Quality Improvement Committee. (QIC) means a committee that meets quarterly to review one percent (1%) of all “high-risk” Medi-Cal clients in order to monitor and evaluate the quality and appropriateness of services provided. At a minimum, the committee is comprised of one (1) ADMINISTRATOR, one (1) clinician, and one (1) physician who are not involved in the clinical care of the cases.
Quality Improvement Committee. 2.8.11.1. The Contractor shall have its Quality Improvement Director or their designee participate in the Department’s Behavioral Health Quality Improvement Committee (BQuIC), to provide input and feedback regarding quality improvement priorities, performance improvement topics, measurements and specifics of reporting formats and time frames, and other collaborative projects.
Quality Improvement Committee. Contractor shall implement and maintain a Quality Improvement Committee (QIC) designated by, and accountable to, the governing body; the committee shall be facilitated by the medical director or a physician designee. Contractor must ensure that Enrollees and Network Providers, who are representative of the composition of the contracted Provider Network, actively participate on the committee or medical sub-committee that reports to the QIC.
Quality Improvement Committee. 2.7.2.7.1. The Contractor shall participate in the Department’s Quality Improvement Committee (QuIC) to provide input and feedback regarding quality improvement priorities, performance improvement topics and measurements and specifics of reporting formats and time frames, and other collaborative projects.
Quality Improvement Committee. Within three months of the Effective Date, MDOC will begin to develop and implement a Quality Improvement Committee that will:
Quality Improvement Committee. Contractor shall implement and maintain a Quality Improvement Committee designated by, and accountable to, the governing body; the committee shall be facilitated by the medical director or a physician designee. Contractor must ensure that subcontractors, who are representative of the composition of the contracted provider network including but not limited to subcontractors who provide health care services to Seniors and Persons with Disabilities and chronic conditions (such as asthma, diabetes, congestive heart failure), actively participate on the committee or medical subcommittee that reports to the committee. The committee shall meet at least quarterly but as frequently as necessary to demonstrate follow-up on all findings and required actions. The activities, findings, recommendations, and actions of the committee shall be reported to the governing body in writing on a scheduled basis. Contractor shall maintain minutes of committee meetings and minutes shall be submitted to DHCS quarterly. Contractor shall maintain a process to ensure rules of confidentiality are maintained in quality improvement discussions as well as avoidance of conflict of interest on the part of committee members.
Quality Improvement Committee. Contractor shall implement and maintain a Quality Improvement Committee designated by, and accountable to, the governing body. The role, structure, function of this committee shall be delineated. The committee shall meet at least quarterly but as frequently as necessary to demonstrate follow-up on all findings and required actions. On a scheduled basis, the activities, findings, recommendations, and actions of the committee shall be reported to the governing body in writing. Contractor shall ensure that, minutes of committee meetings are submitted to the State quarterly for review. Subcontractors, who are representative of the composition of the Contracting Provider network, shall actively participate in the Quality Improvement Committee. Contractor shall maintain a process to ensure confidentiality of QIP discussions as well as avoidance of conflict of interest on the part of the reviewer.
Quality Improvement Committee. The Quality Improvement Committee will be comprised of those required representatives under State and Federal Regulations and the bargaining unit member that presides as co-‐chair of the Resident Directed Care Advisory Committee (see Section 1.3) or their designee. The Quality Improvement Committee meets at least quarterly and is responsible for identifying quality assurance issues that necessitate action or review as outlined by facility policy, and developing and implementing appropriate plans of action to correct identified quality deficiencies.
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Quality Improvement Committee. A. Contractor shall implement and maintain a Quality Improvement Committee (QIC) designated by, and accountable to, the governing body; the committee shall be facilitated by the medical director or a physician designee. Contractor must ensure that Subcontractors, who are representative of the composition of the Provider Network including but Exhibit A, Attachment 4 QUALITY IMPROVEMENT SYSTEM not limited to Subcontractors who provide health care services to Seniors and Persons with Disabilities and chronic conditions (such as asthma, diabetes, congestive heart failure), actively participate on the committee or medical sub-committee that reports to the QIC.
