Project Management monitoring and control techniques. Monitoring and control techniques can be split in to three areas: project plan monitoring, project budget monitoring, monitoring through regular status and/or stage reporting and monitoring carried at different levels by the project team. This guide gives an overview of each area and describes key project monitoring techniques.
In it, CMS permitted NPPs (e.g., physician assistants, nurse prac-. titioners, clinical nurse specialists, certified nurse-midwives, clinical social workers, and clinical psychologists) to provide. direct supervision for hospital outpatient therapeutic servic-. es when their state license allows them to do so.
The supervising physician may choose one or more of the following four mechanisms to provide the supervision as required by Section 1399.545 of Title 16 of the California Code of Regulations. 1  The physician sees the patients the same day that they are treated by the PA. The physician reviews, signs and dates the medical record of every patient treated by the physician assistant within thirty days of the treatment. The physician adopts written protocols which specifically guide the actions of the PA.