NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Sample Clauses

NORTHERN CALIFORNIA. Purpose Purpose of our Regional Non-Physician Practitioner Scope of Practice Advisory Committee: The Non-Physician Practitioner Scope of Practice Advisory Committee is established to evaluate non-physician practitioner scope of practice issues that exist at Xxxxxx Permanente and to advise on implementation plans to address these issues. The work of the committee and workgroups includes identifying sources of SoP issues, prioritizing risk of each issue, identifying system gaps, proposing action plans when needed, recommending implementation plans that encompass KP’s 7 Element Compliance Template, assigning accountabilities for actions to be taken and advising on the development of an infrastructure for ongoing identification and resolution of SoP issues. Membership Membership includes representation from: » Patient Care Services locally and regionally » Medical Group Administration locally and regionally » Regional Compliance Region SOP Committee Structure and Process Summary NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Membership Membership includes representation from: » Accreditation, Regulation & Licensing » Regional Credentialing & Privileging » Local Assistant Administrator for Quality » APIC for Risk » Pharmacy Operations » Patient Business Services Ad hoc members » TPMG Legal » TPMG Human Resources » Continuing Care Leader » Human Resources Compliance » Program Office Legal » Work group: Includes labor representation of roles being addressed (2–3) Reporting This group reports regularly to the Executive Compliance Committee and will report any quality of care issues to the Quality Oversight Committee.
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NORTHERN CALIFORNIA. Purpose Purpose of our Regional Non-Physician Practitioner Scope of Practice Advisory Committee: The Non-Physician Practitioner Scope of Practice Advisory Committee is established to evaluate non-physician practitioner scope of practice issues that exist at Xxxxxx Permanente and to advise on implementation plans to address these issues. The work of the committee and workgroups includes identifying sources of SoP issues, prioritizing risk of each issue, identifying system gaps, proposing action plans when needed, recommending implementation plans that encompass KP’s 7 Element Compliance Template, assigning accountabilities for actions to be taken and advising on the development of an infrastructure for ongoing identification and resolution of SoP issues. Region SOP Committee Structure and Process Summary NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Membership Membership includes representation from: » Patient Care Services locally and regionally » Medical Group Administration locally and regionally » Regional Compliance » Program Office Legal Department » Accreditation, Regulation & Licensing » Regional Credentialing & Privileging » Local Assistant Administrator for Quality » APIC for Risk » Pharmacy Operations » Patient Business Services Ad hoc members » TPMG Legal » TPMG Human Resources » Continuing Care Leader » Human Resources Compliance » Program Office Legal » Work group: Includes labor representation of roles being addressed (2–3) Reporting This group reports regularly to the Executive Compliance Committee and will report any quality of care issues to the Quality Oversight Committee SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Purpose SCOPE AND AUTHORITY: » Identify areas of risk, facilitate resolution and implementation of actions and monitor Scope of Practice across all care venues Membership CO-CHAIRS [names deleted]: » AMD, SCPMG » SVP & XXX, KFH/HP Region SOP Committee Structure and Process Summary SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Membership (continued) MEMBERSHIP: » Vice President, Quality and Risk Management, KFH/KFHP » Executive Consultant, Quality and Risk Management, KFHP/KFHP » Executive Director, Patient Care Services, Operations, KFHP » Manager, SCPMG Nursing Administration, SCPMG » Medical Group Administrator, Bellflower, SCPMG » Medical Group Administrator, South Bay, SCPMG » Counsel, KFHP » Senior Consultant, AR&L » Labor Coalition Representative » Xxx Xxxxxxxx, Director of Health Care Compliance, NCO » Project Support: Management Consulting Reporting » Southern California Regional Compliance Lea...
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NORTHERN CALIFORNIA. Purpose Purpose of our Regional Non-Physician Practitioner Scope of Practice Advisory Committee: The Non-Physician Practitioner Scope of Practice Advisory Committee is established to evaluate non-physician practitioner scope of practice issues that exist at Xxxxxx Permanente and to advise on implementation plans to address these issues. The work of the committee and workgroups includes identifying sources of SoP issues, prioritizing risk of each issue, identifying system gaps, proposing action plans when needed, recommending implementation plans that encompass KP’s 7 Element Compliance Template, assigning accountabilities for actions to be taken and advising on the development of an infrastructure for ongoing identification and resolution of SoP issues.
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NORTHERN CALIFORNIA. Power Agency, a joint powers agency organized under the laws of the State of California, having its registered and principal place of business located at 000 Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx, Xxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxxx 00000 (“NCPA“);
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NORTHERN CALIFORNIA. The Northern California R-IEA will encompass the distinct biogeographic area between Point St. Xxxxxx and Cape Mendocino, and will build upon the earlier EBM activities that focued on the Humboldt Bay coastal ecosystem. Humboldt Bay is one of the largest bays on the Pacific coast and is the largest estuary in California north of San Francisco Bay. In addition to being the “front yard” of the north coast’s population centers and a desirable travel destination, Humboldt Bay contains a diversity of habitats for fish and wildlife and significant state, national and international resources. The geographic scope of the Humboldt Bay Ecosystem extends from Trinidad Head in the north to Cape Mendocino in the south, the lower portions of the adjacent watersheds, and to the edge of the continental shelf (700 fathoms or 4200 feet). Over 30% of the eelgrass habitat found in California occurs in Humboldt Bay, and some of the most important Coho populations spawn and rear in its watershed. The California Current system in Humboldt and north to Cape Xxxxxx, Oregon, is diffuse with highly variable oceanic conditions. The northern boundary at Trinidad Head is considered ecologically important because of physical processes associated with the Eureka littoral cell and human management activities such as maintenance of Humboldt Bay navigation channels and the Humboldt Bay Offshore Ocean Disposal Site. Although Humboldt Bay represents a significant resource for the north coast region, it provides a manageable EBM project area because it has a well-defined geographic scope, a reasonably small number of active and committed stakeholders (there are about 75,000 people living the Humboldt bay area and many of them have been involved in, and are knowledgeable about, ecosystem-based approaches to management), and access to academic resources through the presence of Humboldt State University and California Sea Grant. Implementation of EBM in the Humboldt region falls under the Humboldt Bay Ecosystem Program (HBEP), formed by a group of resource managers and scientists and coordinated by California Sea Grant, and involves local and state agencies, stakeholder groups and others. The HBEP Strategic Plan is based on the work of numerous previous efforts that developed various watershed and bay management plans between 1999 and 2006. The HBEP will feed into and complement future planning processes in the region, such as the development and refinement of the Humboldt County General Plan and...
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