HEALTHWATCH. 22.1 The Partners shall co-operate with each other to enable each Partner to comply with its duties under Part 14 of the Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Act 2007 as amended (“2007 Act”). Such co-operation shall include, but shall not be limited to the following:
HEALTHWATCH. 32.1 The Partners shall promote and facilitate the involvement of Service Users, carers and members of the public in decision-making concerning the Partnership Arrangements.
HEALTHWATCH. 19.1. The Parties shall promote and facilitate the involvement of Service Users, carers and members of the public in decision-making concerning the Partnership Arrangements.
HEALTHWATCH. Healthwatch is the ‘consumer champion’, operating at both local and national levels from April 2012 and replaced Local Involvement Networks in accordance with The Health and Social Care Act 2012. Healthwatch: Has the power to enter and view services Influences how services are set up and commissioned by having a seat on the local health and wellbeing board Produces reports which influence the way services are designed and delivered Provides information, advice and support about local services Passes recommendations to Healthwatch England
HEALTHWATCH. 12.1 The Care Home Provider shall upon reasonable notice permit or procure permission for the authorised representatives of the relevant Healthwatch to have access to and observe the carrying-on of activities on premises controlled by that Care Home Provider and provide information to Healthwatch.
HEALTHWATCH. The Partners shall promote and facilitate the involvement of Service Users, carers and members of the public in decision-making concerning the Partnership Arrangements. The Authority shall ensure the effective discharge of its obligations in the establishment of Local HealthWatch and, in the interim, with the Local Involvement Network. The Trust shall ensure its contracts with Service Providers require co-operation with Local HealthWatch and the Local Involvement Network. DISPUTE RESOLUTION The members of the Officer’s Joint Working Group shall use their best endeavours to resolve disputes arising out of this Agreement. If any dispute referred to the Officer’s Joint Working GROUP is not resolved within thirty [30] days, either Partner, by notice in writing to the other, may refer the dispute to the chief executives of the Partners, who shall co-operate in good faith to resolve the dispute as amicably as possible within thirty [30] days of service of the notice. Subject to clause 34.4, if the chief executives fail to resolve the dispute in the allotted time, the Dispute Resolution Procedure shall be deemed exhausted and the aggrieved Partner may commence legal proceedings. This clause 34 shall not prevent either Partner from seeking injunctive relief at any time during the Term (regardless of whether the Dispute Resolution Procedure set out in this clause 34 has been exhausted or not) in the case of any breach or threatened breach by the other Partner of any obligation under this Agreement.
HEALTHWATCH. 25.1 The Provider shall comply with the provisions of Healthwatch and in particular shall comply with the requirements of Healthwatch in the carrying out of their activities and shall cooperate with any representative of their Local Healthwatch where they need to observe the provision of Services and shall facilitate access for representatives of the Local Healthwatch to visit premises where the Services are being provided as required.
HEALTHWATCH. Healthwatch is an independent consumer champion for health and social care across England, working to ensure consumer views are represented locally and nationally. Ofsted Ofsted (Office for Standards in Education, Children’s Services and Skills) is a non ministerial department that inspects and regulates institutions in England providing education to learners of all ages and providers of care for children and young people. This includes secure children’s homes. Office of the Children’s Commissioner The Children’s Commissioner speaks up for children and young people so that policymakers and the people who have an impact on their lives take their views and interests into account when making decisions about them. Independent of government and Parliament, the Children’s Commissioner has unique powers to help bring about long-term change and improvements for all children, particularly the most vulnerable.
HEALTHWATCH. C.1 The Service Provider shall upon reasonable notice permit or procure permission for the authorised representatives of the relevant Healthwatch to have access to and observe the carrying-on of activities on premises controlled by that Service Provider and provide information to the Healthwatch. Clause C.1 shall not apply if:
HEALTHWATCH. An independent statutory body established to understand the needs, experiences and concerns of people who use health and social care services and to speak out on their behalf.
