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| 2873 Filter to this value Explore graph node | 30.1 Filter to this value | 30.1
effective date: 06-25-12 Filter to this value | 220 |
| 2875 Filter to this value Explore graph node | 30.2 Filter to this value | 30.2
effective date: 06-25-12 Filter to this value | 221 |
| 2880 Filter to this value Explore graph node | empty text | accreditation EXCLUDED: not required to be employees of the CMHC or BHC rendering services accreditation required: Accredited Schools, Approved Schools, and Approved Early Childhood Education Programs accreditation required: BCBSIL credentialing process and approval accreditation required: Be an enrolled NH Medicaid provider accreditation required: Be certified to participate in the Medicare Program accreditation required: CNA certificate accreditation required: HCA-approved accreditation required: Has been examined and certified as a physician's trained mobile intensive care paramedic by the University Of Washington School Of Medicine or the Department of Health. accreditation required: Has successfully completed an emergency medical technician course as described in chapter 18.73 RCW. accreditation required: Hold a Florida license as a registered nurse without a bachelor's degree, and have a minimum of 3 years of documented experience in case management or counseling with special needs or developmental delay populations. accreditation required: Hold a bachelor's degree or higher from an accredited university or college with an emphasis in the areas of psychology, social work, health education, early childhood, child development, special education or interdisciplinary sociology accreditation required: Hold a bachelor's degree or higher in a field not listed in one of the areas above but with a minimum of 3 years of documented experience in case management or counseling with special needs or developmental delay populations accreditation required: Hold a current New Hampshire state license as a Home Health Care Provider, in accordance with RSA 151 accreditation required: Is a NH-enrolled Medicaid provider of home health services accreditation required: Is currently licensed to practice in the state in which he/she practices accreditation required: Licensed Nurses accreditation required: Physician licensed to practice medicine in Nebraska accreditation required: The credentialing process follows applicable accreditation agency guidelines, such as those set forth by the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA). accreditation required: a letter of approval from the Maryland SBHC Program within the Maternal and Child Health Bureau (MCHB) accreditation required: a unique, Type 2, 10-digit NPI accreditation required: active enrollment in Maryland Medicaid accreditation required: an active clinical license is required accreditation required: applicable accreditation accreditation required: approved to join the Maryland SBHC Program by the Maryland Department of Health's Maternal and Child Health Bureau (Bureau) accreditation required: attest to complying with 89 III. Admin. Code 140.453 and 89 III. Admin. Code 140.Table N accreditation required: certifications or Program Approvals accreditation required: certified addiction-medicine specialists accreditation required: certified by DOH as a CBT accreditation required: certified nurse practitioners accreditation required: certified, pursuant to 59 III. Admin. Code 132, as a CMHC accreditation required: credentials with a birthing hospital accreditation required: current, active licenses accreditation required: each new SBHC will need to obtain a separate Type 2 NPI for each practice location. accreditation required: licensed behavioral health or clinical providers accreditation required: obtain a separate NPI number and re-apply in ePREP for each SBHC practice location. accreditation required: obtaining the facility EPSDT certification with the Bureau certification. accreditation required: pass two consecutive compliance assessments accreditation required: receiving approval to join the Maryland SBHC Program accreditation required: the provider has been reviewed and approved by an accrediting body surveyed by the CMS or the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment at least every 36 months. accreditation required: this unique 10-digit NPI number and the provider's 9-digit Medicaid provider number effective date: 1 de julio, 2022 effective date: 2012 effective date: February 1, 2023 effective date: January 1, 2016 effective date: September, 2020 supervision level: Has had orientation to acceptable clinical and administrative record keeping from a health department nurse supervision level: Is trained under the supervision of an approved medical program director supervision level: Receives written orders from the member's physician supervision level: The school nurse will be involved in planning supervision level: authorized by a LPHA supervision level: authorized by the department supervision level: clinical leadership to the team in