Reasonable effort means a good faith effort to obtain from the patient or representative the foregoing patient information. Ancillary personnel may collect, record, and obtain patient profile information, but the pharmacist or person in charge of the facility holding the device and medical equipment permit must review and interpret patient profile information and clarify confusing or conflicting information. Professional judgment shall be exercised as to whether and when individual patient history information should be sought from other health care providers.
Reasonable effort means the proper installation of technology designed to meet the requirements of Rules .1407, .1408, or .1409 of this Section and the utilization this technology, according to the manufacturer's recommendations or other similar guidance for not less than six months, in an effort to meet the applicable limitation for a source.
Reasonable effort means the rescheduling or extension of the school district's instructional calendar in an effort to attain the minimum aggregate hours required by law by:
Examples of Reasonable effort in a sentence
Reasonable effort shall be made to settle grievances fairly and promptly.
Reasonable effort consistent with good business practices and the rights and desires of other Users will be exercised to assign a specific Slip desired by the User.
More Definitions of Reasonable effort
Reasonable effort as used in Subsection (c) means:
Reasonable effort means an earnest and conscientious effort to take good faith steps to provide the services ordered by the court which takes into consideration the characteristics of the parent or child[,] … the level of cooperation of the parent … and other relevant circumstances of the case.
Reasonable effort is deemed to mean a discernible effort to act in a fair, just, and appropriate way to meet the end in view.
Reasonable effort means the affected judge should notify the responsible contest scheduler (usually the Director of Piping) as quickly after the conflict is discovered as possible. Judges will be considered to have abided by the spirit of this rule even if the conflict cannot be resolved.
Reasonable effort means effort commensurate with an assessment, performed by the licensee and approved by the department, of the health and safety risks of a lost source considering the geological and hydrological location of the source, the source type, and risks and costs of attempted source retrieval.
Reasonable effort means efforts that do not impose an undue hardship on the operation of an employer’s business.
Reasonable effort means that degree of effort which a pharmacist of ordinary prudence and accepted professional duty would exercise in similar circumstances.