Commissioned Services. Give a detailed description of the tasks required of the Consultant by the Client. This should be a complete list of all the services and products that the Client expects to purchase from the Consultant during or at the end of the lifespan of this agreement. If more room is required to fully define the consultation services and/or products (i.e. reports) then continue on a separate document that is attached to this agreement before the signing. III. Term (5)
Commissioned Services. Clear expectations for commissioned services and schemes post April 2015 will be set out in formal performance specifications as part of contract agreements (s75). Services / providers will be held to account for delivery of key performance measures and outcomes in relation to relevant schemes/services. Where appropriate and of benefit, these will link into the reporting process. Further detail on this is expected following the planned Whole System Re-Design Workshop in January 2015 and the outputs of the review of existing s256 schemes.
Commissioned Services. Clear expectations for commissioned services and schemes from the start of the Better Care Fund in April 2015 will be set out in formal performance specifications as part of contract agreements (s75). Services / providers will be held to account for delivery of key performance measures and outcomes in relation to relevant schemes/services. Where appropriate and of benefit, these will link into the reporting process.
Commissioned Services. The Company will also submit a payment plan and financial profile for Care Services and Commissioned Services will includes payment dates when monies will be payable to the Company by the Councils during the financial year.
Commissioned Services. General Mental Health Services Drugs and Alcohol Services Staffing (excluding management posts)
Commissioned Services health and social care services commissioned or to be commissioned by the Associate Commissioners pursuant to the Main Contract. Committee: the joint committee of the Consortium established by the Associate Commissioners as mentioned in article 3.1.
Commissioned Services. The Commissioning Sub Group was established in August 2017 with members from all 6 Gwent statutory partner organisations, chaired by TCBC Group Manager for Commissioning & Service Transformation. The group established a clear set of objectives / tasks to progress the development of Regional Commissioning arrangements for Gwent, including:
Commissioned Services. As a part of the consideration exchanged between the parties relative to the transfer of assets and provision of licenses, Purchaser agrees to provide at no charge to the Seller the following Professional Services in accordance with the stated intervals:
(a) Integrate ESP2 Service standard applications with Purchaser's BTS network architecture no later than December 1, 2004;
(b) Create and customize a Trinsic Center branded site following Purchaser's standard site guidelines no later than January 1, 2005; and
(c) Modify ESP2 Services to be compatible with Seller's UNE-P based end user lines no later than February 1, 2005;
Commissioned Services. Services Opendoor Resource Centre in Jamaica Road provides a community support service for people in the community suffering from mental ill health, and to enhance their social integration. The service seeks to promote self esteem and self reliance and to improve overall mental health stability. The Service provides support for a minimum of 100 service users, at any one time, with long term and enduring mental health needs. Members are referred to the service through community mental health teams, community support services, hospitals and GPs alongside self referrals. Blackfriars Settlement, in Great Suffolk Street provides a day centre service for people who have a long term and enduring mental illness who require, and can benefit from, the help and support the service offers. The ultimate aims of the service are to support service users to attain stability in their personal circumstances and to help them to develop their confidence and daily living skills in order to enable them to attain and maintain optimum independence and independent living. There are free to access services for Southwark residents who are living with a mental health problem, alongside a range of programmes that users contribute towards. Lambeth and Southwark Mind provides a mutual, community-based support and representation service for people who have a mental illness. The aim of the service is to support Service Users to attain stability in their personal circumstances and to help them to develop their confidence and daily living skills in order to enable them to attain and maintain optimum independence and independent living. The service includes a User Council and a Women’s Forum. Together’s Your Way service at the Southwark Centre for Independent Living (SCiL) at Bradenham Close Street provides community based mental health support for people who have a long term and enduring mental illness who require, and can benefit from, the help and support the service offers. The ultimate aims of the service will be to support service users to attain stability in their personal circumstances and to help them to develop their confidence and daily living skills in order to enable them to attain and maintain optimum independence and independent living. Together provides a 13 week ‘Going Forward’ targeted support programme for people with a mental health diagnosis, peer support, social networking and drop in support. For people who want further support after the programme, the service offers f...
Commissioned Services. In carrying out its lead commissioning role, the Designated Body will commission the following Commissioned Services in line with the service specifications set out at Appendix S3B.1 to this Schedule and through the CCG’s block contract with the South London & Maudsley NHS Trust (“SLaM”):
