DUTIES OF HOSPITAL Sample Clauses

DUTIES OF HOSPITAL. HOSPITAL agrees to provide services of an Athletic Trainer (a licensed physical therapist, licensed by the State of Iowa, or a certified athletic trainer, certified by the NATA Board of Certification) in accordance with the following general schedule of understanding. a. Trainer will be available to provide training services to athletes in grades 7-12 for approximately 2 hours per day, 2 days per week during the school year. Trainer services during the summer vacation period will be agreed to between Hospital and School. All services will be provided at the high school. The costs of these "practice coverages" will be waived by the Hospital and will consider the waiver a donation to the New Hampton High School and/or the athletic booster club. b. Event coverage (e.g. games, meets, matches, etc.) will be available upon request of the high school. The cost is $25.00 (twenty-five dollars) per hour per Trainer with a $50.00 (fifty-dollar) minimum per event. c. The athletic trainer would be available at other times in response to special needs of the high school coaches or athletes as needed at an hourly rate to be mutually agreed upon. d. Hospital will maintain liability insurance coverage on the athletic trainer. e. These athletic trainer services would include evaluation for injuries, recommendations for exercise or physical measures for minor injuries; prompt referral for medical follow up and communications to families, coaches and healthcare providers. f. The trainer will be medically supervised by a Hospital physician. The trainer does not substitute services for those of a physician. If a physician's services are deemed necessary, the trainer will advise the athlete and the athlete's family to schedule an appointment with his/her physician. The trainer will facilitate quick access to Hospital physicians, as necessary or desired.
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DUTIES OF HOSPITAL. While providing the SBHC Services in the School Spaces and while utilizing any common area of the School District, Hospital shall: (a) Be qualified and licensed to provide healthcare services in the State of Montana; (b) Ensure its Providers maintain appropriate licensure necessary to provide the SBHC Services; (c) Provide all of the medical supplies and equipment necessary to provide the SBHC Services; (d) Dispose of all medical and bio-hazardous waste generated while using the School Spaces in accordance with local, state, and federal law, and pay for the costs of such disposals; (e) Ensure all required consents are obtained from Enrollees in advance of providing the SBHC Services, unless such consents are not required under Montana law; (f) Bill payers and collect monies due for all Services provided under this Agreement, and all such collections shall belong to Hospital; (g) Assist Enrollees in enrolling in Medicaid and the State Children's Health Insurance Program; (h) Ensure its Providers wear, at all times while providing Services in the School Spaces, identifying identification, such as a name badge which shall differentiate Hospital's Providers from employees of School District and identify Hospital as a business unrelated to School District; and (i) Provide all Services under this Agreement in accordance with Hospital's policies and procedures, including Hospital's charity care or financial assistance policies, and all applicable state and federal laws.
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DUTIES OF HOSPITAL. HOSPITAL agrees to provide services of an Athletic Trainer (a licensed physical therapist, licensed by the State of Iowa, or a certified athletic trainer, certified by the NATA Board of Certification) in accordance with the following general schedule of understanding. a. Trainer will be available to provide training services to athletes in grades 7-12 for approximately 2 hours per day, 2 days per week during the school year. Trainer services during the summer vacation period will be agreed to between Hospital and School. Practice coverage will be provided in MercyOne's Therapy Department or at the high school. During wrestling season, the trainer will evaluate wrestling practices twice a week. The costs of these "practice coverages" will be waived by the Hospital and will consider the waiver a donation to the New Hampton High School and/or the athletic booster club. b. Event coverage (e.g. games, meets, matches, etc.) will be available for the events listed below and other events upon request of the high school with a 2 week notice. The cost is $25.00 (twenty-five dollars) per hour per Trainer with a $50.00 (fifty-dollar) minimum per event. − All (home and away) high school football games − Home middle school football games − Home high school conference volleyball games with football taking priority − Home high school cross-country meets − Home high school conference basketball games − Home high school wrestling meets − Home high school and middle school track meets − Home high school soccer games c. The athletic trainer would be available at other times in response to special needs of the high school coaches or athletes as needed at the hourly rate agreed upon. d. Hospital will maintain liability insurance coverage on the athletic trainer. e. These athletic trainer services would include evaluation for injuries, recommendations for exercise or physical measures for minor injuries; prompt referral for medical follow up and communications to families, coaches and healthcare providers. Unless specifically needed, visits with individual athletes will occur at the hospital or at the school in the presence of a coach or student team manager. f. The trainer will be medically supervised by a Hospital physician. The trainer does not substitute services for those of a physician. If a physician's services are deemed necessary, the trainer will advise the athlete and the athlete's family to schedule an appointment with his/her physician. The trainer will facilitate q...
