Patient Handover Sample Clauses

Patient Handover. The EAP must ensure continuity of care for the patient is maintained by : a The seamless transfer of care to the accepting treatment facility.
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Patient Handover. 12.1 The Contractor must comply with all relevant Department for Health and Ageing and LHN policies and procedures regarding the handover of care of patients to and from the LHN.
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Patient Handover. The EAP must ensure continuity of care for the patient is maintained by : The seamless transfer of care to the accepting treatment facility. Handover by both a verbal report, and a properly documented copy of the Patient Report Form (PRF), and, where appropriate, the ACC45, to the receiving treatment facility Where it is appropriate, the ACC45 must be signed by the patient wherever possible; if the patient is unable to sign, the reason for this must be documented on the PRF. The responsibility remains with the EAP until an alternative clinical pathway has been agreed and accepted by the other party, and a warm handover has been completed, as per the developed protocols and/or guidelines. Maori Health and Cultural Requirements EAPs will provide services in a culturally appropriate way and will comply with relevant cultural requirements as prescribed by the Ministry and ACC from time to time. Exclusions EAS services for the following incidents are excluded from this Agreement: for the Ministry: the inter-hospital transfer of patients with the exception of those medical patients transferred between facilities within three hours of arrival at that facility; and non emergency attendances including attendance at public events, standby in support of other emergency services and any transports privately funded. for ACC: patients transferred more than 24 hours after suffering their personal injury; non-emergency transport unless the transport meets the Planned Non Emergency Transport by Ambulance (NETBA) service descriptions. Prior approval must be obtained for Planned NETBA any time spent in the search for a Claimant; and costs incurred if the Claimant dies before the EAS arrives; and patients, where the location of the patient is outside New Zealand’s territorial waters.8 Service Linkages The purpose of key linkages is to maintain a working relationship of communication, consultation and inclusion. Those organisations identified in clause 10.2 are not exclusive and the EAP is encouraged to explore opportunities to develop and maintain key linkages with other organisations nationally, or within the region that enable and/or promote effective service delivery and achievement of the objectives of this service specification. The EAP must maintain key linkages with the following organisations or entities in order to provide an efficient and effective emergency ambulance service: other EAPs (road and air) in the region and neighbouring regions; PRIME providers; EACCs; ...
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  • Information about Contractor Employees 23.1. The Authority may by notice require the Contractor to disclose such information as the Authority may require relating to those of the Contractor’s employees carrying out activities under or connected with the Framework Agreement.

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