Health Service Provider Sample Clauses

Health Service Provider. (HSP) means a Health Service Provider established by an order made under section 32(1)(b) of the Act.
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Health Service Provider. Carlington Community Health Centre The Indigenous Cultural Awareness Report, using a template to be provided by the LHIN, is due to the LHIN by April 30, 2020 and should be submitted using the subject line: 2019-20 Indigenous Cultural Awareness Report to xx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xx.xx. An updated/revised reporting template will be forwarded to all HSPs at a later date. HSPs that have multiple accountability agreements with the LHIN should provide one aggregated report for the corporation. HSPs will be provided with a list of training options (e.g. online and face-to-face sessions) and other educational resources for staff to choose from. The LHIN may provide one-time funding through a lead agency to support HSP staff participation in priority training offerings. In order to support the LHIN’s goal of improving access to health services and health outcomes for Indigenous people, a minimum of 15 per cent of the HSP’s staff will receive Indigenous Cultural Safety training during this reporting period. Meeting this minimum requirement will serve a longer-term goal of involving all HSP staff in this educational initiative over time.
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Health Service Provider. Rural Ottawa South Support Services The Indigenous Cultural Awareness Report, using a template to be provided by the LHIN, is due to the LHIN by April 30, 2020 and should be submitted using the subject line: 2019-20 Indigenous Cultural Awareness Report to xx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xx.xx. An updated/revised reporting template will be forwarded to all HSPs at a later date. HSPs that have multiple accountability agreements with the LHIN should provide one aggregated report for the corporation. HSPs will be provided with a list of training options (e.g. online and face-to-face sessions) and other educational resources for staff to choose from. The LHIN may provide one-time funding through a lead agency to support HSP staff participation in priority training offerings. In order to support the LHIN’s goal of improving access to health services and health outcomes for Indigenous people, a minimum of 15 per cent of the HSP’s staff will receive Indigenous Cultural Safety training during this reporting period. Meeting this minimum requirement will serve a longer-term goal of involving all HSP staff in this educational initiative over time.
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Health Service Provider. The Canadian Red Cross Society Develop a quality plan for 2019-20 and submit a copy of the plan to the HNHB LHIN by June 1, 2019. It is strongly recommended that organizations utilize the HQO template as a framework. Patient/client reported feedback is an important component of measuring and improving the patient/client experience. Health Service Providers (HSPs) are required to report patient experience indicators for fiscal year 2019-20 by June 1, 2020. Reporting will reflect two elements of the patient/client reported experience: overall patient/client satisfaction and the involvement in decisions about care. HSPs should report on the questions that are most similar to the following:
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Health Service Provider. Victorian Order of Nurses for Canada-Ontario Branch, Middlesex Elgin Site Schedule E3d Local: CSS Local Indicators 2018‐2019 Health Service Provider: Victorian Order of Nurses for Canada‐Ontario Branch, Middlesex Elgin Site Performance Indicator Fiscal 18/19 Target % of Funded Adult Day Program Spaces Filled by Registered Clients 90% Fiscal 18/19 Performance Standard >=85% Schedule E3 FLS Local: Non‐Identified Organizations 2018‐2019 Health Service Provider: Victorian Order of Nurses for Canada-Ontario Branch, Middlesex Elgin Site French Language Services (FLS) ‐ Non-Identified Health Service Providers (HSP) The HSP will: • Identify a lead/team to work with the South West LHIN French Language Services (FLS) Planner by April 30, 2018 • Work towards use of specified linguistic variable from the FLS toolkit • Ensure compliance with the Guide to Requirements and Obligations Pertaining to French Language Health Services available at: xxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxx.xx.xx/en/public/programs/flhs/docs/Guide_to_FLHS_FINAL.pdf • Ensure compliance to reporting requirements that demonstrates how the HSP will address the needs of its local Francophone community that includes: o Collecting and reporting of French Language Services data and indicators using the provincial OZi tool* *a web‐based portal to collect quantitative data regarding the offer of French language services Submission deadlines and supporting resources will be communicated and posted to the South West LHIN website by March 1st, 2018. Schedule F: Project Funding 2018-2019 Health Service Provider: Victorian Order of Nurses for Canada-Ontario Branch, Middlesex Elgin Site Project Funding Agreement Template Note: This project template is intended to be used to fund one-off projects or for the provision of services not ordinarily provided by the HSP. Whether or not the HSP provides the services directly or subcontracts the provision of the services to another provider, the HSP remains accountable for the funding that is provided by the LHIN. THIS PROJECT FUNDING AGREEMENT (“PFA”) is effective as of [insert date] (the “Effective Date”) between: XXX LOCAL HEALTH INTEGRATION NETWORK (the “LHIN”) - and - [Legal Name of the Health Service Provider] (the “HSP”)
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Health Service Provider. Xxx Xxxxx Recovery Home (Sault Ste. Marie Alcohol Recovery Home) Services Provided - With LHIN Funding Service Catchment Area Served Within LHIN Other LHIN Areas Algoma Xxxxxxx e Xxxxx Xxx / Xxxxxx Timiska ming Nipissing Parry Sound Manitouli n Sudbury Do Not Use Do Not Use ALL ES SW WW HNHB CW MH TC CEN CE SE CH NS NE NW 72 5 40 78 30 COM Residential Addiction - Supportive Treatment x Schedule A2: Population and Geography 2014-2017
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Health Service Provider. Compass Community Health Develop a quality plan for 2019-20 and submit a copy of the plan to the HNHB LHIN by June 1, 2019. It is strongly recommended that organizations utilize the HQO template as a framework. Patient/client reported feedback is an important component of measuring and improving the patient/client experience. Health Service Providers (HSPs) are required to report patient experience indicators for fiscal year 2019-20 by June 1, 2020. Reporting will reflect two elements of the patient/client reported experience: overall patient/client satisfaction and the involvement in decisions about care. HSPs should report on the questions that are most similar to the following:
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