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Quality Assurance Committee Sample Clauses

Quality Assurance CommitteeThe Parties shall establish a separate --------------------------- quality assurance committee ("Q.A. Committee") for each SNF developed in the Development Territory pursuant to this Agreement. Each committee shall consist of three (3) persons appointed by Baylor ("Baylor Members") and (3) three persons appointed by Fountain View ("Fountain View Members"
Quality Assurance Committee. 3 1.24 Risk Reimbursement Plan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 1.25 Secure Horizons Medical and Hospital Plan. . . . . . . . . 4 1.26
Quality Assurance Committee a. The Quality Assurance Committee consists of 6 members. b. Half of the Quality Assurance Committee members must consist of students enrolled in the Programme. The Consortium Board appoints the student members acting on a proposal from the coordinator of the Programme. c. The Quality Assurance Committee ’s tasks include: i. offering advice on the implementation of and amendments to the Education and Examination Regulations; ii. an annual assessment of the implementation of the Education and Examination Regulations; iii. advising the Consortium Board on all matters concerning the Programme, either upon request or of its own accord. d. Meetings of the Quality Assurance Committee may also be held by teleconference or other telecommunication means.
Quality Assurance Committee. The QA Committee shall develop, review, and revise the QA Plan on an annual basis. In addition, the QA Committee shall continually assess and make recommendations regarding the improvement of program services. The committee shall, at a minimum, be responsible for developing plans of corrective action for identified program deficiencies, discussing and acting upon process and outcome data results, and results from client feedback.
Quality Assurance Committee. The QA Committee (established by CONTRACTOR) shall develop, review, and revise the CONTRACTOR’S QA plan on an annual basis. In addition, the QA Committee shall meet quarterly to assess and make recommendations for the improvement of program services. It shall be responsible for developing plans or corrective action for identified program deficiencies. The QA Committee shall consist of person’s representative of the program and agency such as clients, volunteers, program staff, management, consultants and others (e.g., staff from other community-based organizations). The CONTRACTOR’S Project Manager and a Kinship Caregiver who completed KEPS training must be included as committee members. Committee membership shall be described by name, title or role, and the constituency represented (i.e., staff, management, client). The CONTRACTOR shall review the Committee recommendations and ensure recommendations are appropriately implemented.
Quality Assurance Committee. Alpha One and the Union agree to establish a quality assurance committee that includes an equal number of Consumers and Direct Care Workers, plus one member of Alpha One management and one representative of the Union. This committee will meet to consider and review issues of mutual concern to Consumers and Direct Care Workers. This committee shall meet upon request by either party, but not more than once per month. This committee does not supercede the Consumer’s undisputed rights provided by law.
Quality Assurance CommitteeThe contractor must have a quality assurance committee that is either a separate mechanism for addressing the quality assurance concerns of eligible frail enrollees, or incorporated into an existing quality assurance committee. The quality assurance committee must: (1) Oversee quality of life indicators such as, but not limited to, the degree of personal autonomy, provision of services and supports to assist people in exercising medical and social choices, self-direction of care and maximum use of natural support networks. (2) Review grievances and appeals identified through the contractor’s policies and procedures and through external oversight. (3) Review case records of all fair hearings and document internal complaint/grievance steps involved in the fair hearing, as well as other pertinent information for the enrollee. (4) Review quality assurance policies, standards, and written procedures to ensure that the needs of the enrollees are adequately addressed. (5) Review utilization of services with adverse or unexpected outcomes for enrollees. (6) Develop and periodically review written guidelines, procedures and protocols related to areas of concern in the care of the frail elderly. (7) Develop an ethics committee to review ethical questions such as end-of-life decisions and advance directives. (8) Develop a system of peer review by physicians and other service providers.
Quality Assurance Committee. As noted above, a separate quality assurance committee made up of at least one member from each Full Partner and at least one external member shall review standards and practices of each Full Partner annually and shall make recommendations to ensure that compatibility of standards is maintained. Article 11. Programme information‌
Quality Assurance Committee. 3.7.1 The Quality Assurance Committee has 6 members. The Xxxx or Xxxxxx of each Contracting Party appoints one representative of the Contracting Party. The match of these representatives and Academic Board members is not allowed. The Academic Board appoints one representative of actual students of the PuppeTry EMJMD and one external expert. The meeting of the Quality Assurance Committee shall be deemed valid if at least four (4) of its members are present. The agenda for the Quality Assurance Committee shall be prepared and managed by AT. See also Article 10. Quality assurance, monitoring and evaluation.
Quality Assurance CommitteeThe contractor must have a quality assurance committee that is either a separate mechanism for addressing the quality assurance concerns of eligible frail enrollees, or incorporated into an existing quality assurance committee. The quality assurance committee must: A. Oversee quality of life indicators such as, but not limited to, the degree of personal autonomy, provision of services and supports to assist people in exercising medical and social choices, self-direction of care and maximum use of natural support networks. B. Review grievances and appeals identified through the contractor's policies and procedures and through external oversight. C. Review case records of all fair hearings and document internal complaint/grievance steps involved in the fair hearing, as well as other pertinent information for the enrollee. D. Review quality assurance policies, standards, and written procedures to ensure that the needs of the enrollees are adequately addressed. E. Review utilization of services with adverse or unexpected outcomes for enrollees. F. Develop and periodically review written guidelines, procedures and protocols on areas of concern in the care of the frail elderly; for example: falls, incontinence, dementia, depression, congestive heart failure, inadequate family care, family caregiver stress, family conflict, out-of-home placements, alcohol problems, and problems of compliance in procedures of medical treatment. G. Develop an ethics committee to review ethical questions such as end-of-life decisions and advance directives. H. Develop a system of peer review by physicians and other service providers.