PPT-Resources for Program Monitoring and Review

Institutional Research and Effectiveness APR Resources and permanent status review The Office of Institutional Research and Effectiveness IRE supports departmental Academic Program Review by providing departmentspecific information related to its students faculty and resources This information will assist the department in addressing specific criteria within two Middle States Standards. 1 Chapter 11 MONITORING AND CONTROL SYSTEMS Content Introduction Overview of typical monitoring and control systems Fundamentals of conventional and comput erbased control and monitoring systems Typical monitoring NABat. ). . Core Team & Supporters. Susan Loeb, USFS-SRS. Jeremy Coleman, USFWS. Laura Ellison, USGS. Tom Rodhouse, NPS. Tom Ingersoll, . DoD. Cori . Lausen. , WCS Canada. Wayne Thogmartin, USGS. Mike . Crimmins. Dept. of Soil, Water & Environmental Science. University of Arizona. Acknowledgements. Dan Ferguson. University of Arizona. CLIMAS/Institute of the Environment. Alison . Meadow. University of Arizona. Mike . Crimmins. Dept. of Soil, Water & Environmental Science. University of Arizona. Acknowledgements. Dan Ferguson. University of Arizona. CLIMAS/Institute of the Environment. Alison . Meadow. University of Arizona. Bill Greer. IPECA. GROUNDWATER MONITORING. Groundwater must be within 20 feet of the surface. Monitoring wells are used to sense the presence of liquid product floating on the surface. Tank Leak Detection. Barbara Gallagher, RN. Clinical Research Nurse. Jefferson Clinical Research Institute. By the end of this presentation you will:. Learn about the different types of monitoring visits. Understand the objective of each type of monitoring visit. A . sponsor . collects and maintains all necessary provider records and prepares, submits and sometimes disburses monthly claims. A sponsor provides management guidance & assures each site is monitored according to Regulations. Fiscal Year Highlights. Human Resources. 2. Contoso HR Year in Review. Goals Achieved. Updated training programs implemented. New benefits plans finalized. Relocations completed. Hiring freeze lifted. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service . Office of Subsistence Management. Federal Subsistence Board. January 12-13, 2016 Work Session. Program. . Overview. Historical Overview. Programmatic Review. Revised Process. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service . Office of Subsistence Management. Federal Subsistence Board. January 12-13, 2016 Work Session. Program. . Overview. Historical Overview. Programmatic Review. Revised Process. Seattle, Washington April 24-25, 2012. 2. Shawn Stokes . Environmental Program Manager. Module 6 – . Effluent Monitoring &. Receiving Water Monitoring. 3. Sampling and analytical requirements. Director’s Institute 2018. General Supervision Cycle. Role of the Program Support and Monitoring (PSM) Specialist. Provide technical assistance (TA) as it relates to statutory requirements. Provide training to assist in building capacity, if needed. Transparency in Provider Monitoring Developed by the NC DHHS-LME/MCO-Provider Collaboration Workgroup February 2014 Revised 3-4-14 Presented by Mary T. Tripp Policy Unit Leader DHHS-DMH/DD/SAS Accountability Multiple Use MonitoringBest available scientific information BASI the responsible official shall document in the decision document how BASI was used to inform the plan monitoring program This document