Telemedicine Privileges definition

Telemedicine Privileges means the authorization granted by the Board of Trustees to a Practitioner not residing on Guam to render a diagnosis of a patient at the Hospital through the use of electronic communication or other communications technologies. The Practitioner will not be an active member and may not provide direct patient care nor write orders. In the event of a Public Health Emergency declared by the President of the United States or a State of Emergency declared by the Governor of Guam, as permitted by law and regulation, providers with telemedicine privileges may provide definitive diagnosis and treatment, and may write order independently, within the scopes of their consultation.

Telemedicine Privileges means the authorization to prescribe, render a diagnosis, provide education, or otherwise provide clinical treatment to a patient through the use of electronic communication or other communication technologies. Telemedicine practitioners will be privileged according to these Bylaws.

Telemedicine Privileges means the authorization granted by the Board to render a diagnosis or otherwise provide clinical treatment to a patient at the Hospital through the use of electronic communication or other communication technologies.

Examples of Telemedicine Privileges in a sentence

• Telemedicine Privileges: (a) Telemedicine is the provision of clinical services to patients by practitioners from a distance via electronic communications.

• Such loss or suspension will result in the immediate and automatic relinquishment of any and all Telemedicine Privileges with no right to a hearing or an appeal as outlined in these Bylaws.

• A Practitioner who has been granted Telemedicine Privileges will immediately report to the Chief Executive Officer the loss or suspension of any license, certificate or authorization described above.

• The Medical Executive Committee will make a recommendation to the Board of Trustees regarding whether the Practitioner's request for Telemedicine Privileges should be granted.

• Physicians holding Telemedicine Privileges will not be eligible for appointment to the Medical Staff.

• The grant is subject to a means test (except in the case of children) and works must be eligible as defined by the Act and Regulations.

• Physicians applying for Telemedicine Privileges shall meet the qualifications for Medical Staff appointment set forth in Section 4.4 of these Bylaws.

• Only Physicians who are working through a corporate entity that is engaged by Washington Regional pursuant to the terms of a written service contract may apply for Telemedicine Privileges.

• Physicians seeking to renew Telemedicine Privileges shall be required to complete an application and provide Washington Regional with evidence of current clinical competence.

• If any Practitioner who has been granted Telemedicine Privileges intends to direct patient care or to provide “hands-on” patient care, such Practitioner will be required to apply for an active Medical Staff membership and clinical privileges at the Hospital prior to the provision of any such direct patient care.

More Definitions of Telemedicine Privileges

Telemedicine Privileges means the authorization granted by the Board, after considering the recommendations of the Medical Executive Committee, to render a diagnosis or otherwise provide clinical treatment to a patient at the Hospital through the use of electronic communication or other communication technologies.

Telemedicine Privileges means the authorization granted by the Board to a member of the Telemedicine Staff to render a diagnosis or otherwise provide clinical treatment to a patient at the Hospital through the use of electronic communication or other communication technologies. Telemedicine Privileges are only granted to members of the Telemedicine Staff. Members of other Staff categories need not be granted

Telemedicine Privileges means the authorization to prescribe, render a diagnosis or otherwise provide clinical treatment to a patient through the use of electronic communication or other communication technologies.

Telemedicine Privileges means privileges for the use of electronic communication or other communication technologies to provide or support clinical care at a distance. Telemedicine privileges shall include consulting, prescribing, rendering a diagnosis or otherwise providing clinical treatment to a patient using telemedicine.

Telemedicine Privileges means the authorization granted to a Practitioner by the Board of Directors to render a diagnosis of a patient at the Hospital through the use of electronic communication or other communications technologies. The Practitioner will not be a Member of the Medical Staff and may not provide direct patient care.