Reports and Requirements Sample Clauses

The "Reports and Requirements" clause establishes the obligation for one or both parties to provide specific information, updates, or documentation as stipulated in the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the type of reports to be delivered, the frequency or deadlines for submission, and the format or content required—such as financial statements, progress updates, or compliance certifications. Its core practical function is to ensure transparency and accountability between the parties, enabling effective monitoring of performance and compliance with contractual obligations.
Reports and Requirements. The Program will:  Prepare and submit patient services performance reports. Due January 31, 2018  Conduct quality assurance/performance measurement summary reports on Key Quality Indicators. Due February 28, 2018  Submit monthly CARS expense and revenue reports  Prepare and submit a Cost Analysis report using the Relative Value Unit methodology. Due August 31, 2018.  Conduct and maintain documentation of monthly internal Quality Control record audits and documentation review  Notify the ▇▇-▇▇/RH Program of staff changes and enroll new staff in the HCET “On-Boarding” program  Participate in on-site ▇▇-▇▇/RH program and telephone/video-conference reviews and consultation  Notify ▇▇-▇▇/RH Program staff in a timely manner of operational or service delivery problems and request consultation assistance as needed  Participate in ▇▇-▇▇/RH Program sponsored business and continuing educational offerings. Name of Person Submitting Application:  ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ RN, BSN Date: 11/11/2016
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Reports and Requirements. (1) The Tribe agrees that it will: (a) Meet the requirements for Federal reimbursement of Title IV-E funds under the provisions of Children's Administration’s federally approved IV-E state plan; (b) Meet the requirements of the Tribe’s Child Placing Agency contract with the State; (c) Comply with the ICPC Agreement that Washington has signed with other states in the event the Tribe places a Title IV-E eligible child in an out of state placement through the Interstate Compact on Placement of Children (ICPC). When a child is Title IV-E eligible and placed in a licensed home in another state, the child is eligible for medical in the other state under the Consolidated Omnibus Budget and Reconciliation Act (COBRA). (d) Provide a written list to the Department, as part of the Tribal Time Study, of the Title IV-E children receiving services from the Tribe. (e) Conduct time studies of all positions for which Title IV-E funding is requested. These time studies will identify, by position, the amount of time spent on Title IV-E activities. The Tribe further agrees to provide to the Department the results of such time studies with the Tribe’s quarterly claim for reimbursement. These time studies shall be the basis for the allocation of the Tribe’s expenditures attributable to Title IV-E reimbursable activities. (f) Provide the DSHS-CA social worker the necessary information to allow the social worker to complete the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ care rate assessment or determine the group care rate, and/or other allowable services for the child that need to be authorized at placement or change of placements. (g) Provide the DSHS-CA social worker the necessary information to maintain the legal and placement data of each child under the court jurisdiction of the Tribe, as defined in this Operational Agreement, as outlined by DSHS/CA; (h) Documentation of legal structure for those children receiving services (in home or in placement) and under Tribal court supervision includes: i. Removal orders (protective custody, shelter care order or voluntary placement agreement), ii. Subsequent shelter orders, iii. MINOC/YINOC/Dependency petition and findings of fact, conclusion of law, iv.Periodic court reviews, v. Permanency planning orders, and vi. Orders achieving a permanent plan (guardianship orders, dismissal). (i) Documentation of placement for those children receiving services (in home or in placement) and under Tribal court supervision includes: i. Any out of home placement which resulted from ...
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Reports and Requirements. (1) The Tribe agrees that it shall: (a) Meet the requirements for Federal reimbursement of Title IV-E funds under the provisions of Children's Administration’s federally approved IV-E state plan; (b) Comply with the Interstate Compact on Placement of Children (ICPC) Agreement that Washington has signed with other states in the event the Tribe places a Title IV-E eligible child in an out of state placement through ICPC. When a child is Title IV-E eligible and placed in a licensed home in another state, the child is eligible for medical in the other state under the Consolidated Omnibus Budget and Reconciliation Act (COBRA). (c) Provide a written list to the Department, as part of the Tribal Time Study, of the Title IV-E children receiving services from the Tribe. (d) Conduct time studies of all positions for which Title IV-E funding is requested. These time studies shall identify, by position, the amount of time spent on Title IV-
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