PRACTITIONER’S OBLIGATIONS Sample Clauses
PRACTITIONER’S OBLIGATIONS. 5.1 The Practitioner shall comply with the following obligations:
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5.1.2 to charge in accordance with the AXA PPP Schedule of Procedures. The following rules must be followed in all circumstances:
a) where the Practitioner is providing a remote consultation to the Member, the Practitioner shall charge the applicable standard consultation rate as set out in the AXA PPP Schedule of Procedures; and
b) the Practitioner may only provide family therapy to Members if the Members have been referred by a psychiatrist who is recognised by AXA PPP and it has been agreed by AXA PPP’s psychiatric team in advance who can be contacted either by telephone on ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ or by submitting a Medical Report via the website at ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇/individual/individual-provider- support/medical-report/ If approved, the Practitioner must charge the rate for family therapy as set out in the AXA PPP Schedule of Procedures;
5.1.3 The Practitioner agrees to contact AXA PPP in the event that a particular case warrants an extraordinary charge. Contact can be made via the Enquiry Form available at ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇/individual/individual-provider- support/contract-review/. For the avoidance of doubt, the Practitioner shall require the prior consent of AXA PPP in respect of any charge in excess of the AXA PPP Schedule of Procedures;
5.1.4 no other charges will be made to Members and the Practitioner will not recover or seek to recover additional amounts directly from a Member other than:
a) costs incurred by the Member which are not covered by the Policy including, for the avoidance of doubt, any excess or cost sharing associated with the policy;
b) any shortfall between the amount of benefit to which a Member is entitled under the Policy and the amount the Practitioner may charge under the terms of this Agreement; or
c) cancellation or non-attendance charges in connection with any Treatment reasonably levied by the Practitioner in accordance with a reasonable written cancellation and/or non-attendance policy which the Member had sufficient advanced notice of, unless the Treatment was cancelled by or as an indirect or direct result of the actions of the Practitioner; PROVIDED THAT
d) the Practitioner has, where appropriate, informed the Member in advance of such costs and obtained the Member’s consent...
PRACTITIONER’S OBLIGATIONS. The Practitioner acknowledges and agrees with the following obligations:
(a) the Practitioner must be and remain a registered member in good standing with the College and must conduct the Practitioner’s practice consistent with the conditions of such registration;
(b) the Practitioner will comply fully with the Clinic Rules and with all applicable standards of law, standards of professional ethics and standards of practice in respect of the Practitioner’s obligations and activities in connection with the Clinic and the care and treatment of patients;
(c) the Practitioner will promptly notify the Company of any complaints, investigations, charges, rulings or findings initiated or made against the Practitioner, whether by a patient attending the Clinic, a member of the public, the College or any other regulatory body or law enforcement agency, relating to the Practitioner or any services provided at any time by the Practitioner;
(d) the Practitioner shall provide the Company with reasonable notice of any absences from the Clinic and cooperate with the Company in arranging the timing of such absences so that they do not overlap with absences of other practitioners providing services at the Clinic. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, the Practitioner shall provide the Company with a minimum of thirty (30) days written notice of all absences and must first seek approval from the Company for such absence, such approval not to be unreasonably withheld. For any absence lasting longer than [x] calendar days, patients of the Practitioner will be booked with another practitioner at the Clinic.
PRACTITIONER’S OBLIGATIONS. The Practitioner will:
11.1 maintain a current practising certificate;
11.2 have and maintain appropriate levels of Professional Indemnity, Workers Compensation and Public Liability Insurance Policies;
11.3 comply with all the standards, terms and conditions of this Agreement and the Director General’s guidelines, policies and procedures that may apply from time to time and at all times act honestly and in good faith in dealings with the LRO;
11.4 put effective mechanisms in place for the Director General to communicate any concerns or dissatisfaction in the provision of services or performance standards, ensuring such issues are expeditiously and satisfactorily resolved;
11.5 comply with professional rules made and published by the Law Society of NSW or the Bar Association and with the Code of Conduct and Ethics published by Director General and the NSW Premier’s Department;
11.6 advise the Director in writing within seven (7) days of changes to address and other contact details;
11.7 notify the Director immediately and in writing, of any criminal, bankruptcy or professional disciplinary proceedings that have been commenced against the Practitioner;
11.8 if requested by the Director, put reasonable measures in place to use secure electronic facilities for lodgement of documents or similar technological solutions; and
11.9 if requested by the Director, co-operate in conducting client surveys relating to work undertaken for the LRO.
PRACTITIONER’S OBLIGATIONS. The Practitioner shall for the duration of this agreement perform the following duties and have the following obligations:
12.1 The Practitioner agrees that it will, at its cost, exercise its best efforts in accordance with the Company's reasonable directions from time to time to obtain, promote, expand and maintain sales of the products to the greatest extent possible and legally permissible from time to time.
12.2 The Practitioner shall distribute and sell all of the products to patients in such manner as will effectively compete with the distribution and sale of any competing products from time to time.
12.3 The Practitioner agrees to at all times comply with the Company’s protocol (as amended and/or updated by the Company from time to time).
12.4 The Practitioner acknowledges and agrees that, notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this agreement, the Company is entitled to at any time appoint third parties to market and sell the products and/or to itself sell, and/or supply the products in any manner whatever.
12.5 The Practitioner shall be responsible for all activities relating to the sale of all or any of the products to the Practitioner’s patients (including, without limitation, all dealings with patients), and the Practitioner -
12.5.1 shall bear all risk and expense relating to such dealings, invoicing and debt collection and shall not be entitled to any reimbursement of any amounts and/or any compensation of any nature whatever from the Company in respect thereof, save and except as for provided in this agreement;
12.5.2 shall not at any time prejudice or adversely affect the good name and reputation of the Company for any reason whatever;
12.5.3 indemnifies the Company against any loss, liability, damage and/or expense arising out of or pursuant to any act and/or omission by the Practitioner and/or any of its employees, directors, agents, sub-suppliers, representatives and/or members arising out of or pursuant to such dealings, invoicing and/or debt collection; and
12.5.4 shall not, without the prior written approval of the Company, sell products which directly compete with the Products.
12.6 The Practitioner shall be responsible for all activities relating to the storage and supply of the products in terms of this agreement at its own risk and expense and in accordance with the Company's standards and reasonable requirements.
12.7 The Practitioner shall, on request, provide the Company with information relating to:
12.7.1 any unlawful sub...
PRACTITIONER’S OBLIGATIONS
PRACTITIONER’S OBLIGATIONS