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DUTIES OF HOSPITAL. HOSPITAL agrees to provide services of an Athletic Trainer (a licensed physical therapist, licensed by the State of Iowa, or a certified athletic trainer, certified by the NATA Board of Certification) in accordance with the following general schedule of understanding. a. Trainer will be available to provide training services to athletes in grades 7-12 for approximately 2 hours per day, 2 days per week during the school year. Trainer services during the summer vacation period will be agreed to between Hospital and School. Practice coverage will be provided in Mercy's Therapy Department or at the high school. The costs of these "practice coverages" will be waived by the Hospital and will consider the waiver a donation to the New Hampton High School and/or the athletic booster club. b. Event coverage (e.g. games, meets, matches, etc.) will be available for the events listed below and other events upon request of the high school with a 2 week notice. The cost is $25.00 (twenty-five dollars) per hour per Trainer with a $50.00 (fifty-dollar) minimum per event. − All (home and away) high school football games − Home middle school football games − Home high school conference volleyball games with football taking priority − Home high school cross-country meets − Home high school conference basketball games − Home high school wrestling meets − Home high school and middle school track meets c. The athletic trainer would be available at other times in response to special needs of the high school coaches or athletes as needed at the hourly rate agreed upon. d. Hospital will maintain liability insurance coverage on the athletic trainer. e. These athletic trainer services would include evaluation for injuries, recommendations for exercise or physical measures for minor injuries; prompt referral for medical follow up and communications to families, coaches and healthcare providers. Unless specifically needed, visits with individual athletes will occur at the hospital or at the school in the presence of a coach or student team manager. f. The trainer will be medically supervised by a Hospital physician. The trainer does not substitute services for those of a physician. If a physician's services are deemed necessary, the trainer will advise the athlete and the athlete's family to schedule an appointment with his/her physician. The trainer will facilitate quicker access to Hospital physicians, as necessary or desired.
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DUTIES OF HOSPITAL. No Changes.
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DUTIES OF HOSPITAL. The HOSPITAL will: 1. Assume responsibility for: a. appointing a HOSPITAL Liaison to NYSPFP to ensure effective communication with NYSPFP and engagement of frontline staff; b. identifying NYSPFP champion(s), as HOSPITAL deems necessary, to support the work of the HOSPITAL Liaison and advance patient safety practices across the organization; and c. identifying individual(s) who will oversee the NYSPFP data collection and submission re- quirements. 2. Provide the required data to the PARTNERS as per NYSPFP guidelines, including, but not limited to: a. Monthly submission of the process and outcome measures defined by NYSPFP for specific clinical focus areas to the NYSPFP secure, web-based data portal. Additional measures may be collected in conjunction with individual initiatives. Where possible, and to limit the burden on hospitals to report data, NYSPFP will draw from existing data sources (e.g., National Healthcare Safety Network [NHSN], National Database for Nursing Quality Indi- cators [NDNQI], as well as claims data derived from the Statewide Planning and Research Cooperative System [SPARCS]) . b. Participation and engagement-related information for HOSPITAL. including attendance at NYSPFP educational programs, and on-site meetings. 3. Participate in the AHRQ Culture of Safety Survey process through NYSPFP scheduled for 2016, or alternatively share AHRQ Culture of Safety Survey results with NYSPFP if HOSPITAL chooses to participate in another survey process. 4. Understand that the submitted data may include protected health information (“PHI”) as de- fined by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (“HIPAA”), and any im- plementing regulations thereto. The PHI is intended to support HOSPITAL’s quality and process improvement activities and to provide the necessary functionality to the data collection system. HOSPITAL is required to have in place up-to-date Business Associate Agreements (“XXXx”) (one with each of the PARTNERS), which are included in the enrollment materials. 5. Participate in NYSPFP’s quality initiatives, including: a. Activities focused on the role of HOSPITAL’s leadership in promoting quality improvement and a culture of safety through implementation of improvements in hospital-wide physi- cian and staff communication and team building protocols and practices; assessment of the safety culture utilizing the AHRQ Culture of Safety Survey (noted above in II.3); patient and family engagement; and health disparities....
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DUTIES OF HOSPITAL. Hospital will provide all necessary medical personnel and equipment for the transfers, at no expense to JCAS. The Hospital’s neonatal team will provide all patient care, including preparing the infant for transport.
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DUTIES OF HOSPITAL. HOSPITAL agrees to: 3.1 Provide access to certain records, as appropriate for years through . 3.2 Pay a consulting fee to HAI based upon additional funds actually received by (or credited to) Hospital from the RRP as follows: 3.2.1 Such fees shall be payable to HAI only when and as such payments are actually received by (or credited to) the Hospital, whether during the cost-reporting year, at the end of such year, upon a tentative settlement, or upon a final settlement for that cost-reporting year.
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