Network Protocol Sample Clauses

Network Protocol. The King County Special Assault Protocol (this document) is the guiding document for the network of agencies that work together to create a coordinated response to adult sexual assault, child sexual abuse (including child exploitation) and child physical abuse in King County. For children, the Children’s Justice Center of King County coordinates the MDT response. PC - Probable Cause. Sufficient reason based upon known facts to believe a crime has been committed or that certain property is connected with a crime.
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Network Protocol. The guiding document for the network of agencies that work together to create a coordinated response in King County. For children, the response is under the auspices of work that comprise the Children’s Justice Center of King County. Proper Law Enforcement Agency - Any police agency that has geographical jurisdiction over the location where the crime occurred. If it cannot be ascertained where the crime occurred, the report shall be made to the law enforcement agency with jurisdiction where the victim resides. Probable Cause (PC) – Sufficient reason based upon known facts to believe a crime has been committed or that certain property is connected with a crime. Protective Custody (PC) – Law enforcement may take, or cause to be taken, a child into custody without a court order if there is probable cause to believe that the child is abused or neglected and that the child would be injured or could not be taken into custody if it were first necessary to obtain a court order. SAK – Sexual Assault Kit. A container that includes the necessary materials and instructions to collect forensic evidence after a sexual assault. SANE - Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner. A registered nurse specifically trained to provide care to sexual assault patients. Special Assault - Term used to denote the crimes of rape, sexual assault, child fatality, commercial sexual exploitation of children and Victim Services - A program or organization that provides comprehensive services to victims and their families including access to specialized medical services, support, crisis response, information and referral, legal advocacy and counseling services. Victim services programs also provide information, referral, and consultation to community members.
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Network Protocol. Objectives of the Network The Directive on the application of patients’ rights in cross-border healthcare (2011/24/EU) defines cross-border healthcare as healthcare provided or prescribed in a Member State other than the Member State of social security affiliation. The objectives of the Hospital Network are: • To exchange good practices on the management of cross-border healthcare, problems identified and possible solutions; • Access and contribute to the creation of updated and not easily available information on cross-border healthcare, in order to address the issue of limited data on patients’ flow and determinants of patients’ mobility. Core values of the Network’s members The core values of the Network are: • The respect of EU health systems common values identified in the 2006 Council conclusions on “Common values and principles in EU health system”: - Universal access to healthcare; - Access to good quality care; - Equity; - Solidarity. • The respect of the main values for a successful cooperation between partners: professionalism, trust, respect, impartiality and transparency; • The preservation of the confidentiality of any document, information or other material directly related to the subject of the Network that is classified as confidential, if disclosure could prejudice the members of the Network; • The respect of patients’ informed consent, privacy and choices; • The commitment to the improvement of the quality of services. Members of the Network The current members of the Network can be consulted at the following link: xxxx://xxxxxx.xx/network-of-hospitals/network/ Other European hospitals are able to join the Network and benefit from its activities and results. Admission requirements and procedure In order to join the Network, a hospital should: • Be established in one of the Member States of the European Union or of the European Economic Area; • Appoint a liaison officer who will act as the main representative and be the contact point for the hospital member; • Adhere to and respect the Core values of the Network’s members1; • Participate in the activities of the Network. Whenever a new hospital is willing to become a member of the Network, the following procedures have to be fulfilled: • The hospital fills in an application form2, signs a letter of commitment3 and sends these documents to the secretariat at the following address: Xxxxxx Xxxxxx 00 1000 Brussels Belgium • The Network Management Board examines the application form and decide...
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Network Protocol. Modify the dvr HTTP PORT，factory default = 80 PORT P2P：P2P surveillance option default is the option enable. Platform：Platform connection default is the option enable.
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