Areas of Responsibility. The lateral and vertical limits of the respective areas of responsibility are as follows:
Areas of Responsibility. The Council shall organize itself and make recommendations to the board of education for the planning and conducting of in- service education of all professional employees.
Areas of Responsibility. A staff committee's role may include the following:
a. The development and maintenance of effective communication and consultative processes throughout the school;
b. The review of school policies and procedures and the development of recommendations for improvement;
c. Receiving and making recommendations on matters of concern presented by staff;
Areas of Responsibility. Each Party shall operate, maintain, repair, and inspect, and shall be fully responsible for the facilities that it now or subsequently may own unless otherwise specified in the attachments to this Agreement. Each Party shall be responsible for the safe installation, maintenance, repair, and condition of their respective lines and appurtenances on their respective sides of the Point of Common Coupling.
Areas of Responsibility. Specialist’s Roles and Responsibilities
Areas of Responsibility. The lateral and vertical limits of the respective areas of responsibility are as follows: Note: See para 2.2 for the description of the areas where delegation of the responsibility for the provision of ATS is applicable.
Areas of Responsibility. The lateral and vertical limits of the respective areas of responsibility are as follows: Note: See para 2.2 for the description of the areas where delegation of the responsibility for the provision of ATS is applicable.
2.1.1 Maastricht UAC Lateral limits: Hannover MaastrichtUIR as published in the AIP Germany Vertical limits: FL 245 – FL 660 ICAO airspace classification for the area of responsibility of Maastricht UAC along the common boundary of the areas of responsibility of Maastricht UAC and Bremen ACC is described in Annex B to this Letter of Agreement.
Areas of Responsibility. GP responsibilities Consultant responsibilities
a) If NOT participating in shared care reply to the request from the consultant/specialist as soon as practicable (see appendix 1) b) Ensure compatibility with other concomitant medication.
c) Prescribe the dose and formulation recommended. d) Perform monitoring tests as specified in section vii. e) Adjust the dose as advised by the specialist. f) Stop treatment on the advice of the specialist or immediately if any urgent need to stop treatment arise.
Areas of Responsibility. Subject to the terms of this Agreement, the JAC shall act as a forum to discuss in good faith in particular the following major items, matters and areas of interest:
(a) Oversee, review and coordinate the activities of the Parties under this Agreement;
(b) Each Facility’s overall performance under this Agreement; and
(c) Any other major matters, roles, obligations and responsibilities under this Agreement, to the extent any Party reasonably provides such matter to the JAC for discussion.
Areas of Responsibility. GP responsibilities Consultant responsibilities
1) Reply to the request for shared care as soon as practicable.
2) Prescribe lanreotide/octreotide by brand and at the dose recommended by the specialist. 3) Report to and seek advice from the specialist on any aspect of patient care that is of concern to the GP and may affect treatment. 4) Report any adverse effects to the referring specialist and the MHRA yellow card scheme. 5) Stop treatment on advice of specialist 1) Discuss the possible benefits and side effects of treatment with the patient. 2) Perform baseline tests GH and IGF-1 levels (Acromegaly patients only) 3) Provide results of baseline tests. Discuss potential side effect of gallstone disease with patient. Ultrasonic examination of the abdomen particularly the gall bladder should be undertaken before initiation of treatment and at intervals of 6 – 12 months by specialist. 4) Perform baseline measurements of LFT & blood glucose. 5) Prescribe the lanreotide/octreotide for the first 3 months to exclude any adverse effects. 6) Recommend dose of the drug.
7) Review the patient's condition and monitor response to treatment regularly (3 monthly).
8) Ensure that clear backup arrangements exist for GPs to obtain advice and support. 9) To report any adverse effects to the MHRA yellow card scheme and GP Patient responsibilities • Report any adverse effects to the specialist or GP whilst taking lanreotide/octreotide • Share any concerns in relation to treatment with lanreotide/octreotide • Report to the specialist or GP if they do not have a clear understanding of their treatment
