Access to Care Reporting Sample Clauses

Access to Care Reporting. Access to care shall be afforded by TDCJ and the CMHCC’s University Providers in accordance with approved health services policies and procedures. All unit health care facilities shall monitor access to care indicators monthly in accordance with approved methodologies. A rate of compliance below 80% for any indicator shall be cause for the University Provider Medical Director to review the indicator and initiate corrective action as appropriate. At the discretion of the TDCJ Health Services Division Director, or upon request of the University Provider or the CMHCC, any unit may be required to report access to care monitoring results on a weekly basis until at least 90 days of compliance has been demonstrated. All newly opened units or units with a change in the health care vendor shall be monitored on a weekly basis until demonstrated compliance is documented for at least 90 days.
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Access to Care Reporting all unit health care facilities shall monitor access to care indicators monthly in accordance with approved methodologies. A rate of compliance below 80% for any indicator shall be cause for the University Provider Medical Director to review the indicator and initiate corrective action as appropriate. At the discretion of the TDCJ Health Services Division Director, or upon request of the University Provider or the CMHCC, any unit may be required to report access to care monitoring results on a weekly basis until at least 90 days of compliance has been demonstrated. All newly opened units or units with a change in the health care vendor shall be monitored on a weekly basis until demonstrated compliance is documented for at least 90 days.
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