Follow-up means the organized method of systematically determining the status of consumers after they have been discharged to determine post-treatment outcomes and utilization of post-treatment referrals.
Follow-up means any action taken by the recipient of the report, made internally or externally, to assess the accuracy of the allegations made in the report and, where relevant, to address the breach reported, including actions such as internal enquiry, investigation, prosecution, action for recovery of funds and closure;
Follow-up means any action taken by the recipient of a report or any competent authority, to assess the accuracy of the allegations made in the report and, where relevant, to address the breach reported, including through actions such as an internal enquiry, an investigation, prosecution, an action for recovery of funds, or the closure of the procedure;
More Definitions of Follow-up
Follow-up means the process for determining the status of an individual who has been referred to an outside resource for services or who has been discharged from services.
Follow-up means the process for determining the status of an individual who has been referred to an outside resource for services or who has been discharged from services OR the process for determining an agency’s compliance with these standards after an agency audit has been completed.
Follow-up means the IA CFY program component that involves a system for seeking information about or reviewing an abnormal condition, rescreening, or recall for annual visits.
Follow-up means the contact with a student’s, parent as defined in this Part, and/or service provider to verify receipt of services, provide clarification and determine the need for additional assistance.
Follow-up means the contact with a student, parent as defined herein, and/or service provider to verify receipt of services, provide clarification and determine the need for additional assistance.
Follow-up means the tracking of all newborns with an abnormal result, inadequate or unsatisfactory specimen or a quantity not sufficient specimen through to a normal result or confirmed diagnosis and referral.
Follow-up means ensuring that the Participant’s have been linked to the referred service 4 and/or successfully transitioned from one service to another.