Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee Sample Clauses

Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee. ‌ (a) The Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee is an advisory committee to the MSC. (b) The Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee will be composed of members appointed by the MSC on the advice of the Government and the Doctors of BC. (c) The Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee will be co-chaired by a Government representative and a Doctors of BC representative, and the chair will alternate for successive meetings. (d) The Government will provide administrative and clerical support required for the work of the Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee. The Government will provide up to $460,000 annually to support the work of the Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee. The costs of physician participation in the Guidelines and Protocols Committee,other than physicians who are employed by the Doctors of BC, Government or Health Authorities, unless such Health Authority employed physicians are participating on behalf of the Doctors of BC, will be paid from the $460,000 referred to in this section. (e) The Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee will, at the request of any of the Joint Clinical Committees or the Physician Services Committee from time to time, develop guidelines and protocols to support the effective utilization of medical services. (f) The Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee will develop strategies for the rapid adoption by all affected parties of guidelines and protocols once they are approved. (g) The Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee will:
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Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee. (a) The Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee is an advisory committee to the MSC. (b) The Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee will be composed of members appointed by the MSC on the advice of the Government and the Doctors of BC. (c) The Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee will be co-chaired by a Government representative and a Doctors of BC representative, and the chair will alternate for successive meetings. (d) The Government will provide administrative and clerical support required for the work of the Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee. The Government will provide up to $460,000 annually to support the work of the Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee. The costs of physician participation in the Guidelines and Protocols Committee,other than physicians who are employed by the Doctors of BC, Government or Health Authorities, unless such Health Authority employed physicians are participating on behalf of the Doctors of BC, will be paid from the $460,000referred to in this section. (e) The Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee will, at the request of any of the Joint Clinical Committees or the Physician Services Committee from time to time, develop guidelines and protocols to support the effective utilization of medical services. (f) The Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee will develop strategies for the rapid adoption by all affected parties of guidelines and protocols once they are approved. (g) The Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee will: (i) work with the Patterns of Practice Committee to jointly review a set number of guidelines per year, evaluate their impact on utilization management, and report back to the MSC as to their effectiveness; and (ii) meet with the Patterns of Practice Committee regularly to propose ideas for new guidelines, based on the Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee’s work and analysis of new areas for which guidelines could be developed.
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Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee. (a) The Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee is an advisory committee to the MSC. (b) The Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee will be composed of members appointed by the MSC on the advice of the Government and the BCMA. (c) The Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee will be co-chaired by a Government representative and a BCMA representative, and the chair will alternate for successive meetings. (d) The Government will provide administrative and clerical support required for the work of the Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee. The Government will provide up to $320,000 annually to support the work of the Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee. The costs of physician (other than employees of the BCMA, Government or Health Authorities) participation in the Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee will be paid from the $320,000 referred to in this section.
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Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee. (a) The Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee is an advisory committee to the MSC but will, in addition to its other functions, provide recommendations to the Collaboration Committee. (b) The Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee will be composed of members appointed by the MSC on the advice of the Government and the BCMA. (c) The Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee will be co-chaired by a Government representative and a BCMA representative, and the chair will alternate for successive meetings. (d) The Government will provide administrative and clerical support required for the work of the Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee. Physician (other than employees of the BCMA, Government or Health Authorities) participation in the Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee will be paid from the $400,000 provided annually for the Collaboration Committee pursuant to section 7.2. (e) The Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee will, at the request of the Collaboration Committee from time to time, develop guidelines and protocols to support the effective utilization of medical services. (f) The Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee will develop strategies for the rapid adoption by all affected parties of guidelines and protocols once they are approved.
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