Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. R. 195-2-.01 - General Definitions
(1)
"Residency Capitation" means the funding provided to each designated teaching
hospital or hospital authority operating a teaching hospital based on:
(a) The number of residents in training,
times a fixed dollar amount; and
(b) The fixed dollar amount being set by the
appropriation provided for this purpose divided by the total number of
residents in training at all designated teaching hospitals and all teaching
hospitals operated by a hospital authority.
(2) "Teaching Hospital" is an institution
owned and operated by a hospital authority which provides medical education and
training of residents in addition to its other medical care delivery system
responsibilities.
(3) "Designated
Teaching Hospital" means a teaching hospital operated by other than a hospital
authority, which hospital agrees to contract with the state to offer or
continue to offer a residency program approved by the Accreditation Council for
Graduate Medical Education /ACGME, which program has at least one ACGME
accredited residency program, excluding any stand-alone fellowship program, and
which hospital operates a 24 hour, seven-day-per week emergency room open to
the public, and which hospital flies a semiannual statistical report consistent
with those filed by other state funded tertiary, neonatal obstetrical centers
with the Family Health Section of the Department of Human Resources.
(4) "Medical Education and Training" consists
of an ACGME approved residency program, one year or longer in duration, which
prepares graduates of medical schools to practice in a general or specialty
field of medicine or surgery.
(5)
"Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education" is the body established
to accredit residency programs.
(6)
"Certification" is the process utilized to determine the number of residents
receiving medical education and training through a designated teaching hospital
or a teaching hospital operated by a hospital authority which serves as the
basis for issuance of capitation payments.
(7) "Resident" means an individual at any
level of training in an ACGME-accredited Graduate Medical Education Program,
including subspecialty programs.
(8) "Fellow" refers to an individual
undertaking post-graduate residency training in a field of research that is not
accredited by the ACGME.
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