Direct service definition

Direct service means providing services to minor or vulnerable adult when the services are rendered in the physical presence of the minor or vulnerable adult. Services include, but are not limited to: providing individual services such as counseling, mentoring, job coaching, training, job search activities, testing or providing mental health and medical services to DWS customers. See Title 62A, Utah Human Services Code, Chapter 5, Services for People with Disabilities.

Direct service means services involving face-to-face assistance to a consumer such as transporting a consumer or providing therapy.

Direct service means providing services to a DWS customer, minor, and/or vulnerable adult when the services are rendered in the physical presence of the DWS customer, minor, and/or vulnerable adult or in a location where the person rendering services has access to the physical presence of the DWS customer, minor and/or vulnerable adult. Services include, but are not limited to: providing individual services such as counseling, mentoring, job coaching, training, job search activities, testing and/or providing mental health and medical services to DWS customers. See Utah Code Ann. 62A-5-101(6).

Examples of Direct service in a sentence

• Wales currently has its own NHS Direct service which is also available on 0845 4647 and the Department of Health and Social Services (“DHSS”) has confirmed that the core service description for 111 broadly describes the core service provided by the existing NHS Direct service in Wales.

• Direct service is defined as supervision use of counseling, consultation, or related professional skills with actual clients (can be individuals, couples, families, or groups) for the purpose of fostering social, cognitive, behavioral, and/or affective change.

• Direct service positions require complex combinations of skills—building rapport with a diverse range of people who have experienced trauma, navigating bureaucratic systems, and juggling these tasks for many clients concurrently—and providers have difficulty recruiting qualified workers.29Figure 4.

• Direct service workers’ vehicles used in the delivery of services shall be in good working order.2. Proof of valid vehicle insurance is required to be on file in the employee personnel file if the provider is authorizing services to transport participants or perform shopping/errands in the company or personal vehicles.

• If providers are utilizing EVV systems, paper time sheets are not needed.▪ Direct service workers are prohibited from smoking in participant’s homes.

More Definitions of Direct service

Direct service means a flight itinerary assigned a single flight number with one or more intermediate stops but no change of aircraft.

Direct service means hands-on involvement working with individuals or a group to meet people’s immediate needs (for food, shelter, clothing, or medical care, etc.) or to provide clinical or other interventions.

Direct service or “Direct Business” means App Services together with O&O Service. “Exchange Act” means the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended.

Direct service means providing services to minor and/or vulnerable adult when the services are rendered in the physical presence of the minor and/or vulnerable adult. Services include, but are not limited to: providing individual services such as counseling, mentoring, job coaching, training, job search activities, testing and/or providing mental health and medical services to DWS customers. See Utah Code Ann. 62A-5-101(6).

Direct service a minimum of 120 hours of the 300 hours to include face-to-face couples, family, individual, and group counseling, testing, consulting etc. Note: MCF interns are required to have a minimum of 200 direct service hours working with couples and families over both semesters of internship. This means that a CGS in MCF intern must get at least 200 direct service hours working with couples and families in one semester. ➢ Indirect Service: the remainder of the 300 hours to include report writing, meetings, supervision, professional development, in-services, etc.

Direct service means the secure, point-to-point messaging functionality in accordance with the Direct Protocol, including all Updates and Upgrades provided by the Direct Technology Provider which CRISP has the ability to provide in accordance with its Agreement with the Direct Technology Provider. CRISP may establish specific standards and requirements for Participant’s System consistent with the Direct Protocol which shall be incorporated by reference when posted on the CRISP Direct Website.

Direct service means personal or group interaction between the employee and the nursing facility resident or the senior citizen.