Growth and Meaningful Use Sample Clauses

Growth and Meaningful Use. The Recipient will review the meaningful use of the existing Telemedicine sites and systems and review physician utilization. With a view to supporting the Minister’s Action Plan and meaningful use of Telemedicine in Ontario to ensure the most effective leveraging of the substantial investment that has been made in Telemedicine infrastructure, the Recipient will develop a plan to increase the use of existing Telemedicine resources and will prioritize this approach over new expansion. The Recipient will present an analysis of the Meaningful Use Review, including an 18 month Action Plan to address to the findings of the Meaningful Use Review to the Ministry for approval at the end of Q3. Item Deliverable(s) Due Date(s) Meaningful Use Analysis A review and assessment of the patterns and volumes of use of the Recipient’s Telemedicine sites and systems, based on assumed 35 hours of available time for each piece of equipment per week. January 31, 2012 Meaningful Use Action Plan The Recipient will develop an Action Plan based on the Meaningful Use Analysis that will include Meaningful Use benchmarks for different Telemedicine site types, and address how to improve Telemedicine site and system utilization across the Province in order to increase the effectiveness of the Province’s investment into Telemedicine infrastructure and to better meet the needs of Ontarians. This will include plans to address unused and underutilized Telemedicine systems, site re-engagement plans and an equipment redeployment framework. The Action Plan will also contain a project budget, deliverables and timeframes against which progress will be reported. March 31, 2012 Progress Reports A Progress Report will be delivered to the Ministry quarterly, beginning in Q4 of the 2012/13 Funding Year and will inform the Ministry of progress against the agreed upon budget, project timeframes and deliverables in the Meaningful Use Action Plan, including any project or budgetary variance. March 31, 2013
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