Adequate supervision definition

Adequate supervision means the appropriate level and number of staff required in a particular situation, the competency and training of that staff, and the frequency of the need.

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Adequate supervision means a physician should be competent to perform the delegated medical act, and must have reasonable evidence that the supervised individual is minimally competent to perform the act under the circumstances.

Adequate supervision means that qualified staff devotes full-time attention to a child in care and ensures the child is within scope of vision and range of voice.

Examples of Adequate supervision in a sentence

• Adequate supervision shall be required for all outside use of school facilities and equipment.

• Adequate supervision and security should be in place during any activity.

• Adequate supervision is a person 21 years of age or older in the Facility with the following ratio: 1-20 persons: At least 2 supervising people.* 21-40 persons: At least 3 supervising people.* 41-60 persons: At least 4 supervising people.* *This is in addition to onsite personnel.

• Adequate supervision must be provided by one or more adults 21 years of age or older for groups which have participants 12 to 17 years of age (IMPORTANT: No one under the age of twelve (12) is allowed to participate in these groups).

• Adequate supervision of the residence by the Residence Director and Residence Assistant(s).

More Definitions of Adequate supervision

Adequate supervision means oversight by the parent pharmacy by which they maintain visual supervision and auditory communication with the telepharmacy and full supervisory control of the automated system, if applicable, and shall not be delegated to another person or entity.

Adequate supervision means the licensed supervising practitioner is competent and authorized under his or her applicable license or certification to perform the delegated clinical act, and must have reasonable evidence that the supervised individual is minimally competent to perform the act under the circumstances.

Adequate supervision means the appropriate level and number of staff required in a particular situation, the competency and training of that staff, and the frequency of the need. b. "Administration of medication" means the act of giving a resident the resident’s prescribed medication when the resident is incapable of managing his or her medication.

Adequate supervision means for purposes of this agreement, at least two adults overseeing children and teenagers (under age 18) at all times.

Adequate supervision has the same meaning and requirements applied to Probationary Constables and includes direct supervision by an employee who has completed probation and/or been deemed competent to perform policing duties without the direct supervision of another.

Adequate supervision means supervision by a physician whose license is in good standing and requires that the supervising physician has knowledge of the subordinate’s training, skill and experience pertaining to the acts undertaken; the supervising physician is competent and credentialed to perform the act; and there is adequate physician-to-subordinate ratio, taking into consideration the training, skill and experience of the subordinate, risk of harm to the patient due to the nature of the procedure, and risk of harm due to characteristics of the patient.

Adequate supervision means that sufficient time is spent at a water treatment plant or water distribution system on a regular basis to assure that the facility is operated and maintained in a manner that protects public health.