STAT means the statutory accounting practices prescribed or permitted by the applicable Insurance Law, applied on a consistent basis.
STAT dose means the pharmacy will prepare and label the drug immediately, and the patient will receive the dose immediately upon receipt from the pharmacy.
STAT means any Order that is received after the established cut-off time and that must be delivered prior to the next cut off time and/or corresponding regularly scheduled delivery time.
Examples of STAT in a sentence
Some employees covered by the Agreement may have individual rights to contest a removal from position or employment under Minn Stat.
C, title II, §§ 32304(d), 32402(b), 32604(b)(2), July 6, 2012, 126 Stat.
More Definitions of STAT
STAT means statutory accounting practices prescribed or permitted by the ---- Department of Insurance of the State of Kansas.
STAT. New Years Day (Jan)
STAT services are defined as response time to the facility within sixty (60) minutes of the “stat” services request, telephoned test results within sixty (60) to ninety (90) minutes from the time Contractor obtains the specimen(s) and written lab report within forty-eight (48) hours of the site visit (including weekends and holidays). Stat labs resulting from the need to repeat a routine lab due to false positives shall be performed at no charge to the County. The Contractor must meet these performance requirements at least 90% of the time. County of Orange Health Care Agency 19 MA-042-14011645 Phlebotomy and Laboratory Testing Services Specific Requirements to Programs: Public Health Services/Disease Control & Epidemiology Testing Methodology for Chlamydia trachomatis:
STAT in Swedish means the state
STAT toíQ Rcq"iícmc⭲ts” means any Act or Paíliamc⭲t (oí a⭲Q i⭲stí"mc⭲t, í"lc oí oídcí madc tkcíc"⭲dcí), a⭲Q ícg"latio⭲ oí bQc- law or a⭲Q local a"tkoíitQ, stat"toíQ "⭲dcítakcí oí p"blic oí píi:atc "tilitQ oí "⭲dcítaki⭲g tkat kas a⭲Q j"íisdictio⭲ o:cí tkc sitc oí witk wkosc sQstcms oí píopcítQ tkc Woíks is oí will bc co⭲⭲cctcd;
STAT is used rather than “TFC” through all documentation from this point forward, and there were concerns that with the emphasis on STAT, Tiers II and III would be somewhat neglected (largely related to the interconnectedness of these three levels of care in the context of need and capacity or recruitment.) • There is continuing debate over which children would be provided TFC services, and whether it would be limited to children in CPS custody. Despite the improved clarity, numerous questions were raised across the SME reports (such as regarding the definition of “disruption” for identifying eligible children), but most of these appear to have been answered by the most recent SME Report. There was a much briefer set of recommendations in the December 2022 SME report, largely related to the SOP and recruitment approaches; differentiating the criteria for placement with STAT home vs. placement in other tiers; engagement with families and children in quality improvement; and that xxxxxx care status should not determine eligibility for STAT. We address responses to these recommendations below, as well as raise some additional recommendations based on further details that have been provided.
STAT means State Transport Appellate Tribunal, Government of Tamilnadu