Opioid Clause Samples
The 'Opioid' clause defines the terms and conditions related to the use, handling, or management of opioid substances within the context of the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the responsibilities of the parties regarding compliance with applicable laws and regulations governing opioids, such as proper storage, record-keeping, and reporting requirements. It may also specify restrictions on distribution or use to prevent misuse or diversion. The core function of this clause is to ensure legal compliance and mitigate the risks associated with opioid substances, thereby protecting both parties from potential legal or regulatory violations.
Opioid. An opioid medication is a derivative of morphine or similar compound and thus has strong pain- relieving properties.
Opioid. All HSPs will have Problematic Substance Use, and specifically Opioid related Overdose policies, protocols and procedures in place by Q2 of 2018/2019 fiscal year. Compliance with this obligation will be included in the annual declaration of compliance submitted at Q4 (consistent with the time of reports contained in Schedule C – Reports). Schedule E3a: LHIN Local Indicators and Obligations 2018-2019
Opioid. All HSPs will have Problematic Substance Use, and specifically Opioid related Overdose policies, protocols and procedures in place by Q2 of 2018/2019 fiscal year. Compliance with this obligation will be included in the annual declaration of compliance submitted at Q4 (consistent with the time of reports contained in Schedule C – Reports). System Level & Quality Improvement HSPs will participate in the work of the Toronto Central LHIN Regional Quality Table. HSPs will participate in the planning and implementation of regional palliative care quality improvement initiatives as endorsed by Toronto Central Palliative Care Network (TCPCN) and the Toronto Central LHIN. Schedule E3a: LHIN Local Indicators and Obligations HSPs will work towards implementing Health Quality Ontario’s quality standards to applicable programs. These standards include but are not limited to: o Schizophrenia o Major Depression o Palliative Care o Dementia o Opioid Prescribing for Chronic Pain Active Participation/Staff training towards implementation of Staged Screening and Assessment Tools (GAINS) by LHIN funded Addiction Services Providers. Ministry/LHIN Accountability Agreement Performance (MLAA): Toronto Central LHIN is developing a system-wide plan to improve performance on its MLAA indicators including embedding performance targets in the Service Accountability Agreements. HSPs will be expected to contribute to the achievement of the Toronto Central LHIN MLAA Performance Indicators through the following specific initiative: • High Needs Clients: All Community Support Services HSPs will register and monitor high needs clients receiving LHIN funded services using the RAI Tool or Health Links criteria to the Community Agency Notification. Services include eADP, Attendant Outreach programs, Supportive Housing services, Assisted Living Services for High Risk Seniors and Right Place of Care program. Emergency Management: It is expected that HSPs review and maintain their Emergency Management and Business Continuity Plans. HSPs should: • Maintain regulated standards; and • Participate in initiatives to increase emergency preparedness and response levels at your organization, within your sector and the system overall. Patient Complaints: All health service providers will have an internal patient and / or client complaints policy and procedure in place, and followed. Compliance with this obligation will be included in the annual declaration of compliance submitted at Q4 (consistent...