Complete procedure

1. Comprehensive diagnostic service when a radiological procedure can be separated into a professional component performed by a physician and a technical component that is supplied by technical staff, equipment, overhead, and supplies. See also separate procedure to learn the difference between complete versus separate. 2. Main or large surgical procedure performed. See partial procedure to learn the difference between complete versus partial.

Completed operations coverage

See: Products and completed operations.
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Completed Operations coverage protects against claims arising from operations finished and abandoned by the insured. For example, if a plumber installs the plumbing for a new restaurant and due to poor installation the restaurant floods, the completed operations coverage pays the damages on the insured’s behalf. As with products coverage, the operations must have been abandoned. That is, the work must have been completed and not in progress. (See Commercial General Liability).