Full assessment definition

Full assessment means evaluation by practitioner which at a minimum documents in the medical record: history of present illness, social history, past medical and surgical history, alcohol and substance use history, physical exam and documentation of therapies with inadequate response.

Full assessment means the Minimum Data Set without the Care Area Assessment Summary (CAA summary).

Full assessment means the Minimum Data Set without the Resident Assessment Protocol Summary.

Examples of Full assessment in a sentence

• Full assessment of human health risks, environmental costs, hazards (including accidents), economics, and exclusion of future uses.The other relevant convention is the Convention for the Protection of the Natural Resources and Environment of the South Pacific Region (1986), known also as the SPREP Convention or Noumea Convention.

• Full assessment not required.Medium – needs reasonably robust process with some degree of external challenge.

• However, if the information from these sources is too “pat” it can also arouse suspicion.

• Full assessment requiredMedium – needs reasonably robust process with some degree of external challenge.

• ANNUAL REASSESSMENTS The annual comprehensive assessment must be completed within 366 days of the completion date at VB2 of the most recent comprehensive assessment (could be the Admission assessment, an Annual assessment, a Significant Change in Status assessment or a Significant Correction of a Prior Full assessment).

More Definitions of Full assessment

Full assessment means the amount of municipal property tax that would be payable in respect of a parcel in the revitalization area after the calendar year during which an Agreement set out in Schedule “B” is made, as if the Agreement had never been made; (AB #3065)

Full assessment means “Assessment” utilized to calculate the amount of Municipal Property Tax

Full assessment means, in a case where any land—

Full assessment means the amount of municipal property tax that would be payable in respect of a Parcel without any Tax Exemption.

Full assessment means the assessed value of land and improvements on the parcel in respect of a given year, as if the Agreement had never been made;

Full assessment means an inventory and evaluation of client needs using a department approved tool to determine service eligibility and amount of services that may be authorized.

Full assessment means the Minimum Data Set without the [Resident] Care Area