Client Feedback Required Sample Clauses

Client Feedback Required. A rigorous Quality Improvement program must solicit and integrate feedback from service recipients. Contractor will implement a process to include client feedback to understand the client experience of treatment services. This client feedback process may include but is not limited to: focus groups, client satisfaction surveys, etc. Feedback will be shared with the QI committee which is urged to address identified improvement areas through future QI plans.
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Client Feedback Required a. Contractor will incorporate client feedback by the use of surveys, in Spanish and English as required by group participants. The surveys are to be collected and reviewed once a month by the Contractor’s Consumer Advisory Committee. This committee shall incorporate Agency’s staff members and current Agency client’s.

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