Sentences with phrase «care meets the definition»

The irony is these are the same people that almost treat the term evidence based as something they invented and in my view never even question if their own care meets the definition.

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The measure comes after the federal Affordable Care Act redefined small group employers as being businesses with 100 or fewer employees, doubling New York's historic standard of 50 or fewer employees to meet the definition.

Accredited means that Project Perry, Inc. meets the comprehensive and rigorous definition of a true sanctuary and is providing humane and responsible care of parrots and other birds, meeting rigorous and peer - reviewed standards for operations, administration, and veterinary care established by GFAS.

In addition, HB 515 establishes a holding period for both stray animals and those surrendered by their families, it gives the person surrendering the animal the ability to change their mind and reclaim the animal, it bifurcates the holding period to incentivize adoptions and rescue transfers, it allows «shelters» to transfer animals to rescue groups right away to free up cage and kennel space thus reducing costs while increasing lifesaving, it mandates prompt and necessary care and environmental enrichment, and for those who are irremediably suffering, rigorously defined, it puts in place a mechanism to end their lives in as kind and compassionate a manner as possible and one that meets the dictionary definition for «euthanasia.»

But Savage said he was «not persuaded» that a duty of care only exists «when the police engage in a pursuit that meets the technical definition of the word.»

However, a case manager may be a covered entity because, depending on the case manager's activities, the person may meet the definition of either a health care provider or a health plan.

However, if services provided by the disease or case manager meet the definition of treatment and the person otherwise meets the definition of «health care provider,» such a person is a health care provider for purposes of this rule.

If not and the activity otherwise meets the definition of health care operations, the activity is not research and may be conducted under the health care operations provisions of this rule.

Therefore, we clarify that a researcher may also be a health care provider if that researcher provides health care, e.g., provides treatment to subjects in a research study, and otherwise meets the definition of a health care provider, regardless of whether there is a component of the research study that is unrelated to the health care of the research subjects.

We therefore clarify that to the extent that 24 - hour coverage plans have a health care component that meets the definition of «health plan» in the final rule, such components must abide by the provisions of the final rule.

Response: We clarify that, in general, a researcher is also a health care provider if the researcher provides health care to subjects in a clinical research study and otherwise meets the definition of «health care provider» under the rule.

Response: We agree that online companies are covered entities under the rule if they otherwise meet the definition of health care provider or health plan and satisfy the other requirements of the rule, i.e., providers must also transmit health information in electronic form in connection with a HIPAA transaction.

For example, a social service worker whose activities meet this rule's definition of health care will be a health care provider.

We expect that in most cases, government agencies that run health plans or provide health care services would typically meet the definition of a «hybrid entity» under § 164.504 (a), so that such an agency would be required to designate the health care component or components that run the program or programs in question under § 164.504 (c)(3), and the rules would not apply to the remainder of the agency's operations, under § 164.504 (b).

Uses and disclosures in these cases come within the definition of «health care operations,» provided that the requirements of § 164.514 (g) are met, if applicable.

These authorizations may also be useful to accomplish clinical coordination and integration among covered entities that do not meet the definitions of affiliated covered entities or organized health care arrangements.

The Office for Human Research Protection interprets 45 CFR part 46 to require IRB review as soon as an activity meets the definition of research, regardless of whether the activity began as «health care operations» or «public health,» for example.

The examples of entities in our proposed definition we continue to consider to be health care clearinghouses, as well as any other entities that meet that definition, to the extent that they perform the functions in the definition.

Disease managers may be health care providers or health plans, if they otherwise meet the respective definitions and perform disease management activities on their own behalf.

An entity that is a health plan, health care provider, or health care clearinghouse meets the statutory definition of covered entity regardless of how much time is devoted to carrying out health care - related functions, or regardless of what percentage of their total business applies to health care - related functions.

This decision is a departure from Walsh and Echelon General Insurance Company, FSCO A15 - 007448 (August 31, 2016) which found that a professional service provider does not need to care for the claimant in his or her pre-accident working hours to meet the definition of «incurred».

Response: We clarify that health care providers who submit the transactions in standard electronic form, health plans, and health care clearinghouses are covered entities if they meet the respective definitions.

Another social service worker may provide services that do not meet the rule's definition of health care, or may not transmit information in a standard transaction.

Covered entities under common ownership or control that elect not to designate themselves as a single affiliated covered entity, however, may elect to produce a joint notice if they meet the definition of an organized health care arrangement.)

We note that, while coverage for on - site medical clinics is excluded from definition of «health plans,» such clinics may meet the definition of «health care provider» and persons who work in the clinic may also meet the definition of health care provider.»

We note here that the term health care clearinghouse may have other meanings and connotations in other contexts, but the regulation defines it specifically, and an entity is considered a health care clearinghouse only to the extent that it meets the criteria in this definition.

Thus, health care providers include persons, such as those noted by the commenters, to the extent that they meet the definition.

This Census Bureau survey contains data on the number and proportion of establishments, by Standard Industrial Classification Code (SIC code), that have revenues of less than $ 5 million, which meets the Small Business Administration's definition of a small business in the health care sector.

Any use or disclosure for fundraising purposes that does not meet the requirements of § 164.514 (f) and does not fall within the definition of health care operations (see § 164.501), requires authorization.

The laws of all American jurisdictions permit unlicensed allied health professionals, such as medical assistants, to «perform or assist in the performance of specified professional services» as directed to do so by a physician or other qualified health care professional.5 Consequently, medical assistants meet the CPT definition of clinical staff.

Overall, rural census tracts are the most likely to be classified as child care deserts, with 58 percent of rural communities meeting that definition.

They meet the legal definition of homeless for public schools under the McKinney - Vento Act; Head Start and Early Head Start programs; Child Care and Development Fund programs; and Early Intervention (IDEA Part C) programs.