Care Team definition

Care Team means the client and everyone involved in ((his or her)) the individual's care. The care team may include family, friends, doctors, nurses, long-term care workers, social workers, and case managers. The role of the care team is to support the client's well-being. However, the client directs the care plan.

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Care Team means an individual or an organization used or assembled by or through Customer or on behalf of Customer or in conjunction with Customer to assist Customer, directly or indirectly, in providing to a Health Seeker (defined below) the assistance he or she seeks or requires.

Care Team. APPOINTMENTS: “Care Team” appointments are to be scheduled at the discretion of the physician. If a “Care Team” appointment remains unfilled 48 hours prior to the appointment time, the appointment may be filled by a routine or same-day appointment type. 1. For each half-day (4 hours) of patient care time in Primary Care, with ten (10) patient appointments, a Physician will have up to three (3) “Care Team” appointments. 2. For each half-day (4 hours) of patient care time in Primary Care, with eleven (11) patient appointments, a Physician will have up to four (4) “Care Team” appointments.

Examples of Care Team in a sentence

• Please direct any end-user questions, complaints or claims with respect to the Software to the Customer Care Team by mail at ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇; by telephone at ▇-▇▇▇-▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇; or by email to ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.

• The Parties’ subcontract shall require that the CP take the lead on forming and coordinating a Care Team for each Enrollee, as described in Section 2.6.C.4 of the Contract.

• The CP shall share the completed Care Plan with the Contractor and other parties who need the Care Plan in connection with their treatment of the Enrollee, provision of coverage or benefits to the Enrollee, or related operational activities involving the Enrollee, including members of the Enrollee’s Care Team, CBHC staff, if applicable, and other providers who serve the Enrollee, including state agency or other case managers, in accordance with all data privacy and data security provisions applicable.

• Once the homeless provider agencies and agency staff are identified or connected to the Enrollee, conduct outreach to the homeless provider agencies to gather additional information and invite the homeless provider to participate in the Care Team and care planning for the Enrollee.

• Once the homeless provider agencies and agency staff are identified or connected to the CP Enrollee, conduct outreach to the homeless provider agencies to gather additional information and invite the homeless provider to participate in the Care Team and care planning for the CP Enrollee.

More Definitions of Care Team

Care Team means the coordinated team of staff and healthcare professionals organized around a particular patient and family, whose common goal is the delivery of safe and effective care through patient and family engagement;

Care Team. To ensure that no student “falls through the cracks” a standing committee known as the Care Team—comprised of staff members with particular experience and passion for student support—meets regularly to monitor progress and to advocate for students. The Care Team uses a systematic problem-solving approach to assist students with any concerns that are interfering with success. Parent input may be solicited for the Care Team process. The Care Team clarifies problems and concerns, develops strategies and organizes resources, provides a system for school accountability, and serves to assist and counsel the parent, teacher, and student. The Care Team is a general education function. All students can benefit from the Care Team, including but not limited to, those students achieving below grade level, those who are achieving above grade level and require greater challenge, and students who have experienced emotional trauma, behavioral issues, or language issues. Instructional staff that has concerns for a student can refer that student to the Care Team for consideration.

Care Team means a team comprised of staff from County of Orange (County) departments and community providers who provide the supportive services that clients need to address their greatest concerns and make progress on their Care Plan.

Care Team means the group of healthcare professionals, social workers, and counselors who help manage the patient’s detoxification and maintenance of abstinence from the patient’s drug of choice.

Care Team means a team which may comprise of Invoq representatives, and doctors, constituted to provide e-consultations or discuss your treatment plans.

Care Team means the group of individuals responsible for the overall care and well being of residents.

Care Team means the consumer, carer and all health workers involved in the collaborative shared-care plan developed to address the health and other support needs of the consumer. Health and other support workers include mental health professionals, other clinical staff such as peer workers and support facilitators, General Practitioners (GPs), other physical health professionals, Aboriginal Health workers, housing workers and other social and occupational support services, providing care to the consumer.