Common use of Clinical Clause in Contracts

Clinical. Provides specialist services to patients of the Department and provides a consultation service on request for patients outside of the Department. • Undertakes clinical duties in the Department at the direction of the Co-Director/Head of Department/Head of Unit including participation on-call and callback cover as rostered. • Accepts appropriate referrals from doctors external and internal to WNHS. • Ensures clinical safety in all practices. • Takes a leadership and mentoring role for doctors in training and others within the Department. • Conducts regular clinical review and clinical management of patients (inpatient and outpatient services) at appropriate intervals with doctors in training with a focus on the delivery of safe and quality patient care and discharge planning, ensuring that the medical record (including discharge summaries) is accurately up dated after review of each patient. • Supports and liaises with patients, carers, colleagues, nursing, allied health, support staff, external agencies, general practitioners and the private sector to provide coordinated multidisciplinary care. • Provides medical reports and undertakes other administrative/management tasks as required. • Participates in departmental and other meetings as required to meet organisational and service objectives. • Participation on hospital, state and national committees • Participates in relevant clinical governance activities including regular clinical reviews, clinical audits, Root Cause Analysis (RCA) and morbidity/mortality reviews as required. • Attends to medico legal issues that arise concerning patients that have been under their care and advises the Head of Department about complaints they receive pertaining to themselves or other doctors. • Twenty percent of a practitioner’s duties shall be allocated for non-clinical duties. Non-clinical means duties not directly associated with the diagnosis or management of a particular patient or teaching. They may include administration, attendance at departmental meetings, audit or other quality assurance activities.

Clinical.  Provides sub-specialist services in maternal-fetal medicine and obstetrics (both medical and surgical) to patients of the Department Maternal-Fetal Medicine Service at Xxxx Xxxxxx Memorial Hospital and provides Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Hospital.  Provides a consultation service on request for patients outside of the Departmentother patients. •  Undertakes clinical duties shifts in the Department at the direction of the Co-Director/Head of Department/Head of Unit including participation on the on-call and callback cover as rosteredcall/after-hours/weekend roster at KEMH. •  Accepts appropriate referrals from doctors external and internal to WNHSWNHS and FSH. •  Ensures clinical safety in all practices. •  Takes a leadership and mentoring role for doctors in training and others within the DepartmentMFM Service. •  Conducts regular clinical review and clinical management of patients (inpatient and outpatient services) at appropriate intervals with doctors in training with a focus on the delivery of safe and quality patient care and discharge planning, ensuring that the medical record (including discharge summaries) is accurately up dated after review of each patient. •  Supports and liaises with patients, carers, colleagues, nursing, allied health, support staff, external agencies, general practitioners and the private sector to provide coordinated multidisciplinary care. •  Provides medical reports and undertakes other administrative/management tasks as required. •  Participates in departmental and other meetings as required to meet organisational and service objectives. • Participation on hospital, state and national committees •  Participates in relevant clinical governance activities including regular clinical reviews, clinical audits, Root Cause Analysis (RCA) and morbidity/mortality reviews as required. •  Attends to medico legal issues that arise concerning patients that have been under their care and advises the Head of Department about complaints they receive pertaining to themselves or other doctors. • Twenty percent of a practitioner’s duties shall be allocated for non-clinical duties. Non-clinical means duties not directly associated with the diagnosis or management of a particular patient or teaching. They may include administration, attendance at departmental meetings, audit or other quality assurance activities.

Clinical.  Provides specialist services to patients of the Department and provides a consultation service on request for patients outside of the Department. •  Undertakes clinical duties in the Department at the direction of the Co-Director/Head of Department/Head of Unit including participation on-call and callback cover as rostered. •  Accepts appropriate referrals from doctors external and internal to WNHS. •  Ensures clinical safety in all practices. •  Takes a leadership and mentoring role for doctors in training and others within the Department. •  Conducts regular clinical review and clinical management of patients (inpatient and outpatient services) at appropriate intervals with doctors in training with a focus on the delivery of safe and quality patient care and discharge planning, ensuring that the medical record (including discharge summaries) is accurately up dated after review of each patient. •  Supports and liaises with patients, carers, colleagues, nursing, allied health, support staff, external agencies, general practitioners and the private sector to provide coordinated multidisciplinary care. •  Provides medical reports and undertakes other administrative/management m anagement tasks as required. •  Participates in departmental and other meetings as required to meet organisational and service objectives. •  Participation on hospital, state and national committees •  Participates in relevant clinical governance activities including regular clinical reviews, clinical audits, Root Cause Analysis (RCA) and morbidity/mortality reviews as required. •  Attends to medico legal issues that arise concerning patients that have been under their care and advises the Head of Department about complaints they receive pertaining to themselves or other doctors. •  Twenty percent of a practitioner’s duties shall be allocated for non-clinical duties. Non-clinical means duties not directly associated with the diagnosis or management of a particular patient or teaching. They may include administration, attendance at departmental meetings, audit or other quality assurance activities.