Common use of SERVICES & RESPONSIBILITIES Clause in Contracts

SERVICES & RESPONSIBILITIES. PARTICIPANT agrees to: • Conduct outreach within their home infusion service area to promote utilization of COVID-19 treatments for qualified patients who consent to treatment; • Assist with patient assessments for eligibility per the EUA, obtain physician orders, coordinate nursing services, dispense, deliver, and administer the product; • To make every effort to perform infusions within 24 hours of receiving a qualified referral; • Participate in informational meetings or calls as determined by NHIA to hear updates about the program; • Provide NHIA with a single point of contact for communications and collection of required data; • ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ permission to include PARTICIPANT company name, location, and contact information on the NHIA website as an eligible provider; • Report all Serious Adverse Drug Events as outlined in the Food and Drug Administration Emergency Use Authorizations for monoclonal antibody products. • Make every effort to collect and submit outcome data according to established deadlines, including, but not limited to the following: o Product ordered, date of infusion; prescriber specialty; o The age, gender, and ethnicity of each patient treated; o Patient clinical data, including date of symptom onset, whether the patient experienced adverse events, hospitalizations, or death as of day 7 post treatment NHIA Agrees To: • Inform and educate PARTICIPANT about COVID-19 treatments and related services according to the program criteria; • Create resources for entities interested in taking advantage of the program and facilitate finding a home infusion provider in their service area; • Create a publicly accessible database of approved, qualified home infusion providers (as defined above) to assist State Health Departments, hospitals, and other entities in allocating monoclonal antibody products for patients;