Common use of Health Service Providers May Agree to Provide Services Clause in Contracts

Health Service Providers May Agree to Provide Services. For the purpose of section 48(1)(b) of the Act, XXXXX may agree with any HSP for that HSP to provide services for XXXXX according to XXXXX business needs. This includes relevant HSPs providing clinical incident investigation services including Root Cause Analysis (RCA), for XXXXX in the following circumstances: • where the patient, who is the subject of the clinical incident investigation, has received health services from multiple HSPs and those HSPs agree that a joint review of the multi-site clinical incident is to be undertaken by more than one of the HSPs that treated the patient, • where the patient, who is the subject of the clinical incident investigation, has received health services from multiple HSPs and those HSPs agree that a multi-site clinical incident investigation is to be undertaken by one of the HSPs that treated the patient, • where the patient, who is the subject of the clinical incident investigation, has received health services from multiple HSPs and those HSPs agree that an independent multi-site clinical incident investigation is to be undertaken by an HSP with no involvement in the patient’s care, or • where the patient, who is the subject of the clinical incident investigation, has only received health services at XXXXX but XXXXX determines that an independent clinical incident investigation, undertaken by an HSP with no involvement in the patient’s care, is necessary. All clinical incident investigation services must be performed in accordance with the Clinical Incident Management Policy issued by the Department CEO under the Clinical Governance, Safety and Quality Policy Framework. The terms of an agreement made pursuant to section 48(1)(b) of the Act do not limit XXXXX obligations under this Agreement, including the performance standards provided for in this Agreement.

Health Service Providers May Agree to Provide Services. For the purpose of section 48(1)(b) of the Act, XXXXX NMHS may agree with any HSP for that HSP to provide services for XXXXX NMHS according to XXXXX NMHS business needs. This includes relevant HSPs providing clinical incident investigation services including Root Cause Analysis (RCA), for XXXXX NMHS in the following circumstances: • where the patient, who is the subject of the clinical incident investigation, has received health services from multiple HSPs and those HSPs agree that a joint review of the multi-site clinical incident is to be undertaken by more than one of the HSPs that treated the patient, • where the patient, who is the subject of the clinical incident investigation, has received health services from multiple HSPs and those HSPs agree that a multi-site clinical incident investigation is to be undertaken by one of the HSPs that treated the patient, • where the patient, who is the subject of the clinical incident investigation, has received health services from multiple HSPs and those HSPs agree that an independent multi-site clinical incident investigation is to be undertaken by an HSP with no involvement in the patient’s care, or • where the patient, who is the subject of the clinical incident investigation, has only received health services at XXXXX NMHS but XXXXX NMHS determines that an independent clinical incident investigation, undertaken by an HSP with no involvement in the patient’s care, is necessary. All clinical incident investigation services must be performed in accordance with the Clinical Incident Management Policy issued by the Department CEO under the Clinical Governance, Safety and Quality Policy Framework. The terms of an agreement made pursuant to section 48(1)(b) of the Act do not limit XXXXX NMHS obligations under this Agreement, including the performance standards provided for in this Agreement.

Health Service Providers May Agree to Provide Services. For the purpose of section 48(1)(b) of the Act, XXXXX SMHS may agree with any HSP for that HSP to provide services for XXXXX SMHS according to XXXXX SMHS business needs. This includes relevant HSPs providing clinical incident investigation services including Root Cause Analysis (RCA), for XXXXX SMHS in the following circumstances: • where the patient, who is the subject of the clinical incident investigation, has received health services from multiple HSPs and those HSPs agree that a joint review of the multi-site clinical incident is to be undertaken by more than one of the HSPs that treated the patient, • where the patient, who is the subject of the clinical incident investigation, has received health services from multiple HSPs and those HSPs agree that a multi-site clinical incident investigation is to be undertaken by one of the HSPs that treated the patient, • where the patient, who is the subject of the clinical incident investigation, has received health services from multiple HSPs and those HSPs agree that an independent multi-site clinical incident investigation is to be undertaken by an HSP with no involvement in the patient’s care, or • where the patient, who is the subject of the clinical incident investigation, has only received health services at XXXXX SMHS but XXXXX SMHS determines that an independent clinical incident investigation, undertaken by an HSP with no involvement in the patient’s care, is necessary. All clinical incident investigation services must be performed in accordance with the Clinical Incident Management Policy issued by the Department CEO under the Clinical Governance, Safety and Quality Policy Framework. The terms of an agreement made pursuant to section 48(1)(b) of the Act do not limit XXXXX SMHS obligations under this Agreement, including the performance standards provided for in this Agreement.

