HOSPITAL RESPONSIBILITIES - BLOOD DONOR CENTER & COMMUNITY MOBILES Clause Samples

HOSPITAL RESPONSIBILITIES - BLOOD DONOR CENTER & COMMUNITY MOBILES. A. Blood Donor Center and Community Mobile Blood Drive Program: 1. Hospital will make donor parking available and guarantee reasonable donor access to the Blood Donor Center at no cost to HemaCare. Such fees, if paid by HemaCare, will be billed monthly to Hospital. 2. The parties agree that Hospital may place such signage in the Blood Donor Center area, as it deems necessary to advise the public of the relationship between HemaCare and Hospital. HemaCare shall not alter or remove such signage without Hospital's consent. 3. Hospital will provide assistance from Administration and Public Relations in donor recruitment efforts. Assistance from Hospital Administration in donor recruitment efforts is to include signature of approved blood drive sponsor letters, referrals to local businesses where Administration members may have affiliations and referrals to Hospital board members to support community based blood drives. Assistance from Hospital is to include a Public Relations department contact, timely review and approval of donor recruitment material (see Section VIIIA), inclusion of information and or articles in Hospital based employee newsletters/bulletins and community outreach material. 4. Hospital liaison will facilitate global e-mails to Hospital employees at HemaCare's request. 5. Hospitals are required to accept all units of blood and blood products collected and produced on its behalf (including FFP) through the USC Blood Donor Center and/or Community Mobile Blood Drives, as long as the collections do not exceed the Monthly Volumes established in Attachment II. Such acceptance occurs upon availability of blood products. Upon acceptance, at which point HemaCare will invoice Hospital, the quantity and the schedule of the delivery of the blood products shall be determined by the Hospital. In no circumstance however, may delivery extend beyond seven days of the date of availability. It is not considered an explicit breach of contract if the Hospital's failure to purchase the minimum volume from HemaCare is the result of HemaCare's inability to supply such volume or is attributable to a material decline in overall Hospital utilization. 6. After delivery of blood and blood components from the Blood Donor Center for Hospital's use, Hospital will be responsible for the disposition of such products. Return of products will be managed according to the procedures attached hereto at Attachment III. 7. Hospital shall provide identification badges for HemaCare Pe...