Record Review definition

Record Review means a review by a Hearing Officer based solely on the records, including the Hearing Catalogue and any supplemental documents timely submitted by the Parties, and consideration of any written briefs submitted by the Parties.

Record Review means the review by a physician of documents sent to the physician in connection with a medical-legal evaluation or request for report. The documents may consist of medical records, legal transcripts, medical test results, and or other relevant documents. For purposes of record review, a page is defined as an 8 ½ by 11 single-sided document, chart or paper, whether in physical or electronic form. Multiple condensed pages or documents displayed on a single page shall be charged as separate pages. Any documents sent to the physician for record review must be accompanied by a declaration under penalty of perjury that the provider of the documents has complied with the provisions of Labor Code section 4062.3 before providing the documents to the physician. The declaration must also contain an attestation as to the total page count of the documents provided. A physician may not bill for review of documents that are not provided with this accompanying required declaration from the document provider. Any documents or records that are sent to the physician without the required declaration and attestation shall not be considered available to the physician or received by the physician for purposes of any regulatory or statutory duty of the physician regarding records and report writing.

Record Review means an administrative examination of a student’s conduct files for alteration or expungement within the Office of Student Conduct.

Examples of Record Review in a sentence

• The SMI health facility survey includes three components: the Interview Questionnaire, the Observation Checklist, and Medical Record Review (MRR).

• The Batch Documentation serves as a basis for the batch release and is particularly important when, at a later stage, qual- ity defects are identified which were not detectable at the time of release.ABatch Record Review BBatch Record Review is a system that collates all the information about the batch certification.

• Best Practices – Ordinance Provisions Providing a Standard of Review for Local Appeals• If Record Review: “The Appeal Authority shall uphold the decision if it is supported by substantial evidence in the record of the decision supporting every essential finding of fact and if the decision is consistent with relevant law.

• Survey Sample TableNumber of Unduplicated Skilled Admissions for the Past 12 MonthsClosed Record Review (Discharged)Active Sample: Home Visit with Record ReviewActive Sample: Record Review OnlyTotal Patient Sample (Minimum)Less than 3002327301 - 50034310501 - 70045413701 or more57517 For abbreviated surveys (complaint and revisit), surveyors should select at least 3 records for review to ensure the HHA is in compliance with the applicable CoP.

• In Nicaragua, the SMI health facility survey, including the Interview Questionnaire, the Observation Checklist, and Medical Record Review, was conducted between August 25, 2022 and November 1, 2022.

• Pursuant to 42 U.S.C. 1396a(a)(57) and (58), 42 C.F.R. 489.100-104 and 42 CFR §438.3(j); (referring to 42 C.F.R. 422.128) DHS Contractual Element and ReferencesMet or Not MetePrimary Care Medical Record Review Follow-up from 2020 completed in 2021 Total Primary Care Providers re-evaluated2020 Section E Advance Directives2020 Section E Advance Directivesre-evaluated 2021Decrease from 2020 results re-evaluated in 20211031%24%7%XI.

More Definitions of Record Review

Record Review. The supervising physician shall review, countersign, and date a minimum of 5% sample (per IEHP policy) of medical records of patients treated by the physician assistant functioning under these protocols within thirty (30) days. The physician shall select for review those cases which by diagnosis, problem, treatment, or procedure represent, in his or her judgment, the most significant risk to the patient.

Record Review means the review by a physician of documents received by the physician pursuant to Labor Code Section 4062.3(e)in connection with a medical-legal evaluation or request for a Supplemental evaluation report. The documents may consist of medical records, legal transcripts, medical test results, and or other relevant documents. For purposes of record review, a page is defined as one side of an 8 ½ by 11 or 8 ½ by 14 single-sided document, chart or paper, whether presented in physical or electronic form. Multiple condensed pages or documents displayed on a single page are prohibited unless presented by the originator of the record in this same format as attested in writing by the party submitting the record. Any such multiple condensed pages or documents displayed on a single page shall be charged as separate pages.

Record Review means the review by a physician of unique, previously un-reviewed documents sent to the physician in connection with a medical-legal evaluation or request for report. The documents may consist of medical records, legal transcripts, medical test results, and or other relevant documents.

Record Review shall be as defined in Section 5.1.