Specialist Support Clause Samples
The Specialist Support clause outlines the provision of expert assistance or services by individuals with specialized knowledge or skills relevant to the contract. Typically, this clause specifies the circumstances under which such support may be requested, the qualifications required of the specialists, and the process for engaging or compensating them. Its core function is to ensure that parties have access to necessary expertise to address complex or technical issues, thereby improving project outcomes and reducing the risk of errors or misunderstandings.
Specialist Support. The District will allocate funds for elementary specialist teachers (for example, but not limited to, Music, Librarian, Code, PE, etc.) This allocation will be determined prior to the start of the student school year.
Specialist Support. The Authority shall provide all necessary resources and specialist support to the Provider, including training; performance monitoring; data monitoring; audit; payments; advisor support and mentoring; resources; marketing and promotions as set out in Appendix 2.
Specialist Support. The existing callout procedure will be expanded to include out of hours support for maintenance teams. An escalation procedure will ensure that an appropriate level of support is available for all incidents. This will be implemented via the TOC which will maintain a schedule of engineers who have specialised knowledge of nominated systems and equipment used in the Network. These engineers will come from CTI's Operations and Engineering departments as well as external organisations contracted to provide support where necessary. The escalation procedure will include CTI's senior management who will ensure that appropriate resources are deployed rapidly to resolve any relevant problem.
Specialist Support. Once training is completed Service Providers will receive support from Warwickshire Stop Smoking Service and locality based Specialist Smoking Cessation Advisors:
a. Specialist advice and support. It is a requirement of this LES that a visit is made by the Specialist Smoking Cessation Advisor every 6 months.
b. All resources/materials and training required to assist Service Providers carrying out brief interventions with smokers and clear referral pathways.
c. Warwickshire Smoking Cessation Guidelines Pack
d. All resources/materials required to support the Service Provider to deliver intensive one to one smoking cessation support, including support with developing new materials if appropriate. This will include monitoring and other forms, freepost envelopes, carbon monoxide monitors, etc.
e. Assistance to Service Providers in developing in-house services, including implementation of guidelines and quality standards, development of in-house protocols, advice and support on challenging clients, etc.
f. Support with recruiting clients to the service, including mailshots, advertising and promotion within the local community, networking with other agencies/professionals.
g. Specialist advice and information about smoking issues.
h. Feedback to Pharmacies on own progress and that of the service. Please return by 5th day of following month to Warwickshire Stop Smoking Service FREEPOST MID23827 ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ Fax: 01926 495074For information: a. NRT is reimbursed at cost price as per current “Chemist and Druggist”
Specialist Support. If music isn’t your background, or you are struggling to think of creative ways to deliver the music curriculum to your school, we can provide you with specialist support; be it a year’s programme of lessons which guide you and your class through the National Curriculum requirements, or just help with one specific element – we can help. This service is bespoke according to your support needs, and as such all support options will be charged on a case-by-case basis. Please contact the Music Service Manager who will be happy to meet with you to discuss your needs and develop a programme of support specifically for your school. The first meeting is free of charge while we assess your needs and develop an action plan.
Specialist Support. 3.1 Specialist support will continue to provide support to Adult Services, Children’s Service and Criminal Justice Services. This will be a shared service between NHSH and THC.
3.2 The purpose of this schedule is to provide a documented understanding of the services provided rather than a formal Service Level Agreement. It is intended that current levels of service will continue and volumes of service detailed in this and other schedules should be taken as a guideline or proxy as to what those levels of service are and could be used as a baseline to determine permanent significant variations in the levels of support required. As this support team will be based in NHSH, this schedule specifically highlights the services which will continue to be provided to Children’s Services and Criminal Justice as part of a shared service.