RESPITE. 10. To enable South Australia to transition all specialist disability funding into the scheme by the end of the transition period, the Parties agree to transition clients of existing disability services as seamlessly as possible, with streamlined eligibility and intake.
RESPITE. EU IST project on “REcognition of Speech by Partial Information TEchniques” BANCA: EU IST on “Biometric access control for networked and e-commerce applications” SPHEAR: EU Research Network on “Speech, hearing and recognition” • •
RESPITE. (5.1, 5.2): The State’s Medicaid Plan does not provide for respite care. By definition, the purpose of respite care is to relieve the client’s informal caregiver and thereby prevent breakdown in the informal support system. Respite service will include the supervision and care of a client while the family or other individuals who normally provide primary care take short-term relief or respite which allows them to continue as caregivers. Respite may also be needed in order to cover emergencies and extended absences of the caregiver. As dictated by the client’s circumstances, services will be provided In- Home (5.1) or Out-of-Home (5.2) through appropriate available resources such as board and care facilities, skilled nursing facilities, etc. Federal Financial Participation will not be claimed for the cost of room and board except when provided as part of respite care in a facility approved by the State that is not a private residence. Individuals providing services in the client’s residence shall be trained and experienced in homemaker services, personal care, or home health services, depending on the requirements in the client’s plan of care.
RESPITE. [detail the roles and responsibilities of Contractor related to the procurement of respite providers or set forth the terms and conditions in Attachment __].
RESPITE. The Public Authority and the Union recognize that to improve retention of IHSS Providers, prevent crises, improve consistency of care to IHSS Consumers, and to promote a better, safer working environment a plan should be developed for providing respite services to Consumers so that IHSS Providers may take time off from their regular duties. The Public Authority and the Union shall work together, through the Labor-Management Relations Committee, to develop a plan to create a mechanism for respite care services. Such a plan shall include program options that include development of a paid respite benefit for bargaining unit members and utilize the Public Authority Registry and any Union Registry mechanism that may be developed. Program mechanisms for creating a respite classification of bargaining unit members shall also be explored. Other issues to be explored by the Committee shall include, but not be limited to:
RESPITE. HOME (1 HOUR)- Respite care services offer temporary, substitute supports for older persons inorderto provide a brief period of relief orrestforfamily members orothercaregivers. This is111-Bfunded. It isdoneinaone-on-one setting. This should beentered asa Registered Servicein NAMIS.
RESPITE. When a students behaviour does not improve we reserve the right to source a period of respite at another school. This may be due to a regular failure to meet school expectations and uphold our values, a serious one off situation, or to facilitate gradual reintegration to a school setting after a suspension. This placement is not a precursor for a student leaving the school but gives a student the opportunity to reset, reflect and return positively to our setting.
RESPITE. Short-term care for a xxxxxx child(ren) and designed to prevent burn out from the xxxxxx parents. Staffing – A meeting to share information for decision making, case planning, or developing other recommendations regarding services, placement, or other action on behalf of a child or family. Team Decision Making (TDM) – A meeting that brings together birth parents, xxxxxx parents, service providers, agency staff, and facilitators held to make immediate decisions regarding a child’s placement or respond to findings of imminent risks.
RESPITE. [detail Agency’s roles and responsibilities for providing respite, or funds for respite or set forth the terms and conditions in Attachment __]
RESPITE. DDDS offers different types of respite experiences depending on the needs of the individuals and family requesting the service. Respite is a term used to identify a situation in which an individual who meets the criteria of the Division is given a period of temporary relief or rest. They experience a social/recreational experience in the community while their family is afforded a period of relief from the daily care responsibilities. The length of the respite is pre-determined according to the family's need and the availability of resources. Respite mainly takes place in the private home of a DDDS screened and qualified provider. However, a provider may come to the family's home to care for the individual or the family may choose their own provider. Any infant, child or adult who meets the criteria of the Division and who is a resident of Delaware is eligible for the program. Requests for services may be made through the Intake Coordinator or the regional respite coordinator of DDDS.
