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. GP responsibilities Specialist responsibilities
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 Consultant responsibilities Upon request, share relevant patient information to aid consultant in optimising patient care such as cardiac risk status, psoriasis, list of current medication, ensuring adequate contraceptive precautions in women. Ensure medical record updated to clearly indicate secondary care co-prescribing whilst consultant stabilises dose. Respond to shared care request and if agreed, prescribe lithium by brand name, noting any risk concerns, restrictions to supply quantity and target serum lithium level as advised by consultant. Undertake monitoring of serum lithium levels and other parameters (see 4 vi below) such as renal & thyroid function and calcium levels. Monitor for signs/symptoms of change in cardiac function & consult with psychiatrist to arrange ECG & to consider other potential causes if new signs of dysfunction arise. Copy reports of any monitoring to consultant & discuss how to manage any aberrant results. Take serum lithium levels 12 to 16 hours after the last dose. Ensure full documentation on the request form of time & date of last dose and blood sampling time to assure validity of results. Have a system in place to ensure blood test results are reviewed before prescribing and that these and any changes to treatment are recorded in the patient’s ‘purple book’ or can be uploaded to the ‘App’ by the patient. Report unacceptable adverse effects promptlyto consultant. Be aware of potential for drug interactions and monitor serum levels as appropriate (see 4 vii) Avoid abrupt discontinuation unless indicated by toxicity or severe side effects. If patient does not attend for routine screening please seek support from neighbourhood team to facilitate. Provide diagnosis. Perform baseline tests, copy results to GP. Seek information from GP regarding any cardiac risk, psoriasis and list of current medication. Discuss treatment with patient including benefits, side- effects, blood tests, likely duration, increased relapse risk in bipolar disorder after rapid discontinuation or due to poor adherence. Provide patient with lithium information, alert card and record book, ensuring details are recorded. Advise on the availability of a smartphone ‘App’ if the patient prefers. Counsel women on necessary contraceptive precautions; liaise with GP/family planning. Advise women to discuss with consultant as soon as possible if becomes pregnant or planning pregnancy. Consider potential drug ...
