Access and Sample Clauses
Access and. Accessibility To permit the Tenant, its agents, invitees and those having business with any or all of them, full and uninterrupted access to the Building seven (7) days per week twenty-four (24) hours per day during the Term, including access for persons with disabilities. The Landlord acknowledges the Tenant’s legislated mandate to identify and remove barriers to access for persons with disabilities and to comply with good accessibility practices and standards in order to achieve full accessibility for Ontarians with disabilities. The Landlord shall ensure that the Building, Lands and the Premises are in compliance with the ODA, the AODA, all regulations made thereunder, including without limitation O.Reg. 429/07 made under the AODA, and all Ontario Government policies, standards and guidelines. The Landlord covenants and agrees to provide all services and facilities required to be provided by it hereunder (including without limitation, light, water, fuel, electricity, plumbing, heating, ventilation and air- conditioning) during Normal Business Hours and to permit the Occupant to make its own arrangements with the Landlord for the provision of such services and facilities outside of Normal Business Hours, including invoicing and payment of the charges therefrom.
Access and referral
2.3.1.1. In-Patient Mother and Baby Units Referrals will be considered from: • Adult Mental Health Teams, CAMHS and other mental health services • Internally from Specialised Perinatal Community Psychiatric Teams • GPs • Maternity Services and Obstetricians Emergency Admissions. These are the majority of admissions. The patient will be acutely ill and usually within 12 weeks of childbirth. The patient will be assessed and accepted by a senior clinical 7 NHS England/C06/S/a
2.3.1.2. Outreach Teams (prescribed component of the Specialised Mental Health Service) The Specialised Perinatal Community Psychiatric Team will consider referrals from: • Mental Health Services • The extended Primary Care Team, GPs and Health Visitors • Midwives and Obstetricians The Service provides written and electronic referral criteria, Care Pathways and Management Guidelines and will provide telephone advice and guidance to referrers. The Service accepts direct referrals to avoid delay in accessing the correct level in care taking into account the propensity for rapid deterioration in postpartum illness. The Service accepts emergency, urgent and non-urgent referrals. Referrals are made to the Service as a whole and not to a named Consultant. Individual patients will have a key worker and named care coordinator.