Quality Assurance and Improvement. Policies and procedures relating to SCC’s quality assurance and improvement program, including standards of clinical care delivery promoting evidence-based medicine, patient engagement, and coordination of care (including structures, processes, and outcomes), as necessary and appropriate to accomplish the DSRIP Program’s goals and objectives;
Quality Assurance and Improvement. The District agrees to cooperate with Crossroads Health in its implementation of effective quality assurance and improvement programs, subject to state and federal laws applying to access to records. Crossroads Health agrees to provide services in accordance with the services authorized by the District, and submit reports as required.
Quality Assurance and Improvement. The Provider agrees to ensure the quality of service provided under this Contract and to ensure the satisfaction of consumers and families through the following methods:
Quality Assurance and Improvement. The pharmacy manager and medical director will meet quarterly to review the activities related to this agreement for quality assurance. Policies and procedures will be revised as needed to promote safe, effective, and efficient patient care. The pharmacy manager and medical director will meet annually to complete a minimum of 10 chart reviews that utilized this agreement. Strategies for improvement will be discussed, and the pharmacist will develop a quality improvement plan based on the review.
Quality Assurance and Improvement. The State shall keep in place the existing quality systems for the waivers/demonstrations/programs that currently exist and will remain intact under the Global 1115 (RIte Care, Rhody Health, Connect Care Choice, RIte Smiles, and PACE). For its Home and Community Based Services System under the Global 1115, the State will utilize a QA/QI plan consistent with the Quality rubric utilized in the CMS section 1915(c) waiver program that will assure the health and welfare of program participants. This QA/QI system will be based on the system utilized in the current aged/disabled waiver, number 0040.90.R5. Components must be added to the QA/QI to monitor and evaluate the health and welfare of the section 1115 expansion programs with limited benefit coverage.
Quality Assurance and Improvement. Supplier will provide quality assurance and continuous quality improvement through: (i) identification and application of proven techniques and tools from other accounts under its control or supervision (i.e., “best practices”); (ii) the use and application of products, processes and procedures, such as, by way of example, only: CMM for Software and eSCM models, Six-Sigma processes, ISO 900-2000 standards and COPC guidelines; and (iii) implementation of concrete programs, practices and measures approved by SOV in writing. Supplier shall provide SOV with detailed documentation describing its quality assurance processes, tools, methodologies, procedures and protocols to be implemented and adhered to in connection with the Services, and once approved by SOV shall be included as part of the Requirements applicable to the Services associated with said quality assurance and quality improvement.
Quality Assurance and Improvement. This section describes the activities utilized to assure improvement in quality of care. It may involve assessing the quality of care provided, identifying problems with the delivery of care and designing quality improvement activities to overcome. Physician and Pharmacist shall conduct meetings on a regular basis, no less than [desired time frame; i.e., annually], to review and update this Collaboration Agreement, and to establish mutual written goals, parameters, protocols and clinical standards for providing care under this Collaboration Agreement. Both parties agree to ongoing development of this relationship and evaluation on regular intervals, both formally and informally.
Quality Assurance and Improvement. Vendor will provide continuous quality assurance, quality improvement, and other improvement in Vendor’s performance of the Services through: (i) the identification and implementation of proven techniques and tools from other installations within Vendor’s operations (i.e., best practices); and (ii) the implementation of concrete programs, practices, methodologies, frameworks and other measures designed to improve performance, quality, and delivery time. Vendor’s Tools, which include event correlation applications as more fully described in Schedule A, will also include project management tools and productivity aids, which Vendor will utilize as appropriate in performing the Services. Services Levels shall be appropriately revised upward by the Parties in order to measure and give effect to such continuous quality improvement, subject to the mutual agreement of the parties. Vendor shall undertake any and all charges related to new technology training and/or infrastructure modernization at such time as any such new technology or infrastructure becomes the prevailing industry practice.
Quality Assurance and Improvement. DDA will implement new Quality Assurance checks on a quarterly basis to ensure compliance with the requirements under the policies described in Sections 4.1.2 and 4.1.3 above.
Quality Assurance and Improvement. State regulations and standards relating to the operation of emergency ambulances shall be met at all times. Ambulance Company shall demonstrate to the Board its program of quality assurance/improvement and continuing education guaranteeing ongoing acceptable medical performance by its employees. Ambulance Company shall comply with the Montana EMS guidelines as established by the Montana Board of Medical Examiners (BOME). On-going quality assurance/improvement by Ambulance Company shall be monitored by and under the jurisdiction of the Medical Program Director. Ambulance Companies supervising physician is responsible for providing direction and oversight for continuing education, recertification and provision of care for all Emergency Care Providers (ECP) in accordance with state law. Ambulance Company's Medical Director must practice within Xxxxx and Xxxxx County. Ambulance Company will have access to the first responder records to conduct quality assurance audits and reviews.
