NAMH), Teaching, Training and Research (TTR) and Small Rural Hospitals (SRH)); and, - non-hospital services.

Block Funding means that portion of the Funding, if any, set out in Schedule 3 under the heading “Block Funding”.

Block Funding also means ‘contract-based funding to providers’. At present, block funding mainly refers to services or supports that are funded through grant agreements under the CHSP.

Examples of Block Funding in a sentence

• As per the Agreement concerning Block Funding for the Kativik Regional Government (hereafter "the Sivunirmut Agreement") between the Quebec Government and the KRG, the Ministère des Transports agreed to transfer all airport equipment for a cash consideration of $1.

• The agreement was signed by Quebec and the KRG on March 31, 2004; the Agreement concerning the Block Funding of the Northern Villages was signed on June 27, 2005.

• It should also include how the scheme it fits into the overall asset management strategy for the authority and why it cannot be funded through the annual Highways Maintenance Block Funding grant.

• The agreement was signed by Quebec and the KRG on March 31, 2004; the agreement concerning the Block Funding of the Northern Villages was signed on June 27, 2005.

• Block Funding (Section 3)To simplify and ensure more efficient use of the public funds paid to the KRG and the Northern Villages as well as to contribute to a greater autonomy for these organizations, Quebec committed to consolidate the funding for the KRG and the Northern Villages under two distinct envelopes within the Sivunirmut Agreement.

More Definitions of Block Funding

Block Funding means the funds payable under the Agreement specified in Attachment 1 and includes any variation to the funds under clause 5 and previous indexation amounts applied and notified under clause 8.;

Block Funding means the annual aggregate amount of funding to support the provision of programs and services described in Schedule A;

Block Funding has the meaning ascribed to it in the Yale First Nation Fiscal Financing Agreement;

Block Funding means the budget allocations for: - hospital services that are not activity-based funded, and are functions and services based on a fixed amount (i.e. Non-Admitted Mental Health (NAMH), Teaching, Training and Research (TTR) and Small Rural Hospitals (SRH)); and, - non-hospital services. Budget Deed refers to the Deed of Amendment following delivery of the State budget, where the State Budget occurs after the release of the Service Agreement. Chief Executive (CE), in relation to a Health Service Provider, means the person appointed as Chief Executive of the Health Service Provider under section 108(1) of the Act. Clinical Commissioning has the meaning given in section 6 of the Act. Commission CEO refers to the Mental Health Commission Chief Executive Officer (also known as the Mental Health Commissioner) and has the meaning given in section 43 of the Act.

Block Funding means that portion of the Funding, if any, set out in Schedule 4 under the heading “Block Funding”. “CIRNAC” stands for Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada, an applied title for the Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development (DIAND). [COMMENT]Only to be inserted when the party receiving funding is a First Nation. The word Citizen may be replaced with Member at the discretion of the First Nation. If Member is used, remove the Citizen definition. [/COMMENT]

Block Funding means funding for those services which are outside the scope of ABF. Not current version. Own Source Revenue (OSR) means, as per Section G3 of the National Healthcare Agreement, ‘private patients, compensable patients and ineligible persons may be charged an amount for public hospital services as determined by the State and Territory’. The funding for these patients is called own source revenue and includes: ▪ Medicare ineligible patients, such as overseas visitors (not covered under reciprocal agreements), people in community detention and overseas students studying in Australia ▪ compensable patients with an alternate funding source, such as: − workers’ compensation insurers − motor vehicle accident insurers − personal injury insurers − Department of Defence − Department of Veterans’ Affairs ▪ Medicare eligible patients can elect to be treated as a public or private patient, allowing HHS' to recoup a portion of the healthcare service delivery cost. Quality Improvement Payment (QIP) means a non-recurrent payment due to the HHS for having met the goals set out in the QIP PI Specification.

Block Funding means funding transferred to the Council pursuant to this Agreement for the provision of Block Funded Services.