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1.The contractor shall provide, in relation to each additional service,...
2.(1) A contractor whose contract includes the provision of cervical...
3.(1) A contractor whose contract includes the provision of contraceptive...
4.(1) A contractor whose contract includes the provision of vaccinations...
5.(1) A contractor whose contract includes the provision of childhood...
6.(1) A contractor whose contract includes the provision of child...
7.(1) A contractor whose contract includes the provision of maternity...
8.(1) A contractor whose contract includes the provision of minor...
7.(1) Where the contractor provides any clinical services, other than...
8.The contractor shall ensure that — (a) all vaccines are...
9.The contractor shall ensure that it has appropriate arrangements for...
10.A contractor whose contract includes the provision of out of...
11.(1) From 1st January 2005, a contractor which provides out...
11A.Supply of medicines etc. by contractors providing out of hours services
12.Duty of co-operation in relation to additional, enhanced and out of hours services
17.(1) The contractor shall only refuse an application made under...
18.(1) Where the contractor has accepted an application for inclusion...
19.(1) The contractor shall notify the Local Health Board in...
20.(1) Subject to paragraph 21, a contractor which has reasonable...
22.(1) The Local Health Board shall remove a patient from...
25.(1) The Local Health Board shall remove a patient from...
26.(1) The Local Health Board shall remove from the contractor’s...
27.(1) Where the contractor provides essential services under the contract...
28.(1) Where a contractor — (a) has received an application...
30.(1) If the Local Health Board approves the closure notice...
31.(1) This regulation applies where the Local Health Board rejects...
32.(1) A Local Health Board may, subject to paragraph 34,...
34.In making an assignment to a contractor under paragraph 32...
36.(1) Where an assessment panel makes a determination under paragraph...
PART 3 PRESCRIBING AND DISPENSING
39.(1) Subject to sub-paragraph (1A) and to paragraphs 42 and...
40.(1) The contractor may only provide repeatable prescribing services to...
41.(1) A prescriber who issues a repeatable prescription must at...
43.(1) The contractor shall have arrangements in place to secure...
44.(1) Where (a) a contractor is responsible under the contract...
46.(1) The contractor shall not prescribe drugs, medicines and appliances...
47.(1) Without prejudice to any separate right one or more...
50.(1) Where the contractor is authorised or required by the...
PART 4 PERSONS WHO PERFORM SERVICES
53.No health care professional other than one to which paragraph...
54.Where the registration of a health care professional or, in...
55. —.No health care professional shall perform any clinical services unless...
58.(1) The contractor shall not employ or engage a health...
59.(1) Before employing or engaging any person to assist it...
61.The contractor shall afford to each employee reasonable opportunities to...
62.The contractor shall only offer employment to a general medical...
63.(1) The contractor shall only employ a GP Registrar... subject...
64.Independent nurse prescribers [F1, nurse independent prescribers, pharmacist independent prescribers] [F2, physiotherapist independent prescriber, podiatrist or chiropodist independent prescriber] [F3, therapeutic radiographer independent prescriber] and supplementary prescribers
65.(1) In addition to any other requirements relating to such...
66.The contractor shall carry out its obligations under the contract...
67.(1) The contractor shall ensure that any medical practitioner performing...
68.(1) Subject to sub-paragraph (2), the contractor shall not sub-contract...
69.(1) A contractor shall not, otherwise than in accordance with...
71.(1) Without prejudice to any other remedies which it may...
PART 5 RECORDS, INFORMATION, NOTIFICATIONS AND RIGHTS OF ENTRY
72.(1) In this paragraph, “computerised records” means records created by...
73.(1) The contractor must provide access to its patient records...
74.The contractor shall nominate a person with responsibility for practices...
75.The contractor shall — (a) compile a document (in this...
76.Subject to sub-paragraph (2), the contractor shall, at the request...
77.(1) The contractor shall, subject to sub-paragraphs (2) and (3),...
78.(1) The contractor must, if satisfied that the patient consents—...
79.(1) The contractor shall submit an annual return relating to...
81.The contractor shall, unless it is impracticable for it to...
82.The contractor shall notify the Local Health Board in writing...
84.(1) A contractor which is a partnership shall give notice...
85.(1) The contractor shall report in writing to the Local...
86.Where the contract is varied in accordance with Part 8...
87.(1) Subject to the conditions in sub-paragraph (2), the contractor...
88.The contractor shall allow members of a Community Health Council...
89.The contractor shall allow persons authorised by the Welsh Ministers...
PART 8 VARIATION AND TERMINATION OF CONTRACTS
102.(1) Subject to Schedule 3, paragraphs 68(8), 69(8), 103, 104,...
103.(1) If a contractor which is an individual medical practitioner...
104.(1) Subject to sub-paragraph (4), where a contractor consists of...
105.The Local Health Board and the contractor may agree in...
105A.Termination on the death of an individual medical practitioner
106.(1) A contractor may terminate the contract by serving notice...
107.(1) The contractor may give notice in writing (a “late...
108.The Local Health Board may only terminate the contract in...
109.(1) Subject to sub-paragraph (1A), the Local Health Board shall...
110.The Local Health Board may serve notice in writing on...
112.The Local Health Board may serve notice in writing on...
112A.Termination by the Local Health Board for unlawful sub-contracting
113.(1) Where a contractor has breached the contract other than...
114.(1) Where the contractor is a company limited by shares,...
115.(1) In this paragraph and paragraph 116, “contract sanction” means...
117.(1) Where the Local Health Board is entitled to serve...
119.(1) The contractor shall have an effective system of clinical...
121.The contractor shall at all times hold adequate public liability...
122.(1) The contractor shall keep a register of gifts which...
123.The contractor shall — (a) comply with all relevant legislation...
124.The contract shall not create any right enforceable by any...
LOCAL HEALTH BOARDS SPECIFIED FOR THE PURPOSES OF REPEATABLE PRESCRIBING
INFORMATION TO BE INCLUDED IN PRACTICE LEAFLETS
4.The full name of each person performing services under the...
5.In the case of each health care professional performing services...
6.Whether the contractor undertakes the teaching or training of health...
7.The contractor’s practice area , by reference to a sketch...
9.The contractor’s telephone and fax numbers and the address of...
10.Whether the practice premises have suitable access for disabled patients...
12.The right of patients to express a preference of practitioner...
14.The opening hours of the practice premises and the method...
15.The criteria for home visits and the method of obtaining...
16.The consultations available to patients under paragraphs 5 and 6...
17.The arrangements for services in the out of hours period...
21.The method by which patients are to obtain repeat prescriptions....
22.If the contractor offers repeatable prescribing services, the arrangements for...
23.If the contractor is a dispensing contractor the arrangements for...
24.How patients may— (1) in respect of complaints made prior...
25.The rights and responsibilities of the patient, including keeping appointments....
27.Details of who has access to patient information (including information...
28.The name, address and telephone number of the Local Health...
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