Practice Incentive Payment definition
Practice Incentive Payment or "PIP" means a one-time payment made to CRP participants when the first conservation practice is installed on land enrolled in CRP.
Practice Incentive Payment means any payment received by the Company during the Term, in respect of the Practice from Services Australia under the Commonwealth Government's "Practice Incentives Program" from time to time.
Examples of Practice Incentive Payment in a sentence
The PHN uses this data to: • Develop and deliver monthly benchmark reports for general practices • Support general practices to participate in quality improvement, including the Practice Incentive Payment Quality Improvement (PIP QI) Incentive • Identify population health needs, and • Inform service planning and commissioning.
Make a one-time Practice Incentive Payment (PIP) for practices CP21 and CP22 consistent with the 2-CRP Handbook.