Accredited Practitioner definition
Examples of Accredited Practitioner in a sentence
The Accredited Practitioner shall medically examine Lodging Settling Claimants, and conduct post-mortem examinations (and ancillary procedures) on Contended Deceased Individuals and Lodging Settling Claimants who have died, having regard to the medical examinations and standards determined by the Trustees and as contemplated in Schedule H.
With respect to a Medical Report pertaining to a Contended Deceased Individual or a Lodging Historical Tuberculosis Claimant, where the Medical Report was not prepared by an Accredited Practitioner, the Medical Certification Panel may consider it or disqualify it on reasonable grounds, and elect not to rely on it in making its determination in the Certificate of Medical Finding.
Where necessary, the Claims Lodgement Officer shall communicate with the Lodging Claimant that he should undergo a new medical examination (where applicable) by another Accredited Practitioner and be issued with a new Medical Report that will replace the purported Medical Report, and he shall then follow the claims process in this Trust Deed from the stage of being issued a Medical Report.
In the case of clause 12.2.2.1 and clause 12.2.2.6.2, the Accredited Practitioner shall medically examine a Lodging Settling Claimant and issue a Medical Report.
The Accredited Practitioner may, in appropriate cases, refer a Lodging Settling Claimant for medical treatment, instruct the Lodging Settling Claimant to return for further medical examinations by the Accredited Practitioner upon completion of the medical treatment program, and only thereupon issue a Medical Report.