Goals and Intent Clause Samples
The "Goals and Intent" clause defines the overarching objectives and purposes behind the agreement or contract. It typically outlines what both parties aim to achieve through their relationship, such as fostering collaboration, ensuring mutual benefit, or achieving specific project outcomes. By clearly stating these aims, the clause helps align expectations and provides context for interpreting other provisions, ultimately reducing misunderstandings and guiding the parties in fulfilling the contract's spirit as well as its letter.
Goals and Intent. Swedish/▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ strongly supports the proposition that adequate staffing is necessary to meet the needs of our patients and provide quality care. Furthermore, we share the goal to advance safety and quality in order to improve the lives of the people we care for. Frontline staff are some of our experts on quality and safety, and workers in every job classification and every setting of the healthcare system contribute in various ways to quality care. By giving voice to frontline workers, patient care will improve. The parties agree to meet regularly in furtherance of these goals. The Union and Swedish/▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ are implementing a joint process which is in compliance with ESHB 3123, which covers RNs, LPNs, unlicensed and assistive nursing personnel providing direct patient care.
Goals and Intent. Swedish Medical Center strongly supports the proposition that adequate staffing is necessary to meet the needs of our patients and provide quality care. Furthermore, we share the goal to advance safety and quality in order to improve the lives of the people we care for. Frontline staff are some of our experts on quality and safety, and workers in every job classification and every setting of the healthcare system contribute in various ways to quality care. By giving voice to frontline workers, patient care will improve. The parties agree to meet regularly in furtherance of these goals.
Goals and Intent. The Hospital strongly supports the proposition that adequate staffing is necessary to meet the needs of our patients and provide quality care. In order to ensure that the Hospital is staffed appropriately, both with the necessary number of registered nurses required to care for the patients’ clinical needs, as well as the necessary number of other patient care services staff, the Hospital agrees to assess patient care requirements which can be converted into RN and other patient care services staffing requirements, and, where deemed necessary, adjust the baseline/core staffing for all patient care areas.
Goals and Intent. Swedish Medical Center strongly supports the proposition that adequate staffing is necessary to meet the needs of our patients and provide quality care. Furthermore, we share the goal to advance safety and quality in order to improve the lives of the people we care for. Frontline staff are some of our experts on quality and safety, and workers in every job classification and every setting of the healthcare system contribute in various ways to quality care. By giving voice to frontline workers, patient care will improve. The Union and Swedish Medical Center are implementing a joint process which is in compliance with ESHB 3123, which covers RNs, LPNs, unlicensed and assistive nursing personnel providing direct patient care.
Goals and Intent. The parties strongly believe that adequate staffing is necessary to meet the needs of our patients and provide quality care. Accordingly, the Hospital and Union will utilize the NSPC to help achieve this goal, including any legally mandated requirements. In order to establish best practices for determining safe staffing, the Hospital and Union agree to prioritize units as recommended by the NSPC, and to immediately compile and review all necessary data from those units.
Goals and Intent. The Medical Center strongly supports the proposition that adequate staffing is necessary to meet the needs of our patients and provide quality care. In order to ensure that the Medical Center is staffed appropriately, both with the necessary number of registered nurses required to care for the patients’ clinical needs, as well as the necessary number of other patient care services staff, the Medical Center agrees to assess patient care requirements which can be converted into RN and other patient care services staffing requirements, and, where deemed necessary, adjust the baseline/core staffing for all patient care areas.