Qualified Provider Sample Clauses

Qualified Provider. 8.1 In order to provide CPAM Services:
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Qualified Provider. A Provider qualified to render a specific Waiver service that meets state and federal laws and as per Written Policies and Procedures and Departmental Decisions relating to qualification, requalification and disqualification of Waiver Providers. Quality Management (QM) Plan – A written plan describing how the AE will measure, remediate and improve its performance in a manner consistent with the Department’s QM Strategy to ensure sustained compliance with Waiver assurances and to contribute towards achieving the Department’s identified priorities for improvement. Quality Management (QM) Strategy – The structure, process, roles, responsibilities and methods the Department uses to manage its performance to achieve quality results including continuous cycles of performance measurement (discovery), correction of individual problems (remediation) and implementation of system-wide change as needed (improvement).
Qualified Provider. A licensed dentist or dental hygienist in good standing in Colorado or a person who employs a licensed dentist or dental hygienist in good standing in Colorado and who is willing to accept reimbursement for Covered Dental Services. A Qualified Provider may also be a Qualified Grantee if the person meets the qualifications of a Qualified Grantee.
Qualified Provider. A Provider qualified to render a specific Waiver service that meets state and federal laws and as per Written Policies and Procedures and Departmental Decisions relating to qualification, and requalification of Waiver Providers. Quality Management (QM) Plan – A written plan describing how the AE will measure, remediate and improve its performance in a manner consistent with the Department’s QM Strategy to ensure sustained compliance with Waiver assurances and to contribute towards achieving the Department’s identified priorities for improvement. Quality Management (QM) Strategy – The structure, process, roles, responsibilities and methods the Department uses to manage its performance to achieve quality results including continuous cycles of performance measurement (discovery), correction of individual problems (remediation) and implementation of system-wide change as needed (improvement). Reserved Capacity – The portion of the approved Waivers that are reserved for the enrollment of specified groups or targeted purposes. Scope of the Administrative Entity – The AE is responsible for participants when providing Waiver functions as identified in the body of this Agreement and the approved Waivers.

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