Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) Reporting Clause Samples

Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) Reporting. The Operator shall provide AHS with a report on IPC related indicators from time to time upon request by AHS. National Ambulatory Care Reporting System and Billing Information Reporting Requirements are appended here as Appendix 1 Annual Reporting Requirements Template is appended here as Appendix 3 INFORMATION REPORTING FREQUENCY DATA SOURCE/ FORMAT REPORTING TO: National Ambulatory Care Reporting System (NACRS) and Billing Information Requirements, as per Appendix 1 At a minimum of at least monthly within 15 days after month-end or with each invoice Submission method and standard format as defined by AHS Health Records (NACRS) Reportable Incidents In accordance with timeframes set out in Schedule “D”, Appendix 4 In accordance with process described in Schedule “D”, Appendix 4  AHS: Lead, Surgical Contracts, Calgary Zone, Contract Manager NHSF Contracts and AHS Incident Review Committee  CPSA; and  AH&W attention to: ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇- Shinnan 780.422.6489 Operators may be requested to submit a copy of each anesthetic record, operating room nursing record and recovery room record, during the Term. At request Facility Requestor authorized by Lead, Surgical Contracts, Calgary Zone or Contract Manager NHSF Contracts Complications (intra-operative and postoperative, including mortality rates and nosocomial infections, reported by procedure type) Immediately Facility AHS: Lead, Surgical Contracts, Calgary Zone, Contract Manager NHSF Contracts Complications (intra-operative and postoperative, including mortality rates and nosocomial infections, reported by procedure type) Annually Standard format provided by AHS (Schedule D, Appendix 2) AHS: Lead, Surgical Contracts, Calgary Zone, Contract Manager NHSF Contracts Reportable Incidents In accordance with timeframes set out in Schedule “D”, Appendix 4 In accordance with process described in Schedule “D”, Appendix 4  AHS: Lead, Surgical Contracts, Calgary Zone, Contract Manager NHSF Contracts; and  AH&W attention to: ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇- Shinnan 780.422.6489 Documented evidence of patient satisfaction program, including documented evidence of Client Concerns Resolution Process and follow-up; linked to AHS internal concerns resolution process; reports of patient satisfaction surveys Annually Facility AHS: Lead, Surgical Contracts, Calgary Zone, Contract Manager NHSF Contracts Summary of Facility participation in AHS Research and Teaching Activities Annually Standard format provided by AHS (Schedule D, Append...
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Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) Reporting. The Service Provider shall provide AHS with a report on IPC related indicators from time to time upon request by AHS and in any event, no less than 30 days of each Fiscal Year of the Term. The following is a summary of the requirements for managing patient concerns. 1. The Service Provider shall develop a process for managing concerns that: (a) Recognizes that all Albertans are entitled to express concerns regarding their health care experience; (b) Is consistent with, and adheres to relevant legislation including the Patient Concerns Resolution Process Regulation (124/2006) (Alberta), together with all other federal and provincial laws, regulations, orders , standards and directives in force and applicable to patient concerns under this Agreement; and (c) Aligns with the Alberta Health Services Patient Concerns Resolution Process. 2. The resolution of concerns/complaints should occur as close to the point of service as possible and involve the appropriate people within its organization, regardless of where the feedback is received. 3. The Service Provider shall: (a) Develop a process to address concerns which defines the following: (i) How complainants may express a concern within the organization; and (ii) How concerns will be reviewed, addressed and responded to. (b) Develop public messaging which describes how to bring forward a concern and includes references to the Patient Concerns Officer (PCO). (c) Collaborate with the PCO to: (i) address concerns involving both the Service Provider and AHS to ensure a seamless process for the complainant; (ii) address concerns brought directly to the PCO; and (iii) address recommendations for improvement of concerns management as identified through reviewing a concern. Ambulatory Care Classification System and Billing Information Reporting Requirements are appended here as Appendix 1
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Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) Reporting. (a) The Service Provider shall provide AHS with a report on IPC related indicators from time to time upon request by AHS. Ambulatory Care Classification System and Billing Information Reporting Requirements are appended here as Appendix 1
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