Private Medical Practitioners definition

Private Medical Practitioners means any independent or private physicians, surgeons, anesthesiologists and/or any other medical practitioner/s who is/are not employed either by the ECDOH or the Service Provider and who is registered as a “medical practitioner” in terms of the Health Professions Act No. 56 of 1974;

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Examples of Private Medical Practitioners in a sentence

• The supervisors were selected from a pool of mid-level health officials from the Ministry of Health, other relevant government departments, and the Association of Private Medical Practitioners of Nigeria (AGPMPN).

• Although the Service Provider will not perform the clinical care itself, the Service Provider will use its best endeavours to facilitate and co-ordinate arrangements with Private Medical Practitioners from admission to the outcome (discharge or death) of the Patient.

• The ECDOH will be responsible for the payment of the Private Medical Practitioners providing services to the Patients according to the fees agreed with the Private Medical Practitioners.

• The Administrator Intermediary will be responsible for the ensuing transfer of funds to the Service Provider and the Private Medical Practitioners.

• The standard terms of Healthcare Service Provider Agreements (HSP Agreement) to be entered into between managed care organizations (MCOs), including any other body or organization as defined herein, and doctors represented by the Joint Integrated Healthcare Committee of the Federation of Private Medical Practitioners Associations, Malaysia, Association of Specialists in Private Medical Practice Malaysia, Pantai Hospital Doctors’ Association and Penang Private Medical Practitioners’ Society (JIHC).