Health Level definition
Examples of Health Level in a sentence
When the Margin Level (also referred as Health Level) reaches 100% (one hundred percent) (ratio of equity to Margin in the Client Account), the Company has the discretion to begin closing Client positions from the most unprofitable one.
Health Level 7 HL7 A framework standard for the exchange, integration sharing and retrieval of electronic health information.
The P3N Public Health Gateway (PHG) and the Admission Discharge Transfer (ADT) services rely on Health Level 7 (HL7) version 2.X messages.
The Contractor shall determine if a requested service meets the criteria outlined in the HSD Behavioral Health Level of Care Guidelines.
Results for laboratory tests (analyses) must be submitted using the current version of the CALINX lab data standard, which is based on the Health Level 7 (HL7) industry standard for exchange of laboratory results data.
Professional clinical positions at Allied Health Level 5 may have a clinical, education or research focus, or may involve elements of all three.
Information sent to Partner Health Care Entities will include but not be limited to, information contained within Customer’s Health Level Seven Admissions, Discharge, and Transfer messages or as collected through PatientPing web-based software to which Customer will have access.
Introduction of Level 4A and 4B as follows: Allied Health Level 4 Position (Department Head): The criteria for a Department Head will generally rely upon the number of direct reports (health professionals or other technical and support staff) within a department.
Allied Health Level 4A: An Allied Health Level 4A is an employee appointed as such by the Employer who is: in charge of less than 30 direct reports; or is in charge of 30 or more direct reports and a Deputy Department Head is appointed.
API 2.1 The Contractor shall develop, implement, and maintain a Provider Directory API Solution based on Health Level 7® (HL7) Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources® (FHIR) release 4 (FHIR r4), as specified in the CMS Interoperability and Patient Access final rule (CMS-9115-F) and related CMS guidance.