People Health Service Wide Objectives Sample Clauses

People Health Service Wide Objectives. Contribute to a positive work culture and constructively express your ideas to create a positive working environment. • Be an active team member and actively collaborate with other staff and volunteers and ensure open and transparent communication with staff. • Contribute actively to a safe working environment and reduce risk to yourself and other staff. • Support and value our volunteer servicesAdhere to Victorian Privacy Laws-Information Privacy Act 2000 and the Victorian Health Record Act 2001 and comply with BCH privacy and confidentiality protocols • Demonstrate willingness to undertake professional development and continuing education both work and self-sponsored • Attend relevant in-service education programs, workshops and seminars to maintain and update knowledge and expertise • Support and development of others e.g. students • Participate in an annual performance review in accordance with BCH policy and participate in the revision of the position statement annually or as required • Maintain a zero tolerance of Bullying and Harassment behaviour. • Undertake annual competencies relevant to your position. Local Objectives • Maintain open and effective communication with customers and all BCRH staff plus external services providers and other professionals • Provide professional support to the dentist, therapists and other administrative staff to ensure a cohesive and effective service provision • Customer orientated services - ensuring clients are treated in a manner which respects their cultural beliefs including facilitating the use of interpreters when required • Provide mentoring and training to trainee dental assistantsHealth Promotion - participate in oral health promotion and education to patients and parents in a clinical settingTraining and Development - demonstrate a willingness to undertake and complete continuing professional education especially in the area of cross infection control Innovation & Technology Health Service Wide Objectives • Actively participate in Information Technology / Information Management strategies and ensure compliance with IMIT policies and procedures. • Actively contribute to service development and service re-design initiatives which facilitate improved processes and system efficiency. Strategic Goal Objectives • Participate in eHealth opportunities including telemedicine services, to increase access to local service provision. • Actively contribute to the re-design of local systems and processes which...
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People Health Service Wide Objectives. Contribute to a positive work culture and constructively express your ideas to create a positive working environment. • Be an active team member and actively collaborate with other staff and volunteers and ensure open and transparent communication with staff. • Contribute actively to a safe working environment and reduce risk to yourself and other staff. • Support and value our volunteer servicesAdhere to Victorian Privacy Laws-Information Privacy Act 2000 and the Victorian Health Record Act 2001 and comply with BCH privacy and confidentiality protocols • Demonstrate willingness to undertake professional development and continuing education both work and self-sponsored • Attend relevant in-service education programs, workshops and seminars to maintain and update knowledge and expertise • Support and development of others e.g. students • Participate in an annual performance review in accordance with BCH policy and participate in the revision of the position statement annually or as required • Maintain a zero tolerance of Bullying and Harassment behaviour. • Undertake annual competencies relevant to your position. Local Objectives • To liaise with other disciplines, both within the organisation and external healthcare providers, to develop and maintain coordinated client treatment and care • Supervision of graduate nurses, and nursing and medical students, attending for placement within the R.I.R Service • Model high standards of performance (lead by example)
People Health Service Wide Objectives. Contribute to a positive work culture and constructively express your ideas to create a positive working environment. • Be an active team member and actively collaborate with other staff and volunteers and ensure open and transparent communication with staff. • Contribute actively to a safe working environment and reduce risk to yourself and other staff. • Support and value our volunteer servicesAdhere to Victorian Privacy Laws-Information Privacy Act 2000 and the Victorian Health Record Act 2001 and comply with BCH privacy and confidentiality protocols • Demonstrate willingness to undertake professional development and continuing education both work and self-sponsored • Attend relevant in-service education programs, workshops and seminars to maintain and update knowledge and expertise • Support and development of others e.g. students Strategic Goal Objectives • Participate in an annual performance review in accordance with BCH policy and participate in the revision of the position statement annually or as required • Maintain a zero tolerance of Bullying and Harassment behaviour. • Undertake annual competencies relevant to your position. Local Objectives • Nil Innovation & Technology Health Service Wide Objectives • Actively participate in Information Technology / Information Management strategies and ensure compliance with IMIT policies and procedures. • Actively contribute to service development and service re-design initiatives which facilitate improved processes and system efficiency. • Participate in eHealth opportunities including telemedicine services, to increase access to local service provision. • Actively contribute to the re-design of local systems and processes which optimise Data Integrity and Management. • Participate in the BCH learning and research plans and share innovation and learning with colleagues. Local Objectives • Nil

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  • Corrective Measures If the Participating Generator fails to meet or maintain the requirements set forth in this Agreement and/or the CAISO Tariff, the CAISO shall be permitted to take any of the measures, contained or referenced in the CAISO Tariff, which the CAISO deems to be necessary to correct the situation.

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