Appropriate definition

Appropriate means the treatment's timing and setting are proper and cost effective. Medical treatments which are not proven, effective and appropriate are not covered by the Plan.

Appropriate means that the services or supports or activities provided or undertaken by the organization are relevant to the consumer’s needs, situation, problems, or desires.

Appropriate means at the closing market price for bonds with a remaining term equal to or nearest to the period, on or most recently before the Commitment is made, as published by the Bank of Canada. Where there is no such remaining term nearer to the period than all the others, the nearest longer remaining term will apply.

Examples of Appropriate in a sentence

• Appropriate medical documentation should include the date, time in and time out, and the medical provider’s signature.

• Appropriate patient selection is important to ensure timely supply for patients in need of KYMRIAH.

• Hourly Wages Appropriate increases for all personnel covered by this agreement are reflected in the new hourly rates (see below).

• Protective Measures Appropriate technical and organizational measures which may include: pseudonymizing and encrypting Personal Data, ensuring confidentiality, integrity, availability and resilience of systems and services, ensuring that availability of and access to Personal Data can be restored in a timely manner after an incident, and regularly assessing and evaluating the effectiveness of such measures adopted by it.

• Appropriate information and application forms will be provided to all new Interpreters at the time of employment.

More Definitions of Appropriate

Appropriate clothing means a supply of clothing that is sufficient, in good repair, accounts for a variety of occasions and seasons, and appropriate to age, size, gender, and level of activity. Modification or adaptation of clothing fasteners should be considered based on the needs of an individual with a physical disability to be independent.

Appropriate means nothing less than effective, suitable, proper or fitting to redress or undo the prejudice, impropriety, unlawful enrichment or corruption, in a particular case;

Appropriate means the treatment's timing and setting are proper and cost effective.

Appropriate means the degree to which the services or supports or activities provided or undertaken by the organization are suitable and desirable for the needs, situation, or problems of the individual using the service.

Appropriate means those parts of each client's record are most likely (or known) to be needed by the residential staff to carry out the client's active treatment program in the unit; to alert staff to health risks and other aspects of medical treatment; to support the psychosocial needs of the client; to contact family or emergency contacts, and to provide anything else necessary to the staff's ability to work on behalf of the client.

Appropriate means warranted in light of potential effects on public resources;

Appropriate means taking patient safety and cost effectiveness into consideration. When specifically applied to In-Patient Treatment, medically necessary also means that diagnosis cannot be made, or Treatment cannot be safely and effectively provided on an Out-Patient basis.