Standardized Procedures Sample Clauses

Standardized Procedures. 209. The Department recognizes its role and responsibilities in ensuring that current, approved standardized procedures exist to authorize the medical functions of Nurse Practitioners, and furnishing of medications and devices.
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Standardized Procedures. 233. The Department of Public Health recognizes its role and responsibilities in ensuring that current, approved standardized procedures exist to authorize the medical functions of Nurse Practitioners, and furnishing of medications and devices.
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Standardized Procedures. 1. All standardized procedures are to be approved in writing, dated, and signed by the CNM, dept chair, and Medical Executive Committee chair. The standard procedures will be reviewed every three (3) years and when modification is deemed necessary.
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Standardized Procedures. CONTRACTOR shall use county wide standardized procedures which have been approved by COUNTY where applicable. These procedures shall include, but not be limited to, provider payment rules, inter-agency transfers, and public complaint procedures. CONTRACTOR shall work with other Stage 1 CONTRACTORs to develop draft standardized procedures for COUNTY consideration whenever CONTRACTOR identifies a value in such standardization.
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Standardized Procedures. Standardized procedures have been developed through the collaborative efforts of nursing, medicine and administration. Nursing staff must be properly trained and approved by the responsible physician prior to utilizing standardized procedures. Only RN's will be authorized to operate under standardized procedures. These procedures will be reviewed at least once annually.
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Standardized Procedures. The Special Trustee shall ensure that the Bureau imposes standardized trust fund ac- counting procedures throughout the Bureau.
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