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PART 5 AGREEMENTS: REQUIRED TERMS
14A.Units of dental activity for contractors who elect to enter into a prototype agreement
14B.Capitated patient figures for contractors who elect to enter into a prototype agreement
15.Under-provision of units of dental activity or units of orthodontic activity
20A. Variation of contractual terms in respect of election to enter into a Capitation and Quality Scheme Agreement
20B.Variation of contractual terms in respect of election to enter into a Capitation and Quality Scheme 2 Agreement
20C.Variation of contractual terms in respect of election to enter into a prototype agreement
20D.Suspension of agreement terms or of enforcement of agreement terms while a disease is or in anticipation of a disease being imminently pandemic etc.
PROVISION OF SERVICES: UNITS OF DENTAL ACTIVITY AND UNITS OF ORTHODONTIC ACTIVITY
PART 4 PERSONS WHO PERFORM SERVICES
25.Conditions for employment and engagement: dental practitioners performing dental services
26.Conditions for employment and engagement: persons performing dental services other than dental practitioners
27.Conditions for employment and engagement: all persons performing dental services
28.Conditions for employment or engagement: persons assisting in the provision of services under the agreement
PART 5 RECORDS, INFORMATION, NOTIFICATIONS AND RIGHTS OF ENTRY
39.Notification of a course of treatment, orthodontic course of treatment etc.
42.Notice provisions specific to an agreement with a dental corporation
42A.Notice provisions specific to an agreement with a company limited by shares
42B.Notice provisions specific to an agreement with a limited liability partnership
43.Notifications to patients following a variation of the agreement
43A.Notification provisions specific to prototype agreements
PART 9 VARIATION AND TERMINATION OF AGREEMENTS
60.(1) Subject to paragraph 32(3), no amendment or variation shall...
68.Termination by the Board for the provision of untrue etc. information
70.Termination by the Board: patient safety and material financial loss
71.Termination by the Board: remedial notices and breach notices
72.Termination by the Board: additional provisions specific to contracts with dental corporations, companies limited by shares and limited liability partnerships
74.Agreement sanctions and the NHS dispute resolution procedure
1.The name of the party or parties comprising the contractor....
3.The full name of each person performing services under the...
4.In the case of each person performing dental services under...
5.Whether the contractor undertakes the teaching or training of persons...
7.The contractor's telephone and fax numbers and the address of...
8.Whether the practice premises have suitable access for disabled patients...
13.The arrangements for dental services for the hours and days...
17.The rights and responsibilities of the patient, including keeping appointments....
19.Details of who has access to patient information (including information...
20.The name, postal and website address and telephone number of...
21.The full name, postal, email and website address, and telephone...
MODIFICATION OF PATIENT PROVISIONS WHERE THE CONTRACTOR IS A PRIMARY CARE TRUST
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