Integration and Coordination. Consistent with the standard of care set forth in Section 2.1.5 below, Architect shall be responsible for the complete integrated and coordinated Project design for each Project and for the coordination of all Drawings prepared by Architect and Architect’s Consultants, Specifications, and Project Documents relating to the design and used on such Project, regardless of whether such Project Documents are prepared by Architect, Consultants, Owner or others. Architect shall coordinate design documents during all phases of Services for a Project. Architect shall be responsible for coordination and internal checking of all Drawings and for the accuracy of all dimensional and layout information contained therein, as fully as if each Drawing were prepared by Architect except Owner provided geo-technical information and project survey(s). Architect shall be responsible for the completeness and accuracy of all Drawings, Specifications and documents submitted by or through Architect and for the compliance with all Applicable Law (as defined below). Architect shall coordinate with Owner regarding Owner-supplied systems and design for each Project and include in
Integration and Coordination. 2.1 The State may require that the provision of the Services by the Supplier be appropriately integrated or coordinated with the following:
2.1.1 the AGSD;
2.1.2 the AGSD Contractor;
2.1.3 the provision of other ICT services, whether provided by the State or its other third party ICT service providers, for the purpose of ensuring the efficient and effective provision of both the Services and those other ICT services; or
2.1.4 the State’s requirements in relation to the operation of the State’s ICT Infrastructure or its integration and networking, for the purpose of endeavouring to ensure efficient and effective operation and development of the State’s ICT Infrastructure.
2.2 If, in the course of the provision of the Services, the State reasonably considers that there is a need for the Supplier’s activities and those of the State, or another such ICT service provider, to be integrated or coordinated:
2.2.1 the Supplier shall appropriately integrate and coordinate the provision of the Services in accordance with the State’s reasonable requirements;
2.2.2 the Supplier and the State must co-operate with each other and any such other ICT service provider as far as reasonably necessary to integrate and co-ordinate those activities; and
2.2.3 the Supplier must notify the State of any difficulties which it reasonably considers cannot be avoided by such co-operation.
Integration and Coordination a. RAE shall implement and participate in activities to develop, support and promote TCMC’s efforts to integrate and coordinate care among providers to create a continuum of care that integrates mental health, addiction treatment, dental health, physical health and community based interventions seamlessly and holistically.
x. XXX shall support and assist TCMC in the development and implementation of integration and coordination activities including but not limited to the following in support of this arrangement: (i) enhanced communication and coordination between Physician, Health Plan, Hospitals, and other participating providers and community service organizations; (ii) development of infrastructure support for sharing information, coordinating care and monitoring results; (iii) use of treatment standards and guidelines that support integration; (iv) development of alternative workforce solutions to support better patient outcomes; and (v) support of a shared culture of integration among all RAE’s providers.
x. XXX shall support and assist TCMC in the development and subsequent implementation all TCMC policies and programs adopted to help ensure that Members have access to high quality, appropriately integrated and coordinated care and services, through a Provider Network capable of meeting Health System Transformation objectives in accordance with the Core Contract, Exhibit B, Part 4, Section 4. Specifically, RAE shall fully implement TCMC’s policies and programs related to: (i) patient-centered care in both primary and behavioral health settings; (ii) care coordination; and (iii) care integration, as such elements are discussed in the Core Contract, Exhibit B, Part 4, Section 4.
x. XXX shall make best effort to support TCMC in creating and fully implementing all TCMC’s evidence-based clinical practice guidelines. RAEs and delivery system partners shall make best effort to support TCMC in developing reciprocity in payment arrangements that support the goals of improved care and cost control.
x. XXX shall ensure that in coordinating care, each Member’s privacy is protected consistent with the confidentiality requirements in 45 CFR parts 160 and 164 subparts A and E, to the extent that they are applicable, and consistent with other State law or Federal regulations governing privacy and confidentiality of health records. In furtherance of the above, RAE agrees to enter into a HIPAA business associate addendum or agreement, in the form directed by TCMC.
Integration and Coordination. Except as specifically modified by this Agreement, the Stay Agreement is incorporated herein by reference. The Stay Agreement allowed the SWRCB to issue an order staying Phase 8 of the Bay-Delta water rights hearings, thereby allowing the Parties to work together to develop programs that, if implemented successfully, will avoid the adversarial Phase 8 or similar proceedings. The Stay Agreement was the first of anticipated successive agreements, including this Agreement.
Integration and Coordination. Contractor shall ensure that in the process of coordinating care, the OHP Member's privacy is protected consistent with the confidentiality requirements in 45 CFR parts 160 and 164 subparts A and E, to the extent that they are applicable, and consistent with other State law or Federal regulations governing privacy and confidentiality of mental health records.
