CULTURAL AND LINGUISTIC NEEDS Sample Clauses

CULTURAL AND LINGUISTIC NEEDS. 27-28 5.15 ENROLLEE COMPLAINTS AND GRIEVANCES/APPEALS ................................................ 29 5.15.1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS ........................................................................................ 29 5.15.2 NOTIFICATION TO ENROLLEES OF GRIEVANCE/APPEAL PROCEDURE ......... 30 5.15.3 GRIEVANCE/APPEAL PROCEDURES......................................................................... 30-31 5.15.4 PROCESSING GRIEVANCES/APPEALS...................................................................... 31-32 5.15.5 RECORDS MAINTENANCE .......................................................................................... 32 5.16 MARKETING ................................................................................................................................. 32 5.16.1 GENERAL PROVISIONS - CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITIES .......................... 32-37 5.16.2 STANDARDS FOR MARKETING REPRESENTATIVES ........................................... 37-39 ARTICLE SIX: PROVIDER INFORMATION 1-5 6.1 GENERAL ....................................................................................................................................... 1 6.2 PROVIDER PUBLICATIONS ...................................................................................................... 1-2 6.3 PROVIDER EDUCATION AND TRAINING ............................................................................. 2-3 6.4 PROVIDER TELEPHONE ACCESS........................................................................................... 3-4 6.5 PROVIDER GRIEVANCES/APPEALS ...................................................................................... 4-5 ARTICLE SEVEN: TERMS AND CONDITIONS (ENTIRE CONTRACT) 1-54
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CULTURAL AND LINGUISTIC NEEDS. The contractor shall participate in the Department's Cultural and Linguistic Competency Task Force, and cooperate in a study to review the provision of culturally competent services. The contractor shall address the relationship between culture, language, and health care outcomes through, at a minimum, the following Cultural and Linguistic Service requirements.
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CULTURAL AND LINGUISTIC NEEDS. V-32 5.15 ENROLLEE COMPLAINTS AND GRIEVANCES................................................................. V-34 5.15.1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS................................................................... V-34 5.15.2 NOTIFICATION TO ENROLLEES OF GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE....................................... V-35 5.15.3
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CULTURAL AND LINGUISTIC NEEDS. Subcontractor is required to conduct an assessment of the service area’s cultural and linguistic needs, and deliver culturally appropriate services in conformance with ADHS/DBHS Cultural Competency Plan and Cenpatico’s Cultural Competency Plan.
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