Areas of Responsibility. The lateral and vertical limits of the respective areas of responsibility are as follows:
Areas of Responsibility. GP responsibilities Consultant responsibilities
Areas of Responsibility. The lateral and vertical limits of the respective areas of responsibility are as follows: Note: See para 2.2 for the description of the areas where delegation of the responsibility for the provision of ATS is applicable.
Areas of Responsibility. The Council shall organize itself and make recommendations to the board of education for the planning and conducting of in- service education of all professional employees.
Areas of Responsibility a. A staff committee’s role may include the following:
Areas of Responsibility. Specialist’s Roles and Responsibilities
Areas of Responsibility. Each Party shall operate, maintain, repair, and inspect, and shall be fully responsible for the facilities that it now or subsequently may own unless otherwise specified in the attachments to this Agreement. Each Party shall be responsible for the safe installation, maintenance, repair, and condition of their respective lines and appurtenances on their respective sides of the Point of Common Coupling.
Areas of Responsibility. Consultant To assess the patient and establish the need for sleep onset treatment in neurodevelopmental disabilities. To only prescribe melatonin second-line where non-pharmacological strategies have failed, and underlying physical causes are managed where they exist. To prescribe only where parents, carers or where appropriate the patient has completed a sleep questionnaire (see Appendix 1) and sleep diary (see Appendix 2) highlighting problems with sleep latency. Consider and discuss treatment options. This should include consideration of contra-indications, interactions and cautions, a discussion of the reasons for treatment, the possible adverse effects and the lack of information in relation to longer-term outcomes including effectiveness and adverse effects. Provide verbal and written information to the parents, carers, and where appropriate the patient and answer their questions about melatonin. Obtain consent for the off label prescribing of melatonin. Perform baseline checks of physical health (including height, weight). Initiate licensed melatonin (Circadin®) 2mg prolonged release tablets. Assess and monitor the patient’s response to treatment and make dose adjustments where necessary. If treatment is ineffective and discontinued check for possible complications following discontinuation. Assess the continuing need for melatonin every 6 months and consider stopping melatonin e.g. 14 day break every 6 months using an appropriate sleep monitoring tool (see attached) and advise GPs on this. Provide supervision and assessment of the patient during these periods. Ensure the patient is aware of the need to review the melatonin every 6 months. Provide the GP with appropriate clinical information and individual patient information. Communicate treatment changes to the GP promptly within Trust recommended times. Unlicensed formulations of melatonin are available and may only be prescribed after SWLStG Drug and therapeutics approval on an individual basis. Unlicensed formulations must be supplied by a Hospital Pharmacy. To take responsibility for stopping the melatonin or to agree aftercare when the patient reaches 18 years of age. GP Monitor the patient’s overall health and well-being. Review the patient in accordance with specialist advice every 6 months. Prescribe melatonin (Circadin®) once the treatment has been established, the patient stabilised and the care of the patient has been transferred and accepted. Refer patients back to the specialist if th...
Areas of Responsibility. Subject to the terms of this Agreement, the JAC shall act as a forum to discuss in good faith in particular the following major items, matters and areas of interest:
Areas of Responsibility. GP responsibilities Specialist responsibilities
