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Dental VA Contract and Activation Checklist
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A practical checklist for scope, contract review, privacy and security gates, team preparation, kickoff, staged access, first work, and 30-day activation.
This checklist supports operational preparation. It is not legal advice.
Before signing
- Role and owned outcome written
- Included and excluded work listed
- Volume assumption and overflow response agreed
- Hours and exact coverage windows agreed
- Dedicated or shared staffing confirmed
- Trial, notice, termination, and replacement timing reviewed
- Conversion, subcontracting, data, and work-product terms reviewed
- Payment model, inclusions, extra charges, and exit costs agreed
- Qualified counsel consulted where needed
Before access
- Applicable healthcare privacy agreement completed
- Confidentiality terms completed
- Privacy, security, incident, and clinical-boundary training completed
- Managed device and secure connection tested
- Multi-factor authentication enabled
- Private workspace confirmed for patient-facing work
- Access matrix approved
- Offboarding and same-day revocation plan written
Before day one
- Baseline measures recorded
- Internal team briefed
- Onboarding owner and backup named
- Trainer has protected time
- Communication channels created
- Two kickoff sessions scheduled
- First task chosen
- Week-one plan written
- Day 30, 60, and 90 reviews scheduled
Week one
- Role, scope, exclusions, and decision rights reviewed
- Stage-one access working
- Daily start and end summaries running
- First useful task completed and reviewed
- Question log started
- Team routing work through the agreed process
Day 30
- Core work running at the expected ramp level
- Access reviewed and unused permissions removed
- Main SOPs drafted
- Leading measures compared with baseline
- Scope creep corrected
- Continue, adjust, or stop decision recorded
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