Homecare Sample Clauses

Homecare. The number of homecare hours per 1,000 population age 65+ As a proportion of home care clients age 65+, the number receiving: - personal care. - a service during evenings/overnight. - a service at weekends 571.1 98.5% 47.1% 89.9%
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Homecare. A Nurse who is on-call for VNA/Homecare and is called into work to make a home visit will be guaranteed a minimum of two (2) hours of work/pay for the home visit. A Nurse who is on call for VNA/Homecare and responds to telephone calls and pages will be paid callback pay for the actual time spent on the telephone but will not, for such time, also receive On Call pay.
Homecare. Homecare describes any form of care given at the user’s home; the term homecare covers both medical and non-medical forms of assistance, such as home healthcare, home aid, personal care and social care.
Homecare. 9.1 Providers that provide medicines through the homecare route should adhere to all national policy or guidance as a result of the Xxxxxxx Report “Homecare medicine – towards a vision for the future” including the Royal Pharmaceutical Society’s – Professional Standards for Homecare Services.
Homecare. Providers (organisational) must ensure that:
Homecare. 8.1 Providers and commissioners will fully implement their responsibilities as described in Royal Pharmaceutical Society Professional Standards for Homecare Services. Suitable arrangements for setting up homecare services, including the responsibilities of providers and ICSs and funding arrangements will be clearly identified prior to setting up the service.
Homecare. 11.1 Where applicable, suitable arrangements for setting up homecare services, including the responsibilities of Providers and CCGs and funding arrangements should be clearly identified prior to setting up the service.
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Homecare. 4.6 The operation of the integrated homecare dynamic purchasing system, including care at home for people at end of life, shall be as described in Schedule 1E of this Agreement.

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