EVENT REPORTING AND ABUSE/ NEGLECT/ EXPLOITATION Sample Clauses

EVENT REPORTING AND ABUSE/ NEGLECT/ EXPLOITATION a. CONTRACTOR shall use best efforts to ensure that Enrollee(s) are not abused, neglected or exploited while in its care.
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EVENT REPORTING AND ABUSE/ NEGLECT/ EXPLOITATION a. Contractor shall use best efforts to ensure that Enrollee(s) are not abused, neglected or exploited while in its care.
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EVENT REPORTING AND ABUSE/ NEGLECT/ EXPLOITATION a. Provider shall use best efforts to ensure that Member(s) are not abused, neglected or exploited while in its care.
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EVENT REPORTING AND ABUSE/ NEGLECT/ EXPLOITATION. 2.5.1. Provider shall use its best efforts to ensure that Member(s) are not abused, neglected or exploited while in its care. The Provider shall report all events or instances involving abuse, neglect or exploitation of Member(s) as required by incident reporting guidelines by applicable agencies and must comply with applicable critical incident and death reporting laws, regulations, and policies and event reporting requirements of national accreditation organizations.
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EVENT REPORTING AND ABUSE/ NEGLECT/ EXPLOITATION. CONTRACTOR shall use best efforts to ensure that Enrollee(s) are not abused, neglected or exploited while in its care. The CONTRACTOR shall report all events or instances involving abuse, neglect or exploitation of Enrollees as required by incident reporting guidelines by all applicable agencies and the Controlling Authority. The CONTRACTOR shall not use restrictive interventions except as specifically permitted by the individual Enrollee’s treatment/habilitation plan or on an emergency basis in accordance with 10A, NCAC, 27E. The LME/PIHP shall have the right to conduct its own investigation of any events reported to determine whether any claims were paid in error or to ensure compliance with practice guidelines by the CONTRACTOR. The CONTRACTOR shall cooperate with all such investigative requests. Failure to cooperate is a material breach of this contract. The LME/PIHP will provide the CONTRACTOR a written summary of its findings within 30 days. During such an investigation, if any issues are cited as out of compliance with this Contract or federal or state laws, rules or regulations, the CONTRACTOR may be required to document and implement a plan of correction. CONTRACTOR may contest and appeal a determination that claims were paid in error as outlined in the LME/PIHP Provider Operations Manual promulgated by the LME/PIHP pursuant to N.C. Gen. Stat. §122C-151.3 and Chapters 108C and 150B of the North Carolina General Statutes.
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EVENT REPORTING AND ABUSE/ NEGLECT/ EXPLOITATION. Provider shall use best efforts to ensure that Recipient(s) are not abused, neglected or exploited while in its care.
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EVENT REPORTING AND ABUSE/ NEGLECT/ EXPLOITATION. The LIP shall use best efforts to ensure that Enrollee(s) are not abused, neglected or exploited while in its care. The LIP shall report all events or instances involving abuse, neglect or exploitation of Enrollees as required by incident reporting guidelines by all applicable agencies and the by Controlling Authority. The LIP shall not use restrictive interventions except as specifically permitted by the individual Enrollees’ treatment/habilitation plan or on an emergency basis, as specified in 10A, NCAC, Subchapter 27 E. The LME/PIHP shall have the right to conduct its own investigation of any events reported to determine whether any claims were paid in error or to ensure compliance with practice guidelines by the LIP. The LIP shall cooperate with all such investigative requests. Failure to cooperate is a material breach of this contract. The LME/PIHP will provide the LIP a written summary of its findings within 30 days. During such an investigation, if any issues are cited as out of compliance with this Contract or federal or state laws, rules or regulations, the LIP may be required to document and implement a plan of correction.
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EVENT REPORTING AND ABUSE/ NEGLECT/ EXPLOITATION a. The LIP shall use best efforts to ensure that Enrollee(s) are not abused, neglected or exploited while in its care.
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