Ongoing Need for Communication Assessments and Consultation Clause Samples

The "Ongoing Need for Communication Assessments and Consultation" clause establishes a requirement for regular evaluation and support regarding communication needs throughout the duration of an agreement or service. In practice, this means that parties must periodically assess whether communication methods, tools, or strategies remain effective and, if necessary, seek expert consultation to address any emerging challenges. This clause ensures that communication remains clear and effective over time, adapting to changing circumstances and preventing misunderstandings or breakdowns in collaboration.
Ongoing Need for Communication Assessments and Consultation. Law enforcement personnel will reassess communication effectiveness regularly throughout any communication with an individual who is deaf or hard of hearing and will consult that individual on a continuing basis to assess what measures are required to ensure effective communication. See 28 C.F.R. Part 35, App. A.
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Ongoing Need for Communication Assessments and Consultation. In addition to the initial communication assessment done at the time the need for auxiliary aids and services is first identified, Personnel will reassess communication effectiveness regularly throughout the communication and will consult with the individual who is deaf or hard of hearing on a continuing basis to assess what measures are required to ensure effective communication. For inmates, such reassessment will take place on monthly or more frequent basis.
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Ongoing Need for Communication Assessments and Consultation. In addition to the initial communication assessment done at the time the need for auxiliary aids and services is first identified, GPCS Personnel will reassess communication effectiveness regularly throughout the period of providing services and will consult with the individual who is deaf or hard of hearing on a continuing basis to assess the measures required to ensure effective communication. See 28 C.F.R. Part 35, App. A. For Consumers, such reassessment will take place during 30-day face to face meetings.
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Ongoing Need for Communication Assessments and Consultation. In addition to the initial communication assessment done at the time the need for auxiliary aids and services is first identified, ACSO personnel will reassess communication effectiveness regularly throughout the period of incarceration and will consult with the individual who is deaf or hard of hearing on a continuing basis to assess the measures required to ensure effective communication. See 28 C.F.R. Part 35, App. A. For inmates, such reassessment will take place on a monthly or more frequent basis.
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Ongoing Need for Communication Assessments and Consultation. In addition to the initial communication assessment done at the time the need for auxiliary aids and services is first identified, Englewood personnel will reassess communication effectiveness regularly throughout the communication and will consult with the individual who is deaf or hard of hearing on a continuing basis to assess what measures are required to ensure effective communication. See 28 C.F.R. pt. 35, App. A.
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