Health Facilities definition

Health Facilities. : means Head Office, District Offices, Hospitals, Community Health Centres, Specialized centres and Clinics under the auspices of the Department of Health in the Province.

Health Facilities means Hospitals, Community Health Centres and Clinics under the auspices of the Department in the Province.

Health Facilities means accredited health facilities and outlets providing HIV/TB services.

Examples of Health Facilities in a sentence

• Grantee shall work with HHSC on the capacity management program for State Mental Health Facilities (SMHF).

• In the wake of increasing need for instituting proper and timely treatment protocol by the medical profession for the benefit of the patients, strengthening of services with an extensive range of investigation and diagnostic facilities at the Government Health Facilities is becoming more and more important.

• If the expenditure is subject to determination of need approval, the provider may petition for an adjustment after the Department has determined that need exists for the project and after the time for making an appeal to the Health Facilities Appeals Board has expired or all administrative and judicial reviews of the Department’s determination have been concluded.

• The information in the report cards is provisional local data, and may differ from the national surveillance reports carried out by Health Protection Scotland and Health Facilities Scotland.

• Behavioral Health Facilities that are licensed to provide behavioral health services in a structured setting with 24-hour supervision.

More Definitions of Health Facilities

Health Facilities means any of the following:

Health Facilities. All entities regulated by Law Number 101 of July 20, 1979, as amended. HEALTH SERVICES ORGANIZATION: Groups of primary physicians, medical support groups and primary providers who meet the contracting requirements established by the Administration to offer health services through the coordinate care model.

Health Facilities. Sri Lanka has a well-organised island wide public health system that is rated as among the best in the Asian region. This has enabled to maintain the infant mortality and maternal deaths at a very low level. Education Facilities: Total number of schools operating in the Puttalam and Kurunegala districts is 352 and 959 respectively. Over 95% of these are government schools. About 25% of these schools conduct classes from year 1 to 13. Average number of teachers per school and pupils per school are around 20 and 350 in the two districts. Pupil/teacher ratio is around 20. These indicators are very close to the national averages. 4.2.4 Socio-economic Conditions along Ukuwela-Pallekelle 132 kV Transmission Line

Health Facilities means any existing primary or secondary health care facilities, excluding Medical Teaching Institutions and may include,

Health Facilities means collectively, the health facilities selected under the Project, as defined in the PIP;

Health Facilities means health care services and facilities provided by Health Institutions;

Health Facilities means health care systems including but not limited to health centers, clinics, birthing and parenting classes venues, hospitals, maternal centers/clinics, birthing homes, barangay health stations, health and nutrition posts and lying in clinics;