Common use of Notice of Withdrawal of Services Required Clause in Contracts

Notice of Withdrawal of Services Required. (a) Without limiting obligations of any party or person under any law, agreement or contract, where there is no binding resolution of any Dispute or Issue, or any matter between physicians and/or the Doctors of BC, on the one hand, and the Government and/or Agencies, on the other, after any applicable process has been utilized, a physician or group of physicians may carry out a withdrawal of services but must first provide a minimum of 90 days written notice of the withdrawal of clinical and related services to the applicable Health Authority, the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia, and the Physician Services Committee. In the event that notice of a withdrawal of services is given, the matter will be referred by the Physician Services Committee to the Trouble Shooter. The Trouble Shooter will define the issues in dispute and make recommendations to the Physician Services Committee to facilitate a resolution consistent with the provisions of this Agreement.

Notice of Withdrawal of Services Required. (a) Without limiting obligations of any party or person under any law, agreement or contract, where there is no binding resolution of any Dispute or Issue, or any matter between physicians and/or the Doctors of BCBCMA, on the one hand, and the Government and/or Agencies, on the other, after any applicable process has been utilized, a physician or group of physicians may carry out a withdrawal of services but must first provide a minimum of 90 days written notice of the withdrawal of clinical and related services to the applicable Health Authority, the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia, and the Physician Services Committee. In the event that notice of a withdrawal of services is given, the matter will be referred by the Physician Services Committee to the Trouble Shooter. The Trouble Shooter will define the issues in dispute and make recommendations to the Physician Services Committee to facilitate a resolution consistent with the provisions of this Agreement.

Notice of Withdrawal of Services Required. (a) Without limiting obligations of any party or person under any law, agreement or contract, where there is no binding resolution of any Dispute or Issue, or any matter between physicians and/or the Doctors of BCBCMA, on the one hand, and the Government and/or Agencies, on the other, after any applicable process has been utilized, a physician or group of physicians may carry out a withdrawal of services but must first provide a minimum of 90 days written notice of the withdrawal of clinical and related services to the applicable Health Authority, the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia, and the Physician Services Committee. In the event that notice of a withdrawal of services is given, the matter will be referred by the Physician Services Committee to the Trouble ShooterConflict Resolution Team. The Trouble Shooter Conflict Resolution Team will define the issues in dispute and make recommendations to the Physician Services Committee to facilitate a resolution consistent with the provisions of this Agreement.