Health Service Providers May Agree to Provide Services. For the purpose of section 48(1)(b) of the Act, XXXXX EMHS may agree with any HSP for that HSP to provide services for XXXXX EMHS according to XXXXX EMHS business needs. This includes relevant HSPs providing clinical incident investigation services including Root Cause Analysis (RCA), for XXXXX EMHS in the following circumstances: • where the patient, who is the subject of the clinical incident investigation, has received health services from multiple HSPs and those HSPs agree that a joint review of the multi-site clinical incident is to be undertaken by more than one of the HSPs that treated the patient, • where the patient, who is the subject of the clinical incident investigation, has received health services from multiple HSPs and those HSPs agree that a multi-site clinical incident investigation is to be undertaken by one of the HSPs that treated the patient, • where the patient, who is the subject of the clinical incident investigation, has received health services from multiple HSPs and those HSPs agree that an independent multi-multi- site clinical incident investigation is to be undertaken by an HSP with no involvement in the patient’s care, or • where the patient, who is the subject of the clinical incident investigation, has only received health services at XXXXX EMHS but XXXXX EMHS determines that an independent clinical incident investigation, undertaken by an HSP with no involvement in the patient’s care, is necessary. All clinical incident investigation services must be performed in accordance with the Clinical Incident Management Policy issued by the Department CEO under the Clinical Governance, Safety and Quality Policy Framework. The terms of an agreement made pursuant to section 48(1)(b) of the Act do not limit XXXXX EMHS obligations under this Agreement, including the performance standards provided for in this Agreement.

Health Service Providers May Agree to Provide Services. For the purpose of section 48(1)(b) of the Act, XXXXX PathWest may agree with any HSP for that HSP to provide services for XXXXX PathWest according to XXXXX PathWest business needs. This includes relevant HSPs providing clinical incident investigation services including Root Cause Analysis (RCA), for XXXXX PathWest in the following circumstances: • where the patient, who is the subject of the clinical incident investigation, has received health services from multiple HSPs and those HSPs agree that a joint review of the multi-site clinical incident is to be undertaken by more than one of the HSPs that treated the patient, • where the patient, who is the subject of the clinical incident investigation, has received health services from multiple HSPs and those HSPs agree that a multi-site clinical incident investigation is to be undertaken by one of the HSPs that treated the patient, • where the patient, who is the subject of the clinical incident investigation, has received health services from multiple HSPs and those HSPs agree that an independent multi-site clinical incident investigation is to be undertaken by an HSP with no involvement in the patient’s care, or • where the patient, who is the subject of the clinical incident investigation, has only received health services at XXXXX PathWest but XXXXX PathWest determines that an independent clinical incident investigation, undertaken by an HSP with no involvement in the patient’s care, is necessary. All clinical incident investigation services must be performed in accordance with the Clinical Incident Management Policy issued by the Department CEO under the Clinical Governance, Safety and Quality Policy Framework. The terms of an agreement made pursuant to section 48(1)(b) of the Act do not limit XXXXX PathWest obligations under this Agreement, including the performance standards provided for in this Agreement.

Health Service Providers May Agree to Provide Services. For the purpose of section 48(1)(b) of the Act, XXXXX the QC may agree with any HSP for that HSP to provide services for XXXXX the QC according to XXXXX the QC business needs. This includes relevant HSPs providing clinical incident investigation services including Root Cause Analysis (RCA), for XXXXX the QC in the following circumstances: • where the patient, who is the subject of the clinical incident investigation, has received health services from multiple HSPs and those HSPs agree that a joint review of the multi-site clinical incident is to be undertaken by more than one of the HSPs that treated the patient, • where the patient, who is the subject of the clinical incident investigation, has received health services from multiple HSPs and those HSPs agree that a multi-site clinical incident investigation is to be undertaken by one of the HSPs that treated the patient, • where the patient, who is the subject of the clinical incident investigation, has received health services from multiple HSPs and those HSPs agree that an independent multi-site clinical incident investigation is to be undertaken by an HSP with no involvement in the patient’s care, or • where the patient, who is the subject of the clinical incident investigation, has only received health services at XXXXX the QC but XXXXX the QC determines that an independent clinical incident investigation, undertaken by an HSP with no involvement in the patient’s care, is necessary. All clinical incident investigation services must be performed in accordance with the Clinical Incident Management Policy issued by the Department CEO under the Clinical Governance, Safety and Quality Policy Framework. The terms of an agreement made pursuant to section 48(1)(b) of the Act do not limit XXXXX the QC obligations under this Agreement, including the performance standards provided for in this Agreement.

Health Service Providers May Agree to Provide Services. For the purpose of section 48(1)(b) of the Act, XXXXX CAHS may agree with any HSP for that HSP to provide services for XXXXX CAHS according to XXXXX CAHS business needs. This includes relevant HSPs providing clinical incident investigation services including Root Cause Analysis (RCA), for XXXXX CAHS in the following circumstances: • where the patient, who is the subject of the clinical incident investigation, has received health services from multiple HSPs and those HSPs agree that a joint review of the multi-site clinical incident is to be undertaken by more than one of the HSPs that treated the patient, • where the patient, who is the subject of the clinical incident investigation, has received health services from multiple HSPs and those HSPs agree that a multi-site clinical incident investigation is to be undertaken by one of the HSPs that treated the patient, • where the patient, who is the subject of the clinical incident investigation, has received health services from multiple HSPs and those HSPs agree that an independent multi-site clinical incident investigation is to be undertaken by an HSP with no involvement in the patient’s care, or • where the patient, who is the subject of the clinical incident investigation, has only received health services at XXXXX CAHS but XXXXX CAHS determines that an independent clinical incident investigation, undertaken by an HSP with no involvement in the patient’s care, is necessary. All clinical incident investigation services must be performed in accordance with the Clinical Incident Management Policy issued by the Department CEO under the Clinical Governance, Safety and Quality Policy Framework. The terms of an agreement made pursuant to section 48(1)(b) of the Act do not limit XXXXX CAHS obligations under this Agreement, including the performance standards provided for in this Agreement.