Public Patient definition

Public Patient means a patient in respect of whom a hospital or health service provides comprehensive care, including all necessary medical, nursing and diagnostic services and, if they are available at the hospital or health service, dental and paramedical services, by means of its own staff or by other agreed arrangements.

Public Patient means an individual approved for mental health services by a community mental health services program. Public patient includes an individual who is admitted as a patient under section 423, 429, or 438.

Public Patient means a patient in respect of whom the public health organisation provides comprehensive care, including all necessary medical, nursing and diagnostic services, by means of its own staff or by other agreed arrangements;

Examples of Public Patient in a sentence

• The Public Patient Travel Reimbursement “Pasientreiser” (xxxxx://xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx/), within its limitations should, as the first instance, be used for reimbursement of Subjects’ travel expenses.

• DEFINITIONS Public Patient is an ‘eligible’ person who receives or elects to receivefree of charge to them, a public hospital service, and includes an involuntary patient detained in authorised portions of the hospital.An "eligible person" is a person who resides permanently in Australia.

• You are not covered for any amount for which You are indemnified or entitled to indemnity (other than by this Policy) for Healthcare provided to a Public Patient.

• The VMO will not: (1) obtain, request or accept “booking fees”, “attendance fees” or like payments or any other payments, considerations, benefit or advantage from any Public Patient in relation to the Services; and (2) without the permission of the Territory, persuade or attempt to persuade or procure a patient to change his or her admission status.

• What Public, Patient and Carer involvement activity (PPI) has been or, will be undertaken with focus groups, advocacy groups, patient and/or representative participants regarding: NOTE: PPI activity is considered an important data protection safeguarding activity, to gain representative perspectives and opinions where participants themselves cannot provide explicit consent.

More Definitions of Public Patient

Public Patient means an Eligible Person who receives free of charge to them a public hospital service and includes an involuntary patient detained in authorised portions of the Hospital. Records means all records and information of any kind, including originals and copies, relating to the Agreement, whether or not containing Confidential Information, and however such records are held, stored or recorded.

Public Patient means an individual approved for mental health services by a CMH or an individual who is admitted as a patient under the Mental Health Code, Act No. 258 of the Public Acts of 1974, being Sections 330.1423, 330.1429, and 330.1438 of the Michigan Compiled Laws.

Public Patient means an eligible person as defined in section 3(1) of the Health Insurance Act 1973 (Commonwealth) who elects to be treated as a public inpatient or a public outpatient in respect of whom the Health Service provides comprehensive care, including all necessary medical, nursing and diagnostic services by means of its own staff and by other agreed arrangements without charge to the eligible person;

Public Patient means an individual approved for

Public Patient means a patient in respect of whom the hospital or area health service, as the case may be, provides comprehensive care, including all necessary medical, nursing and diagnostic services, by means of its own staff or by other agreed arrangements;

Public Patient means a Patient who has elected to be admitted as a ‘public’ patient in a Public Hospital which means that all benefits are claimable through Medicare only and are not claimed under the Member’s Policy.

Public Patient means a patient in respect of whom a hospi- tal or health service provides comprehensive care, including all necessary medical, nursing and diagnostic services and, if they are available at the hospital or health service, dental and paramedical services, by means of its own staff or by other agreed arrangements.