Examples of Indian health organization in a sentence
OHA has been informed by tribal governments and an urban Indian health organization that current funding does not adequately meet the needs of this population.
OHA looks forward to government-to-government consultation and meaningful conversation with the Tribes and the urban Indian health organization on meeting behavioral health needs for tribal people.
This did not replace consultation with each of the nine tribes and further emphasized the need to engage more directly via government-to-government consultation.Director’s Message OHA recognizes that Oregon’s American Indian and Alaska Native population experience a disproportionate amount of mental health and substance abuse problems, and that tribal governments and an urban Indian health organization are the appropriate vehicle and resource to address the behavioral health needs of Indian people.
OHA included a representative from an Oregon Tribe and an urban Indian health organization as part of the collaborative in hopes of better understanding tribal engagement in Oregon’s behavioral health system.
Consultation with Tribal Technical Advisory GroupThe Secretary of Health and Human Services shall maintain within the Centers for Medicaid & Medicare Services 1 (CMS) a Tribal Technical Advisory Group (TTAG), which was first estab- lished in accordance with requirements of the charter dated September 30, 2003, and the Sec- retary of Health and Human Services shall in- clude in such Group a representative of a na- tional urban Indian health organization and a representative of the Indian Health Service.
So, my curious friend will then ask ‘What is valuable about your life?’ Given the fact that the life of the worker consists of activities that they do not value (they are, after all, only doing it for the sake of the money) the worker looks like they are in a difficult position.
The carer then took the child at 8.30am to the nursery then the carer picked the child up at 5pm then kept her until the mother returned at 6.30pm.
One representative from an urban Indian health organization in Arizona that receives Indian health services funding who is recommended jointly by the urban Indian health organizations and who is appointed by the Governor.
The responsibilities for the granteeto satisfy the requirements for Part I (a) new and (b) previously funded are as follows:• A Tribal Injury PreventionCoordinator position will be located within an urban Indian health organization, Tribal health program (or Tribal Highway Safety) or community- based Tribal program.• The Tribal Injury PreventionCoordinator must be full-time and solely dedicated to the management, control or performance of the IPP.
May be located within an urban Indian health organization, Tribal health program (or Tribal Highway Safety) or community-based Tribal program.