Communication of Performance Evaluation Data Sample Clauses

Communication of Performance Evaluation Data. At Lucet’ discretion, Xxxxx shall inform Provider of de-identified information and data maintained by Xxxxx to evaluate the performance or practices of Provider. Lucet shall provide the performance evaluation data along with a corresponding analysis to Provider. Upon presentation of such information and data, Provider will be given the opportunity to review and discuss it with Lucet. Subsequently, should the results of the analysis of the information and data indicate that Provider’s performance does not meet generally accepted standards of practice for the given Provider’s profession, Provider agrees to work cooperatively with Lucet and Payor to improve Provider performance.
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