DSHS Responsibilities. A. DSHS must approve a deliverable prior to the payment of any funds for such deliverable under the Contract.
B. DSHS may require Contractor to provide additional information as deemed necessary by DSHS in connection with DSHS’s review of a deliverable.
C. DSHS may reimburse Contractor up to the total award amount indicated in the Final Workplan for approved activities based on Contractor’s demonstrated successful achievement of deliverables.
DSHS Responsibilities. 3.1 Create, review and update policies and procedures to ensure compliance of Program;
3.2 Purchase medications for the treatment of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and tuberculosis (TB) with state and federal funds allocated for specific public health purposes that are administered and dispensed in compliance with Program regulations, as authorized by the Texas Health and Safety Code, Chapters 81, 85 and 1001;
3.3 Review, approve and monitor Clinic’s registration in Office of Pharmacy Affairs Information System (OPAIS);
3.4 May review and approve the eligibility for each Clinic location to participate in Program;
3.5 Ensure TB medications provided are through local, pre-authorized health department and entities;
3.6 Provide education concerning Program compliance to Clinic through initial and ongoing trainings by submitting information on how to sign-up for the Apexus PVP Program, a Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) contractor for further education;
3.7 Monitor and support Clinic on all compliance elements of the Program addressed in the policies outlined by the DSHS HIV/STD Program, which can be accessed at: xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxxxx.xxx/hivstd/policy/; and
3.8 Monitor and support Clinic on all compliance elements of the Program addressed in the policies outlined by the DSHS Tuberculosis and Xxxxxx’x Disease Branch in the Texas Tuberculosis Work Plan, which can be accessed at: xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxxxx.xxx/idcu/disease/tb/policies/ .
DSHS Responsibilities. Identifying the site; • Establishing agreements with identified site locations; • Advertising the Event; • Coordination with OE Contractor through activation letter regarding established vaccine site; • Submitting claims to insurance companies for vaccine administration fees; • Providing the OE Contractor training and technical support; and • Checking the vaccines in/out to the OE Contractor.
DSHS Responsibilities. A. DSHS, through TCID, is authorized to separately contract with individual providers, associates, or groups to perform either part-time or specialized roles in the provision of services at TCID. Such individuals shall be subject to the rules, regulations, and policies for practice at TCID and will be subject to the supervision of UTHealth’s TCID Medical Director regarding clinical standards and practices for clinical care and services. Any medical provider who is granted clinical privileges at TCID under contract shall be deemed to have accepted those privileges. Any such medical provider shall be deemed to have relinquished all clinical privileges at TCID upon termination of such contractual relationship for any reason.
B. TCID will supply facilities, office space and furnishings, and such equipment as is required for the proper conduct of clinical practice and services for TCID patients, subject to proper and adequate documentation and to DSHS’ financial and programmatic circumstances. TCID will maintain said equipment in good order and repair, and shall furnish utilities, environmental services, maintenance, and other services as may be required by the Medical Staff, subject to DSHS’ financial and programmatic circumstances. UTHealth shall notify DSHS immediately and in writing of facts related to any unsafe premises, unsafe conditions, unsatisfactory facility service, or equipment malfunctions that need to be repaired or remedied. UTHealth agrees to notify DSHS of any such condition and allow a reasonable time for the repair or remedy prior to pursuing a complaint with an outside oversight authority unless law requires such notice.
C. All non-physician personnel required for proper operation of TCID will be employed or assigned by TCID. The Parties further agree that any conflict that may arise in matters related to institutional or hospital policy and administration will be resolved in favor of policies established by Health & Human Services Commission (HHSC), DSHS, or TCID. However, UTHealth may notify the designated DSHS or TCID representative of quality, competence, efficiency, or behavior issues related to TCID personnel. XXXX will solicit the advice of UTHealth regarding the appointment of the TCID Hospital Administrator. All employee policies including salaries, wages, taxes, insurance, workers’ compensation coverage, and expenses of any kind or character incident to the employment of personnel not eligible for medical staff membership and othe...
DSHS Responsibilities. 2.1 DSHS shall ensure that the Title V designated programs are responsible for five-year and ongoing statewide needs assessment, program planning, development, implementation and evaluation of maternal and child health services in the State. DSHS shall evaluate progress and performance continuously and take actions to improve outcomes.
2.2 DSHS shall continue improving the health of pregnant women and children by supporting systems to provide and assure access to quality prenatal and child health services to women and children of low income or limited availability of services in a timely and appropriate manner.
2.3 DSHS shall continue ensuring access to medically appropriate services for pregnant women infants, children, adolescents and youth with special health care needs and children. DSHS maintains that direct clinical services are provided through Title V only when no other coverage is available. Title V funded programs that include direct clinical care benefits to clients provide information on available local, state, and federal resources that can help meet health care needs. Title V is the payer of last resort, by legislation, and the services listed by the state reflect services that were not covered or reimbursed through another provider. Eligible individuals for Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN) Program Services include those who live in Texas, are under 21 years old (or any age with cystic fibrosis), and meet certain income and medical criteria. Because the CSHCN Services Program is the payer of last resort, all applicants must also apply for the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) and Medicaid.
2.4 DSHS shall continue to make statewide population-based health services available that meet the requirements of the Title V Maternal and Child Health Block Grant.
DSHS Responsibilities. A. DSHS shall provide a point of contact for scheduling changes, submission of results, and follow up visits.
B. DSHS shall provide a list of all Inspectors who will require exams.
C. Information from previous medical surveillance evaluations shall be provided by each DSHS employee at the initial visit at no cost to Contractor.
DSHS Responsibilities. DSHS will provide consultation to, and collaborate with, the Grantee in its work as the HRMCCS-PP Pilot Site by:
1. Participating in regular (e.g., weekly to monthly, and as requested by the Grantee) working meetings and/or coordination calls with the Grantee, at a mutually agreed- upon periodicity and schedule, to coordinate and collaborate on development of project milestone reports and to monitor the Grantee’s status toward fulfillment of milestones.
2. Providing maternal health subject matter expertise and guidance on relevant data, programs, research, and best practices.
3. Providing technical assistance, training, and guidance to Grantee related to Xxxxxxx’s work outlined in clauses 2-3 of Section II(B) of this Attachment.
4. Providing timely input and review of the Grantee’s milestone reports.
DSHS Responsibilities a. Collaborate with the Contractor on the design, development, and documentation of the web services, Web Service Definition Language (WSDL), where applicable, or open API for integration.
b. Work with Contractor on the APIs for the Mobile Application.
c. Act as Product Owner for the Mobile Application.
d. Provide access to WaConn and Barcode architecture, table structure, application logic, as necessary to drive the Mobile Application implementation to success.
e. ESA will review all services and deliverables to determine acceptability. If neither the services nor deliverables conform to the contract requirements or applicable Washington State OCIO, WaTech, or DSHS policies and standards, ESA may require the Contractor to repeat these services at no increase in the contract amount