collaboration with the team lead supervision level: deemed competent by a licensed health care professional supervision level: developed by the School Nurse supervision level: instructor staffs are satisfied that the surveyor can independently conduct survey activities using the QIS. supervision level: supervision of PSWs by staff minimally meeting the requirements of a QMHP supervision level: two trainers ... are present and work with the survey teams to assure that the surveyors understand and implement the QIS process correctly. supervision level: two trainers ... are present to assess the surveyors' compliance with the QIS process and evaluate the extent to which surveyors are adhering to QIS procedures. value: The agency must employ or contract with value: complete Department approved modules of Medication Administration, TBI and Dementia training. value: prior to receiving their license. value: who meets the requirements within the Community Support Policy Chapter 525-05-30-21 and/or Residential Habilitation Policy Chapter 525-05-30-50. version: 2.2 who may interpret: KP physicians and staff who may interpret: Physician or other appropriate health care professional who may interpret: The participant's PCP team who may interpret: agency provider's rights review committee who may interpret: certified addiction-medicine specialists who may interpret: certified nurse practitioners who may interpret: chiropractors who may interpret: doctoral-level behavioral analysts who may interpret: doctoral-level clinical psychologists who may interpret: excluding any clinical interpretation who may interpret: ophthalmologist who may interpret: optometrist or ophthalmologist who may interpret: physical therapists who may interpret: the Communications staff of Xerox, the Department's fiscal agent who may interpret: the Department who may interpret: the PCP team who may perform: 34: Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) who may perform: 35: Local Health Department (LHD) who may perform: 38: General Clinic who may perform: ACT team members who may perform: ASC facilities who may perform: Administer drugs who may perform: Administer intravenous solutions who may perform: All Providers who may perform: All participating practitioners/providers who may perform: Approved SBHC sponsoring organizations and all individual SBHC locations who may perform: BabyReady Program providers who may perform: Behavioral Health Clinics (BHCs) who may perform: CHW services who may perform: CMS-Certified QIS Trainers or the CMS-approved training entity who may perform: Carry out all phases of advanced cardiac life support. who may perform: Central Referral Center staff who may perform: Clinical providers involved in the child's treatment (e.g., mental health, substance use, developmental disabilities) if desired by the family who may perform: Community Mental Health Centers (CMHCs) who may perform: ECM Providers who may perform: For children enrolled in an MCO, the assigned MCO Care Manager, if requested by the family who may perform: For children involved in child welfare, the DCFS Case Manager and any other child welfare professionals or foster parents involved with the child who may perform: For children receiving SASS/MCR services, a member of the MCR team who may perform: Has been examined and certified as a physician's trained mobile intensive care paramedic by the University Of Washington School Of Medicine or the Department of Health. who may perform: Has successfully completed an emergency medical technician course as described in chapter 18.73 RCW. who may perform: Hospital users will only be able to search for applications from the hospital that they are affiliated with. who may perform: Independent Practitioners (IPs) who may perform: KP will not do business with any Contracted Provider if it or any of its physicians, partners, officers, directors, or employees involved in providing goods or services to KP or its Members/patients, is, or becomes, excluded by, debarred from, or ineligible to participate in any Federal health care program or is convicted of a criminal offense in relation to the provision of health care. who may perform: LPHA or IP operating within their scope of practice who may perform: Licensed Practitioner of the Healing Arts (LPHA) or IP operating within their scope of practice who may perform: MH Practitioner or Prescriber who may perform: Medicaid-enrolled SBHC sponsoring organizations who may perform: Natural supports identified by the family, such as other family members, friends, faith leaders, neighbors, or coaches who may perform: Nursing facilities (NFs) offering mechanical ventilation services who may perform: PCP who may perform: PSW who may perform: Perform endotracheal airway management and other authorized aids to ventilation. who may perform: Preferred practitioners who may perform: Preferred providers who may perform: Professionals from other service systems involved with the child, such as probation/parole officers, teachers/other school personnel, if desired