PRACTICE PREMISES Sample Clauses
The "Practice Premises" clause defines the specific location or property where professional services, such as medical or dental practice, are conducted under the agreement. It typically identifies the address or description of the premises and may outline any conditions regarding the use, maintenance, or modification of the space. This clause ensures both parties are clear about where the services will be provided, helping to prevent disputes over location and responsibilities related to the premises.
PRACTICE PREMISES. The Contractor must take steps to ensure that a Patient who:
PRACTICE PREMISES. 14.1 The Registered Medical Practitioner shall ensure that the Practice Premises and facilities are fit for purpose, suitable for the delivery of the Services and sufficient to meet the needs of Eligible Persons.
14.2 Without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing, the Registered Medical Practitioner shall ensure as a minimum that the Practice Premises meet the following requirements:
14.2.1 The Practice Premises shall have a waiting room with a reasonable standard of comfort and hygiene, sufficient in size to accommodate the normal demands of the Registered Medical Practitioner’s practice with adequate seating accommodation;
14.2.2 The Practice Premises shall have a surgery sufficient in size for the requirements of normal general practice, with facilities including adequate lighting, hot and cold running water, adequate hand washing facilities, an examination couch and other essential needs of a practice, including adequate toilet facilities for patients; and
14.2.3 A high standard of cleanliness shall at all times be maintained throughout the Practice Premises.
14.3 The Registered Medical Practitioner shall not change the location of their Practice Premises or open additional centres of practice for the purpose of providing the Services under this Contract without the prior approval of the HSE.
14.4 The Registered Medical Practitioner shall have in place at all times adequate infection control procedures that meet the standards required by the HSE and any relevant public health guidance in place from time to time.
PRACTICE PREMISES. 12.1 The Medical Practitioner shall ensure that the Practice Premises and facilities are fit for purpose, suitable for the delivery of the services and sufficient to meet the needs of patients. The Medical Practitioner undertakes to work towards meeting and maintaining generally accepted standards in relation to Practice Premises.
12.2 Without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing, the Medical Practitioner shall ensure as a minimum that the Practice Premises meet the following requirements:
12.2.1 The Practice Premises shall have a waiting room with a reasonable standard of comfort and hygiene, sufficient in size to accommodate the normal demands of his/her practice with adequate seating accommodation.
12.2.2 The Practice Premises shall have a surgery sufficient in size for the requirements of normal general practice, with facilities including adequate lighting, hot and cold running water, adequate hand washing facilities, an examination couch and other essential needs of a practice, including adequate toilet facilities for patients.
12.2.3 A high standard of cleanliness shall at all times be maintained throughout the Practice Premises.
12.3 The Medical Practitioner shall not change the location of his/her Practice Premises or open additional centres of practice (whether under this Agreement or otherwise) without the prior approval of the HSE.
PRACTICE PREMISES. The medical practitioner shall provide and maintain the following facilities for persons on his list:
(a) a waiting room with a reasonable standard of comfort and hygiene, sufficient in size to accommodate the normal demands of his practice equally for both eligible and private patients with adequate seating accommodation.
(b) a surgery sufficient in size for the requirements of normal general practice, with facilities including electric light, hot and cold running water, an examination couch and other essential needs of such practice including, in the case of his main centre of practice, a telephone.
PRACTICE PREMISES. In the case of a patient whose medical condition is such that in the reasonable opinion of the Contractor attendance on the patient is required and it would be inappropriate for the patient to attend at a place where services are provided in normal hours under the Contract, the Contractor shall provide services to that patient at whichever in its judgement is the most appropriate of the following places: the place recorded in the patient’s medical records as being his last home address; such other place as the Contractor has informed the patient and the Board is the place where it has agreed to visit and treat the patient; some other place in the Contractor’s practice area.
PRACTICE PREMISES. 8.1 The address of the Practice Premises to be used by the Contractor or any sub-contractor for the provision of Services under the Part 2 Contract shall be detailed in Schedule 6.
8.2 The Contractor shall ensure that all Practice Premises used for the provision of Services under the Part 2 Contract are:
8.2.1 suitable for the delivery of those Services;
8.2.2 sufficient to meet the reasonable needs of the Contractor’s Patients, including maintaining their privacy and dignity; and
8.2.3 shall meet any and all regulatory standards (as appropriate) including but not limited to the Care Standards Act 2000 and the Health and Social Care Act 2008 (Commencement No.16, Transitory and Transitional Provisions) Order 2010/807, together with any applicable NHS standards in force from time to time.
8.3 The parties shall comply with their obligations set out in Schedule 6.
8.4 The Contractor shall comply with its obligations as to insurance of the Practice Premises and in Schedule 9.
8.5 Not used.
8.6 Not used.
PRACTICE PREMISES. 16.1 The Registered Medical Practitioner shall ensure that the Practice Premises and facilities are fit for purpose, suitable for the delivery of the Services and sufficient to meet the needs of Eligible Patients.
16.2 Without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing, the Registered Medical Practitioner shall ensure as a minimum that the Practice Premises meet the following requirements:
16.2.1 The Practice Premises shall have a waiting room with a reasonable standard of comfort and hygiene, sufficient in size to accommodate the normal demands of his practice with adequate seating accommodation;