INCIDENTS REQUIRING REPORTING. B11.1. If the Provider is CQC registered it shall comply with the requirements and arrangements for notification of deaths and other incidents to CQC in accordance with CQC Regulations and if the Provider is not CQC registered it shall notify Serious Incidents to any Regulatory Body as applicable, in accordance with the Law.
INCIDENTS REQUIRING REPORTING. If the Provider is CQC registered it shall comply with the arrangements for notification of deaths and other incidents to CQC in accordance with CQC Regulations and if the Provider is not CQC registered it shall notify Serious Incidents to any Regulatory Body as applicable, in accordance with the Law. If the Provider gives a notification to the CQC or any other Regulatory Body under clause 15.1 which directly or indirectly concerns any Service User, the Provider must send a copy of it to the Authority within 5 Business Days or within the timescale set out in Appendix A (Incidents Requiring Reporting Procedure). The Parties must comply with the arrangements for reporting, investigating, implementing and sharing the Lessons Learned from Serious Incidents, Patient Safety Incidents and non-Service User safety incidents that are agreed between the Provider and the Authority and set out in Appendix A (Incidents Requiring Reporting Procedure). Subject to the Law, the Authority shall have complete discretion to use the information provided by the Provider under this clause 15 and Appendix A (Incidents Requiring Reporting Procedure).
INCIDENTS REQUIRING REPORTING. 16.1 The Contractor shall notify Serious Incidents to any regulatory body as applicable, in accordance with the Law.
INCIDENTS REQUIRING REPORTING. The Provider must comply with the arrangements for notification of deaths and other incidents to CQC, in accordance with CQC Regulations and Guidance (where applicable), and to any other relevant Regulatory or Supervisory Body, any NHS Body, any office or agency of the Crown, or to any other appropriate regulatory or official body in connection with Serious Incidents, or in relation to the prevention of Serious Incidents (as appropriate), in accordance with Good Practice and the Law If the Provider gives a notification to the CQC or any other Regulatory Body under clause which directly or indirectly concerns any Service User, the Provider must send a copy of it to the Authority within 5 Business Days or within the timescale set out in APPENDIX C: (Incidents Requiring Reporting Procedure). The Parties must comply with the arrangements for reporting, investigating, implementing and sharing the Lessons Learned from Serious Incidents, Patient Safety Incidents and non-Service User safety incidents that are agreed between the Provider and the Authority and set out in APPENDIX C: (Incidents Requiring Reporting Procedure). Subject to the Law, the Authority shall have complete discretion to use the information provided by the Provider under this clause and APPENDIX C: (Incidents Requiring Reporting Procedure).
INCIDENTS REQUIRING REPORTING. 14.1 The Care Home Provider shall comply with the requirements and arrangements for notification of deaths, serious incidents and other incidents to CQC and to any Regulatory Body in accordance with the Law, and the principles of Good Practice.
INCIDENTS REQUIRING REPORTING. If a notification the Provider gives to any Regulatory Body directly or indirectly concerns any Service User, the Provider must send a copy of it to the Authority. The Authority will have complete discretion (subject only to the provisions of the Data Protection Act 1998) to use the information provided by the Provider under this Section in any report which they make to any Regulatory Body, and NHS Body, any office or agency of the Crown, or to any other appropriate regulatory or official body in connection with Serious Incidents, or in relation to the prevention of Serious Incidents, provided that in each case they notify the Provider of the information disclosure and the body to which they have disclosed it. As per Clause GC18 of the General Conditions (Incidents Requiring Reporting), the Provider must consider and respond to the recommendations arising from any audit, Serious Incident or Patient Safety Incident Report.
INCIDENTS REQUIRING REPORTING. 13.1 If the Service Provider is GPhC registered it shall comply with the requirements and arrangements for notification of deaths and other incidents to GPhC in accordance with GPhC Regulations and if the Service Provider is not GPhC registered it shall notify Serious Incidents to any relevant Regulatory Body as applicable, in accordance with the law.
INCIDENTS REQUIRING REPORTING. If the Provider is CQC registered it shall comply with the requirements and arrangements for notification of deaths and other incidents to CQC in accordance with CQC Regulations and if the Provider is not CQC registered it shall notify serious incidents to any regulatory body as applicable, in accordance with the Law. If the Provider gives a notification to the CQC or any other regulatory body regarding serious untoward incidents and patient safety incidents which directly or indirectly concerns any service user, the Provider shall send the Council a copy of any notification within one month of the original submission of the notification. The Parties must comply with the arrangements for reporting, investigating, implementing and sharing the Lessons Learned from serious incidents, patient safety incidents and non-service user safety. Subject to the Law, the Council shall have complete discretion to use the information provided by the Provider under this Clause B.5.
INCIDENTS REQUIRING REPORTING. 15.1 The Provider shall comply with the arrangements for notification of Serious Incidents to the Regulator in accordance with the Law.
INCIDENTS REQUIRING REPORTING. If the Provider is CQC registered it shall comply with the requirements and arrangements for notification of deaths and other incidents to CQC in accordance with CQC Regulations and if the Provider is not CQC registered it shall notify Serious Incidents to any Regulatory Body as applicable, in accordance with the Law. If the Provider gives a notification to the CQC or any other Regulatory Body which directly or indirectly concerns any Service User, the Provider shall also send a copy of it to the Commissioner within 5 Business Days. The Parties shall comply with the arrangements for reporting, investigating, implementing and sharing the Lessons Learned from Serious Incidents, Patient Safety Incidents and non-Service User safety incidents that are agreed between the Provider and NHFT. SERIOUS INCIDENTS Serious Incidents include “acts or omissions in care that result in; unexpected or avoidable death, unexpected or avoidable injury resulting in serious harm - including those where the injury required treatment to prevent death or serious harm, abuse, Never Events, incidents that prevent (or threaten to prevent) an organisation’s ability to continue to deliver an acceptable quality of healthcare services and incidents that cause widespread public concern resulting in a loss of confidence in healthcare services.” It is the responsibility of the Provider to identify, report and investigate such incidents. There are no definitive lists of Serious Incidents, and in the event of a potential Serious Incident being identified, The Provider shall adhere to the NHS England Serious Incident Framework ( March 2015), which sets out clearly the definition and thresholds for a Serious Incident, the principles of management of such an incident and the detailed management plan and timescales. In additional to any Safeguarding requirements in the Contract and the Service Specification, the Provider shall carry out the following: The Provider shall report any Serious Incident directly to the Commissioner, via the agreed electronic communication pathway – reports to be sent to: xxxx.xxx@xxx.xxx This must be done within 2 working days of the event occurring unless immediate action is required. This shall be in addition to the requirement for any NHS Provider to report using the NHS XXXXX system. The Provider shall also notify any relevant regulators (including CQC via the National Reporting and Learning System and in the case of Foundation Trusts notification to Monitor). The Pr...
