Systemic deficiency definition
Systemic deficiency means violations of regulations documented by the department that demonstrate multiple or repeat defects in the operation of one or more services.
Systemic deficiency means violations documented by the department that demonstrate defects in the overall operation of the facility or one or more of its components.
Systemic deficiency means violations of regulations documented by the department that demonstrate multiple or repeat defects in the operation of one or more services. The department shall consider the severity of infractions, the provider’s service size, the number of provider locations, the provider’s service type, and the number of individuals the provider serves when determining systemic deficiency.
More Definitions of Systemic deficiency
Systemic deficiency means that deficiencies have been found in three or more separate but related standards and have been cited by certification personnel as indicating that a program may have significant problems in a given area such as recordkeeping, training, health services, social services, security, etc.