PROVIDER MANUAL AND PROVIDER TRAINING Sample Clauses

PROVIDER MANUAL AND PROVIDER TRAINING. 7.4.1 HMO must prepare and issue a Provider Manual(s), including any necessary specialty manuals (e.g. behavioral health) to the providers in the HMO network and to newly contracted providers in the HMO network within five (5) working days from inclusion of the provider into the network. The Provider Manual must contain sections relating to special requirements of the STAR Program as required under this contract. See Appendix D, Required Critical Elements, for specific details regarding content requirements.
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PROVIDER MANUAL AND PROVIDER TRAINING. INSURER must prepare and issue a Provider Manual(s), including any necessary specialty manuals to the providers in the INSURER network and to newly contracted providers in the INSURER network within five (5) working days from inclusion of the provider into the network. The Provider Manual must contain sections relating to special requirements. INSURER must provide training to all network providers and their staff regarding the requirements of THE ADMINISTRATION/INSURER contract and special needs of beneficiaries under this contract. INSURER training for all providers must be completed no later than 30 days after placing a newly contracted provider on active status. INSURER must provide ongoing training to new and existing providers as required by INSURER or THE ADMINISTRATION to comply with this contract. INSURER must maintain and make available upon request enrollment or attendance rosters dated and signed by each attendee or other written evidence of training of each network provider and their staff.
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PROVIDER MANUAL AND PROVIDER TRAINING. 7.4.1 HMO must prepare and issue a Provider Manual(s), including any necessary specialty manuals (e.g. behavioral health) to the providers in the HMO network and to newly contracted providers in the HMO network within five
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PROVIDER MANUAL AND PROVIDER TRAINING a. INSURER must prepare and issue a Provider Manual(s), including any necessary specialty manuals to the providers in the INSURER network and to newly contracted providers in the INSURER network within five (5) working days from inclusion of the provider into the network. The Provider Manual must contain sections relating to special requirements.
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PROVIDER MANUAL AND PROVIDER TRAINING. The TPA/HCO must prepare and issue a Provider Manual to providers in the HCO network and to newly contracted providers in the network within five (5) working days from the provider’s inclusion in the network. The Provider Manual must contain sections relating to special requirements. The TPA/HCO must provide training to all network providers and their staff related to Managed Care Act regulations, the ADMINISTRATION’s requirements set for time herein, TPA/HCO contracts, and special needs of beneficiaries under the health care plan. All HCO providers and participating providers are required annually to receive at least fifteen (15) hours of orientation, education and familiarization with aspects of managed care related to this Contract. Failure to comply with this requirement shall be sufficient grounds to exclude the provider from GHIP. If at the expiration of the participating provider’s contract term, provider has not fully complied with this requirement, provider shall be excluded as participating provider for subsequent periods. At the discretion of the ADMINISTRATION and for good cause, the excluded provider’s contract may be reinstated if the provider afterwards complies with this education requirement during the subsequent contract term.
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PROVIDER MANUAL AND PROVIDER TRAINING. 7.5.1 HMO must prepare and issue a Provider Manual(s) including any necessary specialty manuals (e.g. behavioral health) to the providers in HMO network and to newly contracted providers in the HMO network within five (5) working days from inclusion of the provider into the network. The Provider Manual must contain sections relating to special requirements of the STAR+PLUS Program as required under this Contract. See Attachment D, Required Critical Elements, for specific details regarding content requirements. The HMO Provider Manual containing the new required critical elements must be distributed no later than March 1, 2000. HMO must submit a Provider Manual to TDHS for approval prior to use. See Article 3.4.1 regarding the process for plan materials review.
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