DETAILS OF OCCURRENCE Sample Clauses

DETAILS OF OCCURRENCE. Provide a concise summary of how the occurrence affected your practice/workload: Check one: Is this an isolated incident? An ongoing problem? Applicable Regulatory College: Applicable Standards of Practice/Policies/Procedures:
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DETAILS OF OCCURRENCE. Provide details of how the residents well being was potentially or actually compromised. Please identify the Nursing Standard(s)/Practice Guidelines/Best Practices or employer policy that are believed to be at risk: Is this an: Isolated incident? Ongoing problem? (when in outbreak) (Check one)
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DETAILS OF OCCURRENCE. Provide a concise summary of the occurrence and how it impacted patient care: Identify the Nursing Standard(s)/Practice Guidelines or hospital/unit policies that are believed to be at risk and why: ☐ Medication ☐ Documentation ☐ Professional Standards – Specify ☐ Therapeutic nurse/client relationship ☐ RN and RPN Practice, the Client, the Nurse and the Environment ☐ Working with Unregulated Care Providers (Check all that apply) ☐ Personal Support Workers/Aides ☐ Volunteers ☐ Students ☐ Physician Assistants ☐ Working in different roles ☐ Telepractice ☐ Consent ☐ Clinical pathways/medical directives ☐ Supporting Learners ☐ Disagreeing with the Plan of Care ☐ Guiding Decisions about End of Life Care ☐ Employer policy – Specify (include policy if able) ☐ Other Why: Is this an ☐ Isolated incident? ☐ Ongoing problem? (Check one)
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DETAILS OF OCCURRENCE. Provide a concise summary of the occurrence and how the occurrence affected your practice workload: Provide/identify the CNO standard(s)/practice guidelines, including the Nurse Practitioner Practice Standard, or organization/employer policies that are believed to be at risk: Is this an: Isolated incident? Ongoing problem? (Check one)
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DETAILS OF OCCURRENCE. Provide a concise summary of the occurrence and how it impacted patient care: Provide identify the Nursing Standard(s)/Practice Guidelines or hospital/unit policies that are believed to be at risk: Is this an: Isolated incident? Ongoing problem? (Check one)
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DETAILS OF OCCURRENCE. Provide a concise summary of how the occurrence affected your practice/workload: Check one: Is this an isolated incident? An ongoing problem? (Check one)
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DETAILS OF OCCURRENCE. Provide a concise summary of the occurrence and how the occurrence affected your practice workload:
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DETAILS OF OCCURRENCE. Provide a concise summary of the occurrence Is this an isolated incident? 0 or, an on-going problem? 0 Has it been reported before? Yes O No 0
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  • Period of Occupancy The student may occupy an assigned room at the time specified by the university each semester. If the student fails to occupy the room by 5:00 p.m. on the first day of classes, the university reserves the right to reassign the space or initiate a contract cancellation. However, failure to occupy an assigned space does not automatically release the student from contractual obligation. Occupancy of the room must be relinquished at the completion of the contract. University housing facilities are closed during the periods between semesters, the Thanksgiving holiday and spring break. Residents who are not graduating are required to check out of their residence halls within 24 hours after their last exam but no later than 5:00p.m. on the last day of the exam schedule.

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  • Right of Occupancy Provider will provide Resident with a space in the Residence Facility for his/her occupancy as a residence. The right of occupancy does not include the right to a specific residence space, roommate, or type of accommodation by this Agreement. University will make housing assignments on behalf of Provider subject to availability of space and without regard to race, religion, color, age, disability, national origin, or sexual orientation. Final determinations on housing assignments are in the sole discretion of University acting on behalf of Provider. No guarantee of a specific unit space assignment is implied or made.

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