Substantiated finding definition

Substantiated finding means an administrative determination made by the department after investigation of a complaint against a certified nursing assistant or a direct care worker of abuse, neglect or misappropriation of property of a client, patient or resident.[PL 2015, c. 196, §9 (NEW).]

Substantiated finding means that the investigation established by a preponderance of evidence that mistreatment or self-neglect has occurred.

Substantiated finding means a proposed substantiated finding that:

Examples of Substantiated finding in a sentence

• Substantiated finding is defined as a court adjudication, or determination by the state agency or any Court of a probable cause and/or preponderance of the evidence finding, or substantially similar findings in this state or any other.

• Any appeal of the Substantiated finding will have to be made through the juvenile court.

• No authority is granted a Circuit Director to make any exceptions to any applicant with a Verified or Not Substantiated finding.

• In one case, the incident occurred on July 6, 2017 and the client was notified of the Substantiated finding on July 13, 2017.

• Future research:Review the use of replacement type insurance contracts from both the insurer and the insured’sperspective.

• The administrative hearing tracker will enter the Substantiated finding and date it was ordered by the court in the coinciding allegation(s) section in SAFE, and import a copy of the court order into content manager.

• This section also does not apply to a Substantiated finding that was upheld after an Appeal to the Maine Superior Court or the Maine Law Court.

• Because the City is seeking equitable relief to ensure prompt compliance with the MCO, not compensation for damages resulting from the violation, Sabri is not entitled to a jury trial.

• In cases with multiple Substantiations the Department may, in its discretion, consolidate the review process for each Substantiated finding.

• Five of OLR’s 27 investigations resulted in a Not Substantiated finding (three employees of color and two white employees).

More Definitions of Substantiated finding

Substantiated finding. Means that the EOS has determined that the allegations in the complaint are based upon credible evidence to constitute a violation of the District’s policy on sexual harassment or other form of employment discrimination. A “Substantiated Finding” shall be issued in writing to the complainant, the respondent and the appropriate site administrator, district superintendent, branch or division head, office of Staff Relations, Employee Services section, and shall result in discipline including but not limited to termination.

Substantiated finding means an administrative determination made by the department after investigation of a complaint against a certified nursing assistant or a direct care worker of abuse,

Substantiated finding means an administrative determination made by the department, after investigation of a complaint, that the level of abuse, neglect or misappropriation of property was of high severity. High severity shall be determined by criteria set out in department rules. Criteria shall include but not be limited to conduct that poses a threat of harm to future consumers. Substantiated findings are listed as notations on the registry. The person with a substantiated finding is prohibited from employment as a UAP or CNA.

Substantiated finding means documentation of an investigation by the State that leads the State to conclude that an allegation is valid, including:

Substantiated finding means that the EOS has determined that the allegations in the Complaint are based upon credible evidence to constitute a violation of the District’s policy. A “Substantiated Finding” does not necessarily mean that any law has been violated. A “Substantiated Finding” shall be issued in writing to the Complainant, the aggrieved, Respondent and the appropriate site administrator, district superintendent, branch or division head, office of Staff Relations, and Employee Services section.

Substantiated finding means (a) a decision reached by the Department following an investigation, that a person responsible for a child has, by a preponderance of the evidence, abused or neglected a child; and (b) a decision reached by the Department, following an investigation, that person responsible for an incapacitated or dependent adult abused, neglected, or exploited an incapacitated or dependent adult..