General Oversight. 2.1.1 HHSC shall serve as the fiscal agent and overall administrator for the Grant and provide overarching supervision and direction for the Grant.
2.1.2 HHSC shall comply with the provisions of the Memorandum of Agreement between the SAMHSA and HHSC.
2.1.3 HHSC shall assist Grantee with development and implementation of medication reviews, approved evidence-based intervention (EBI) programming, and capacity building when assistance is requested by Xxxxxxx and as time allows.
2.1.4 HHSC shall provide Grantee with quarterly trainings /discussions to help orient Grantee to varying opportunities for implementing the Grant.
2.1.5 Whenever a conference is funded by a SAMHSA grant or cooperative agreement, the recipient must include the following statement on all conference materials (including promotional materials, agenda and internet sites):
General Oversight. 3.1.1 Grantee shall assign a manager to:
X. Xxxxx as the liaison between HHSC and Grantee;
B. Oversee the medication reviews, EBI programming, and capacity building;
C. Fulfill reporting requirements to HHSC, including:
1. Monthly reimbursement form(s);
2. Quarterly reports;
3. Ongoing reports as requested by ASC; and
4. Final reports,
D. Participate in HHSC’s quarterly trainings/discussions.
3.1.2 Grantee shall report substantial changes and status updates to HHSC regarding medication management, EBI programming, and capacity building services related to the Grant.
3.1.3 Grantee shall make a good faith effort to spend all available funding identified and outlined in the Grant. If Grantee does not intend to utilize available funding in the Grant, Grantee will notify HHSC, and HHSC shall:
A. Amend the Contract to reflect this change; and/or
B. Re-allocate as unencumbered funds.
3.1.4 All contractors (including any AAA sub-contractors under this grant) who access HHSC confidential information must comply with the terms of the HHSC Data Use Agreement (DUA) and Information Security and Privacy Inquiry (SPI).
General Oversight. During the second 6 (six) month period, data collection and direct contact with the Qualified Hospital will continue on a monthly or as-needed basis. If the data collected during the first year of implementation suggests that a 90% accuracy rate for PE determinations and/or timely submissions of full Medicaid applications for PE approvals is not an achievable standard for Qualified Hospital, discussions will be held with Qualified Hospital’s assigned staff regarding any additional training, necessary corrective actions, or possible alternate standard that could be applied if the 90% standard could not be met due to circumstances beyond the Qualified Hospital’s control. However, DOM is not required to accommodate Qualified Hospital’s habitual failure to meet required performance standards. While DOM will make reasonable efforts to provide assistance and accommodations in meeting the standards required herein, this assistance shall not be permanent. If Qualified Hospital continues to fail to meet required standards, even after DOM’s subsequent efforts, DOM will pursue all remedies allowed under this MOU. DOM shall specifically consider termination of Qualified Hospital’s PE authority. Effective with the second year of participation in the PE program, the performance standards provided above will increase and remain at 95%. The possibility of an alternate standard assigned for a pre-determined amount of time will be discussed as a correction action measure if at any time the Qualified Hospital falls below the 95% standard due to circumstances beyond their control. Feedback and direct contact with Qualified Hospital’s assigned staff will continue on an as-needed basis and data will be shared monthly regarding adherence to the performance measures. PE-ELIGIBLE MEDICAID COVERAGE GROUPS: Children up to Age nineteen (19) years, Pregnant Women, Parents or Caretaker Relatives, Former Xxxxxx Care Children in DHS Xxxxxx Care at Age eighteen (18) years, and Certain Individuals Needing Breast or Cervical Cancer Treatment (Qualified Hospital must be a CDC screener). PE PERIODS: PE begins on the date the Qualified Hospital determines an individual is presumptively eligible. PE ends at the end of the month following the month the PE determination is made by the Qualified Hospital. If a full Medicaid application is submitted to DOM within the PE period, the PE period ends on the day in which the eligibility decision is made by DOM. DOM has limited the number of PE periods t...
General Oversight. External Operator will oversee all School operations and will have access to School grounds at all times during the Term of this Contract.
General Oversight. Pre-Bid Activities
General Oversight i. Provide advice with respect to the carrying out of all services to be delivered under the Management Services Agreement among First Solar 8point3 Management Services, LLC and the YieldCo Parties; and
ii. Cause or supervise the carrying out of all day-to-day management of the below-referenced services,
General Oversight.
(a) When there are multiple entities involved in the administration of the Global Commitment to Health Medicaid Demonstration, AHS must maintain authority, accountability, and oversight of the program. AHS must exercise oversight of all delegated functions to the Intragovernmental Partners and any other contracted entities.
General Oversight. The Advisory Board will generally oversee the relationships and activities contemplated by this Agreement, and will provide executive commitment and direction to such relationships and August 22, 1995
General Oversight. The Research Board shall oversee the conduct of Approved Research Projects at the Research Consortia necessary to ensure the intellectual quality, research effectiveness and academic independence of the GoMRI programs, including, but not limited to, review of the financial statements and reports submitted by the Research Consortia pursuant to Sections 10.1 and 10.2, and the conduct of audits pursuant to Section 10.3, as well as review of such other information as the Research Board may request from the Research Consortia from time to time. As part of these oversight responsibilities, the Research Board shall oversee any conflict of interest policy or procedure administered by the GoMRI Grant Unit; in the event that the GoMRI Grant Unit is unable to satisfactorily manage a conflict of interest pursuant to any such policy or procedure, the GoMRI Grant Unit shall submit such conflict or potential conflict to the Research Board, which shall determine how to proceed, including conducting such consultations with the Parties as may be required. Should the Research Board determine that the research conducted by the Research Consortia does not demonstrate appropriate progress or quality, the research undertaken by the Research Consortia fails to conform to the intent of the RFP, or if there is any misappropriation of funds by the Research Consortia, the Research Board shall promptly provide the Parties and the relevant Research Consortia with written notice.
General Oversight. 1. During the second 6 (six) month period, data collection and direct contact with the Qualified Hospital will continue on a monthly or as-needed basis.
2. If the data collected during the first year of implementation suggests that a 90% accuracy rate for PE determinations and/or timely submissions of full Medicaid applications for PE approvals is not an achievable standard for Qualified Hospital, discussions will be held with Qualified Hospital’s assigned staff regarding any additional training, necessary corrective actions, or possible alternate standard that could be applied if the 90% standard could not be met due to circumstances beyond the Qualified Hospital’s control.
3. However, DOM is not required to accommodate Qualified Hospital’s habitual failure to meet required performance standards. While DOM will make reasonable efforts to provide assistance and accommodations in meeting the standards required herein, this assistance shall not be permanent. If Qualified Hospital continues to fail to meet required standards, even after DOM’s subsequent efforts, DOM will pursue all remedies allowed under this MOU. DOM shall specifically consider termination of Qualified Hospital’s PE authority.
4. Effective with the second year of participation in the PE program, the performance standards provided above will increase and remain at 95%. The possibility of an alternate standard assigned for a pre-determined amount of time will be discussed as a correction action measure if at any time the Qualified Hospital falls below the 95% standard due to circumstances beyond their control. Feedback and direct contact with Qualified Hospital’s assigned staff will continue on an as-needed basis and data will be shared monthly regarding adherence to the performance measures.
