Joint Working. 5.1 All Parties shall act with fairness and good faith in respect of all matters related to the pre-application process and the handling of the Planning Application and will work jointly in complying with their respective obligations under this PPA.
Joint Working. 43. The Department and TfN undertake a number of projects jointly – currently the NPR programme and elements of the IST programme – and it is expected this will continue in the future.
Joint Working. 3.1 All Parties shall act with the utmost fairness and good faith towards each other in respect of all matters during the handling of the Planning Applications and to work jointly with each other in complying with their respective obligations under this Agreement.
Joint Working. The way that Third Sector Intermediaries will work together. The Core Partners (Intermediary Organisations) are; AVA, ABSEN, IJCVS, Bute Community Links
Joint Working. The CQC and the HCPC may, by agreement, undertake joint regulatory or strategic work, relevant to each body’s statutory powers. If and when the CQC and HCPC decide to undertake joint work, a joint working statement will be developed setting out the specific detail and arrangements for that work. Throughout such work the CQC and the HCPC will retain and exercise their own statutory powers. This work could include: Joint reviews of information about a health and adult social care organisation; site visits to a health or adult social care organisation; the co-production of documents and reports and the coordination of any follow up action planning to address any recommendations; the joint production of research and analysis reports; joint public responses to external policy developments; and joint guidance or position statements. Appendix 1: Contacts Addresses Care Quality Commission 000 Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxx XX0X 0XX Telephone: 00000 000000 Health and Care Professions Council Park House 000 Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxx Xxxx Xxxxxx XX00 0XX Telephone: 0000 000 0000 Operational contacts for CQC CQC Regional contacts Adult social care Email Please phone 00000 00 00 00 North Xxxxxxx Xxxxx (North West) Xxxxxxx Xxxx (North East) Xxxxxxx.xxxxx@xxx.xxx.xx Xxxxxxx.Xxxx@xxx.xxx.xx Central Xxx Xxxxxx (Central Midlands) Xxx Xxxxxxx (Central west) Jemima Burnage (Central South) Xxx Xxxxxx-Marsden (Central East) Xxx.xxxxxx@xxx.xxx.xx Xxx.xxxxxxx@xxx.xxx.xx xxxxxx.xxxxxxx@xxx.xxx.xx Rob.assall- xxxxxxx@xxx.xxx.xx South Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx (South Central) Xxxxx Xxxxxxx (South West) Xxxxxx Xxxxxx (South East) Xxxx Xxxxxxxx (South Coast) Xxxxxxx.xxxxxxx@xxx.xxx.xx Xxxxx.xxxxxxx@xxx.xxx.xx Xxxxxx.xxxxxx@xxx.xxx.xx Xxxx.xxxxxxxx@xxx.xxx.xx London Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx Segun Oladokun Xxxxxxx.xxxxxx@xxx.xxx.xx Xxxxx.xxxxxxxx@xxx.xxx.xx Contacts for HCPC Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx Quality Compliance Officer Email: xxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxx@xxxx-xx.xxx Tel: 000 0000 0000 Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx Quality Compliance Officer Email: xxxxx.xxxxxxxx@xxxx-xx.xxx Tel: 000 0000 0000 Escalation contacts at the HCPC and CQC CQC HCPC Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Interim Deputy Chief Inspector (South and London Region) Adult Social Care Directorate Email: Xxxxxxx.Xxxxxxx@xxx.xxx.xx Mobile: 00000 000000 Xxxx Xxxxxxx Head of Fitness to Practise Operations Email: xxxx.xxxxxxx@xxxx-xx.xxx Tel: 000 0000 0000 Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Head of Inspection (South Region) Adult Social Care Directorate Email: Xxxxx.xxxxxxx@xxx.xxx.xx Mobile: 00000000000 S...
Joint Working. B. Promoting patient understanding of the NHS
Joint Working. The pharmacy will • work within local protocols and arrangements outlined in the Service Specification for Needle Exchange (Appendix 1). The pharmacy needle exchange coordinator (Lifeline at time of issue) will • be the point of contact for any queries concerning scheme • ensure initial and on-going training is available as required • share with the PCT /Partnerships responsibility for co-ordination, maintenance and review of the scheme. • ensure that pharmacies are adequately stocked with needle exchange equipment, and appropriately supported to carry out the service. The SMP/ SSCP will • ensure compliance with the scheme by harm minimisation providers commissioned by them • share with the PCT and the pharmacy needle exchange coordinator responsibility for co-ordination, maintenance and review of the scheme. Middlesbrough and Redcar and Cleveland PCTs (the PCT) will • ensure arrangements are in place to process payments • ensure compliance with the scheme by providers commissioned by the PCT (i.e. pharmacies) • share with SMP/SSCP and the pharmacy needle exchange coordinator responsibility for co-ordination, maintenance and review of the scheme.
Joint Working. 8. The JCCP and NMC may, by agreement, undertake joint regulatory work. Throughout such work the JCCP and the NMC will retain and act in accordance with the NMC’s statutory powers and the accountability to the voluntary standards required of JCCP registrants, in the interests of best practice and public safety.
Joint Working. The objectives of this PPA are co-operation and consistency throughout the negotiation and determination of this planning application, to provide a degree of certainty for the intended outcomes and to improve the quality of the project and of the planning decision.
Joint Working. NHS England and the CCEHC agree to: • Work together openly, transparently and constructively to improve eye health outcomes and access • Promote high quality accessible eye health services that address local health inequalities • Support sharing of good practice. NHS England and the CCEHC will work together with the CCEHC providing NHS England with expert, up to date and evidence based clinical and professional opinion and advice. The CCEHC remains an independent advisory body and NHS England is accountable to Parliament as a departmental arms length body. This MoU does not prevent either organisation acting independently as appropriate. The CCEHC acknowledges that NHS England seeks the views of a range of non-statutory bodies and acknowledges it does not given any primacy in its advisory role. The CCEHC and NHS England recognise that organisational priorities will differ, but differences will be handled with maturity and integrity on both sides and without impeding joint work and progress on other issues. The CCEHC recognises that no use of the NHS England Logo on publications can take place without the prior written consent of NHS England and shall consult with NHS England before deciding whether to give any publicity to the matters covered by this MoU. In particular, the CCEHC will: • Include NHS England representation at its open session of Council meetings • Provide expert, timely, evidence-based recommendations and advice to NHS England, to inform NHS policy and commissioning strategy for eye health services both on request and on its own identification of priorities and gaps • Support the development of models of care and guidance on care pathways to support commissioners and providers in designing local services to address growing needs, capacity issues and to improve the quality, effectiveness and outcomes of patient-centred care • Support NHS England by providing fair, timely and unbiased advice on policy issues • Keep a register of members’ declarations of interest and actively manage conflicts of interest which may arise in its advice / guidance to NHS England. NHS England will: • Support the work of the CCEHC where possible and facilitate communication to commissioners • Engage with the CCEHC, where appropriate, to obtain CCEHC’s advice in order to inform decisions around effective commissioning of services at a strategic level.
