Gatekeeper definition

Gatekeeper has the meaning set forth in Section 2.4.1.
Gatekeeper means requiring a referral from a primary care or direct access provider or practitioner to access specialty or in- patient services.
Gatekeeper means those individuals in a community who have face-to-face contact with large numbers of community members as part of their usual routine; they may be trained to identify persons at risk for mental health problems or suicide and refer them to treatment or supporting services as appropriate.

Examples of Gatekeeper in a sentence

  • Gatekeepers Gatekeeper functions allow you to manage how code gets executed by applying access control rules.

  • We welcome contributions to the Gatekeeper Series from researchers and practitioners alike.

  • Coffee, Jr., Gatekeeper Failure and Reform: The Challenge of Fashioning Relevant Reforms, 84 B.U. L.

  • AF/JA, SAF/AG, and SAF/IG must coordinate inspections and audits with the appropriate MAJCOM Gatekeeper.

  • To provide Gatekeeper oversight and compliance of the Gatekeeper’s responsibilities as set forth below.


More Definitions of Gatekeeper

Gatekeeper means an agency identified in IC 12-24-12-2 or IC 12-24-12-10 that is actively involved in the evaluation and planning of treatment for an individual committed to a state institution beginning after the commitment through the planning of the individual's transition back into the community, including case management services for the individual in
Gatekeeper means an undertaking providing core platform services, designated pursuant to Article 3;
Gatekeeper means an employee who is mainly employed at the gate attending to the entry and exit of persons, vehicles and/or goods of any description.
Gatekeeper means a provider of core platform services designated pursuant to Article 3;
Gatekeeper means the following:
Gatekeeper means [*], or such other Third Party as may be agreed by the Parties in writing from time to time.
Gatekeeper means the function performed by the MEDALLION primary care provider in controlling and managing assigned clients through appropriate levels of medical care.