Local Operational Delivery Arrangements Sample Clauses

Local Operational Delivery Arrangements. 4.1 The local operational arrangements agreed by the Parties are:
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Local Operational Delivery Arrangements. 6.1 The local operational arrangements agreed by the Parties are:  The Integration Joint Board has responsibility for the planning of services via the Strategic Plan.  The Integration Joint Board will be responsible for monitoring and reporting on performance on the delivery of those services covered by the strategic plan.  The Integration Joint Board will be responsible for operational oversight of integrated services, and through the Chief Officer, will be responsible for management of integrated services, except Acute services on which the chief officer will work closely with the Chief Operating Officer for Acute Services.  The Integration Joint Board will issue directions to the Parties taking account of the information on performance to ensure performance is maintained and improved. The Integration Joint Board along with the other five Integration Joint Boards in the Health Board area will contribute to the strategic planning of Acute Services and the Health Board will be responsible for the management of Acute Services.  The Health Board will provide information to The Chief Officer and the Integration Joint Board on the operational delivery of Acute Services.  The Health Board and the six Integration Joint Boards shall ensure that the overarching Strategic Plan for Acute Services shall incorporate relevant sections of the six Integration Joint Boards’ Strategic Plans.  The Health Board will consult with the six Integration Joint Boards to ensure that the overarching Strategic Plan for acute services and any plan setting out the capacity and resource levels required for the Set Aside budget for such acute services is appropriately coordinated with the delivery of services across the Greater Glasgow and Xxxxx area.  The Parties shall ensure that a group including the Chief Operating Officer for Acute Services and Chief Officers of the six Integration Joint Boards will meet regularly to discuss such respective responsibilities for Acute Services.  Both the Health Board and the Council will undertake to provide the necessary activity and financial data for service, facilities or resources that relate to the planned use of services within other Local Authority areas by people who live within the area of the Integration Joint Board
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Local Operational Delivery Arrangements. 7.1 The Parties understand that the Integration Joint Board will be responsible for the strategic planning of its integrated services as set out in Annexes 1 and 2 of this Scheme.
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Local Operational Delivery Arrangements. This clause describes the role of the Integration Joint Board particularly with regard to the strategic planning, operational governance and monitoring of integrated services. It also sets out arrangements and processes for the Health Board and the Council to support the Integration Joint Board in this role. Clause 5 Clinical and Care Governance This clause deals with the arrangements that will be put in place to ensure the quality and safety of integrated services. It includes arrangements for reporting, professional supervision, advice and accountability.
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Local Operational Delivery Arrangements. 4.1. The operational role of the IJB shall be as follows:
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