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improvements, are compiled quarterly and submitted to external regulatory agencies as required. • Compliance Reviews: The Compliance and Regulatory Affairs Team ensures that all procedures meet TN.0357.R05.00 requirements and that any external citations are addressed with appropriate revisions to our policies. • Feedback from Regulatory Officials: Input received from auditors and regulatory agencies is integrated into our Continuous Improvement cycle, ensuring that our grievance process remains at the forefront of industry standards. t. Summary of Key Takeaways • Accessibility and Clarity: The grievance process is accessible via multiple channels (in-person, electronically, telephone hotline) to ensure that every individual can easily file a complaint.

Promptness: Grievances are acknowledged within 24 hours, and urgent cases are escalated immediately, ensuring swift action and resolution. Data-Driven Investigation: Every grievance is thoroughly investigated using root cause analysis, with data collected from multiple sources to inform corrective actions. Corrective Action and Follow-Up: Detailed Corrective Action Plans are developed for every grievance, with clear timelines and responsibilities, and follow-up monitoring ensures that changes are effective. Transparent Appeals Process: Clients have the right to appeal any grievance resolution, with an independent Appeals Review Committee ensuring fairness and impartiality. Continuous Improvement: Regular audits, staff and client feedback, and ongoing data analysis drive continuous improvement in our grievance procedures. Integration with Overall Operations: The grievance process is fully integrated into our Quality Improvement Plan, ensuring that findings from grievance cases are used to improve service delivery and training. Confidentiality and Non-Retaliation: All grievances are treated confidentially, and we maintain a strict non ‑ retaliation policy to encourage reporting of issues without fear of adverse consequences.

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