Clinical Screening definition
Clinical Screening means the process via telephone of gathering demographic and clinical information when an individual is potentially in need of or requests services from a BHO. The screening is conducted to determine the person’s level of risk and the type of service needed, as well as, the person's eligibility for a particular service.
Examples of Clinical Screening in a sentence
Physical (or Clinical) Screening: Perform health screening based on the Washington State Domestic Medical Screening Guidelines Checklist, including physical exam, laboratory tests, diagnostic tests and immunizations.
CastleBranch’s Account Executives and Contract Managers are supported by our Service Delivery department, which includes our Director of Operations, Director of Compliance, Director of Background Screening Services, Quality Assurance Manager, Director of Clinical Screening (including Drug Testing) and Training Coordinator.