Evidence Review Process Sample Clauses

Evidence Review Process. All cases submitted to the designated officer should have a completed treatment request form. This form together with any relevant materials should be distributed to a senior commissioning manager and public health specialist for ‘evidence review’. This process will determine whether the case should be reviewed by the IFR panel. The pair will be able to consider two options; refuse the request without reference to the IFR Panel, or refer to the IFR Panel. Where considered appropriate, contact will be made at this stage with the referring clinician to provide further information / discuss details of the case. Individual funding requests will be dealt with outside of the formal IFR process meeting where; they represent service developments for which there clearly is no clinical case they raise a major policy issue and need more detailed work they can be dealt with under another existing contract an alternative satisfactory solution can be found. An evidence review sheet will be created for each individual case as part of the evidence review process, whether or not it is subsequently referred to the panel. These sheets will be stored and used as reference material. Where there is uncertainty, the case should be referred to the IFR Panel. All decisions made by the Commissioning Manager / Public Health Specialist pair will be recorded and will be subject to audit. The IFR Panel will consider all cases referred to it by the Commissioning Manager / Public Health Specialist screening tier.
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