by the family who may perform: Provider(s) medical staff who may perform: Providers who may perform: QSPs who may perform: SBHCS and their sponsoring organizations who may perform: Service Coordinator who may perform: The CFT is a group of people important in the life of the child and family that is responsible for the development, implementation, and monitoring of a unified strengths-based service plan. who may perform: The Care Coordinator who may perform: The Care Coordinator is responsible for convening a unique CFT for each child receiving CCS services and for facilitating all meetings of the CFT. who may perform: The child and their parent/caregiver(s) who may perform: The child's primary care provider, the prescriber of any medications, or any medical specialists who may perform: The primary IATP provider who may perform: Unlicensed Assistive Personnel who have been trained and deemed competent by a licensed health care professional to carry out the NDE Rule 59 Emergency Response to Life-threatening Asthma or Systemic Allergic Reactions (Anaphylaxis) who may perform: a designated medical professional other than the client's attending physician. who may perform: a licensed registered nurse who may perform: a medical professional acting within their scope of practice who may perform: a program coordinator who may perform: a registered nurse who may perform: a sponsoring organization who may perform: a team of professional and paraprofessional mental health staff who may perform: agency provider's rights review committee who may perform: an approved agency-view contracted partner who may perform: an employee or contractor of an agency provider who may perform: an independent provider who may perform: an individual must be employed by or under contract with the Early Steps Program group provider serving children birth to 3 years of age who may perform: an unpaid caregiver who may perform: another provider or facility who can perform the birth who may perform: any self-governance or direct service tribe who may perform: appropriate practitioner who may perform: assigned care manager who may perform: clinical professionals who may perform: employees involved in providing goods and services to KP or its Members/patients have not been and are not currently excluded from participation in any Federal program. who may perform: every enrolled NH Medicaid provider (hereinafter referred to as the provider) who submits bills to NH Medicaid for payment. who may perform: facility-based day treatment program who may perform: health care providers, their staff, and provider-designated billing agents. who may perform: licensed behavioral health or clinical providers who may perform: licensed healthcare provider who may perform: licensed independent practitioners or other professional health care practitioners under contract with KPCO/CPMG who may perform: member of the IHH team who may perform: nurse practitioners who may perform: ophthalmologist or optometrist who may perform: participants in either of the direct service pools where an active clinical license is required for the type of service that the participant provides who may perform: participating home health services providers who may perform: personal empleado por la escuela (enfermera escolar, psicólogo escolar) who may perform: primary care provider who may perform: prosthetic supplier who may perform: providers who may perform: providers of AD and TBI waiver services who may perform: psychiatric care providers who may perform: psychiatric medical providers who may perform: qualified professional who may perform: staff with current, active licenses who may perform: the provider who may perform: those providing only tracheal suctioning who may perform: vision specialist who may perform: women's health specialist | 222 |
| 2906 Filter to this value Explore graph node | 2242A3 Filter to this value | 2242A3
who may perform: Physician Assistant, Nurse Practitioner, and/or Certified Nurse Midwife Filter to this value | 223 |
| 2908 Filter to this value Explore graph node | 2287A Filter to this value | 2287A
accreditation required: PCT Certification Filter to this value | 224 |
| 2910 Filter to this value Explore graph node | 2287D Filter to this value | 2287D
accreditation required: State and National Certification Programs for PCTs Filter to this value | 225 |
| 2912 Filter to this value Explore graph node | 2292A Filter to this value | 2292A
who may perform: Rehabilitation Agency Filter to this value | 226 |
| 2914 Filter to this value Explore graph node | 2292B Filter to this value | 2292B
who may perform: Rehabilitation Agency Clinic and Public Health Agency Filter to this value | 227 |
| 2916 Filter to this value Explore graph node | 2292C Filter to this value | 2292C
who may perform: Public Health Agency Filter to this value | 228 |
| 2918 Filter to this value Explore graph node | 2298D Filter to this value | 2298D
accreditation required: Accreditation Organization (AO) Surveys of Rehabilitation Agencies Filter to this value | 229 |