Clinical Consultation. 1. The Parties must establish policies and procedures for MCP and MHP to provide clinical consultations to each other regarding a Member’s mental illness, including consultation on diagnosis, treatment, and medications.
2. The Parties must establish policies and procedures for reviewing and updating a Member’s problem list, as clinically indicated (e.g., following crisis intervention or hospitalization), including when the care plan or problem list must be updated, and coordinating with outpatient mental health Network Providers.
Clinical Consultation. Clinical Consultations consists of contact with one or more mental health professionals for the purpose of obtaining advice for the evaluation or management of a specific problem and for care coordination.
Clinical Consultation. The Parties must establish policies and procedures to ensure that Members have access to clinical consultation, including consultation on medications, as well as clinical navigation support for patients and caregivers.
Clinical Consultation. The CSB may request the Department to provide professional consultations for clinically complex or difficult or medically complicated cases within the resources available for this purpose in the Department or its facilities and as permitted under 45 CFR § 164.506 (c) (1) when individuals or their authorized representatives have requested second opinions and with valid authorizations that comply with the Human Rights Regulations and the HIPAA Privacy Rule or when staff of the CSB request such consultations for individuals it serves in the community, if it is not able to provide those second opinions or obtain this consultation within its resources.
Clinical Consultation. 1. Each MCP, together with the MHP, must establish policies and procedures for MCPs and MHP to provide clinical consultations to each other regarding a Member’s mental illness, including consultation on diagnosis, treatment, and medications. Each MCP together with the MHP will attempt to align policies and procedures to the requirements of this MOU.
2. Each MCP, together with the MHP, must establish policies and procedures for reviewing and updating a Member’s problem list, as clinically indicated (e.g., following crisis intervention or hospitalization), including when the care plan or problem list must be updated, and coordinating with outpatient mental health Network Providers. Each MCP, together with the MHP will attempt to align policies and procedures to the requirements of this MOU. a.
Clinical Consultation. 33.01 The existing program of clinical consultation will be improved upon during the term of the collective agreement. The form of the program’s expansion and content will be the subject of labour management dialogue. It is understood that the costs of improved clinical consultation will not exceed budget allocations and comply with funder guidelines.
Clinical Consultation. Supplier’s Medical Directors and Scientific staff are available for development of alternative clinical pathways, standing orders and treatment monitoring. As with all cost reduction initiatives, these programs are available to all Participating Members. Cost savings vary from case to case.
Clinical Consultation. While on probation, Respondent shall consult 2 with a Board-approved forensic psychologist who will provide professional guidance and input 3 to Respondent with respect to ethics, clinical documentation/recordkeeping, importance of 4 professional consultation, testifying in legal proceedings, and any other topic deemed pertinent 5 by the forensic psychologist. The professional consultation shall be for a total period of four (4) 6 clock hours and may be at a frequency and duration determined by Respondent and consultant.
Clinical Consultation a. Contractor shall provide phone or email access to Client Agency physicians, clinical or medical staff to provide diagnostic insight and consultative services at no additional charge to Client Aency.
b. In the case of unexpected or unusual test requests, findings or diagnoses, Contractor shall make available via phone or email, medical doctors, clinical or medical staff to provide consultation on testing and or results at no additional charge to Client Agency. State of Connecticut
Clinical Consultation i. The Parties must establish policies and procedures for MCP and MHP to provide clinical consultations to each other regarding a Member’s mental illness, including consultation on diagnosis, treatment, and medications.
ii. The Parties must establish policies and procedures to ensure that Members have access to clinical consultation, including consultation on medications, as well as clinical navigation support for patients and caregivers.
iii. The Parties must establish policies and procedures for reviewing and updating a Member’s problem list, as clinically indicated (e.g., following crisis intervention or hospitalization), including when the care plan or problem list must be updated, and coordinating with outpatient mental health Network Providers.
