Quality Indicators. 2.1 The Quality Indicators are informed through Ofsted Inspections and the Department intervention regime as set out in Clauses 18.22 to 18.28.4 of this Contract and include (but are not limited to) the following:
2.1.1 the Contractor's own achievement rates and, where relevant, compared with other suppliers delivering similar standards or in similar sectors;
2.1.2 the Contractor's own retention rates and, where relevant, compared with other suppliers delivering similar standards or in similar sectors;
2.1.3 Employer ratings of the Contractor; and
2.1.4 Apprentice ratings of the Contractor.
Quality Indicators. 11.1 The pharmacy has appropriate CCC provided health promotion material available for the client group actively promotes its uptake and is able to discuss the contents of the material with the client, where appropriate.
11.2 The pharmacy reviews its standard operating procedures and the referral pathways for the service on an annual basis.
11.3 The pharmacy participates in an annual CCC organised audit of service provision.
11.4 The pharmacy co-operates with any locally agreed CCC-led assessment of service user experience.
11.5 The pharmacy offers each woman under 25 years of age a Chlamydia test Kit when she requests the EHC service.
Quality Indicators. 9.1 The pharmacy has appropriate health promotion material available (as advised by the Council) for the client group, actively promotes its uptake and is able to discuss the contents of the material with the client, where appropriate.
9.2 The pharmacy reviews its standard operating procedures and the referral pathways for the service regularly.
9.3 The pharmacy participates in a Council organised audit of service supply as and when required.
9.4 The pharmacy co-operates with any locally agreed Council -led assessment of client experience such as working towards ‘You’re Welcome Quality Criteria’ accreditation
Quality Indicators. The RTO must, if requested in writing by the Department, submit data to the Department on the following three (3) Quality Indicators (or its successor) for the preceding calendar year in a format to be notified by the Department: Competency completion; Learner engagement; and Employer satisfaction. The Department will not share or release to other parties any Quality Indicator data (or its successor) provided by the RTO under this VET Funding Contract on an individual RTO basis. The Department may publish aggregated Quality Indicator data gathered through this process and use it to inform future quality improvement initiatives that support and promote quality training provision. If requested in writing by the Department, the RTO must promptly provide the Department with details of all third party arrangements for the delivery of Training Services on the RTO’s behalf. This may include but is not limited to: determination of eligibility and enrolment processes, Pre-Training Reviews, marketing, and Brokering Services.
Quality Indicators. The Commission will not share or release to other parties any Quality Indicator data (or its successor) provided by the RTO under this Agreement on an individual RTO basis. The RTO acknowledges that the Commission may publish aggregated Quality Indicator data gathered through this process and use it to inform future quality improvement initiatives that support and promote quality training provision. This Clause 7.3 continues despite any expiry or termination of the Agreement. The RTO must report (in cents) the actual tuition fee per hour charged to each Eligible Individual for government subsidised training via the Client Tuition Fee field in the Student Statistical Report. The RTO acknowledges that the Commission may publish fee information related to government subsidised training gathered through this process on an individual RTO basis. This Clause 7.5 continues despite any expiry or termination of the Agreement. The RTO must provide any reports to the Commission in accordance with Schedule 6 and/or Schedule 7 (if applicable to the RTO). FUNDING AND PAYMENTS
Quality Indicators. 3.1 The pharmacy reviews its standard operating procedures for emergency supply of medicines and signposting information on an annual basis. Review up to date guidance from RPS at xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx/support-tools/emergency-supply.asp
Quality Indicators. Contractor shall participate in HHHCHC’s Quality Assessment Performance Improvement Committee (QAPIC) and with the approval of HHHCHC’s Medical Director, or designee, shall establish Quality Indicators in conjunction with HHHCHC’s QAPIC. Examples of such Quality Indicators may include, but are not limited to, the following: ▪ Provider Productivity ▪ Urgent Care Center Waiting Time and Throughput ▪ Accuracy and Timeliness of Medical Record completion ▪ Elapsed Time for patient with chest pain to receive EKG ▪ Timeliness of Radiology Reports ▪ Patient Elopement ▪ Additional Quality Indicators as determined between Contractor and County
Quality Indicators. Quality Control Quality Improvement Programme
Quality Indicators. 9.1 The contractor will ensure availability of written information and leaflets in the pharmacy relevant to the service, substance misuse and drug treatment as made available by WWTR.
9.2 The contractor will have standard operating procedures. The pharmacist will review these standard operating procedures and the referral pathways for the service at least every two years.
9.3 The pharmacy should demonstrate that pharmacists (including locums) and staff involved in the provision of the service will have sufficient knowledge of the service and are familiar with the requirements of this service specification.
9.4 The lead pharmacist must have successfully completed the CPPE declaration of competence which includes the course “Substance Use and Misuse” (Pharmacist Version) and Safeguarding Children and Vulnerable adults. The completion declaration for these courses must be no more than three years old.
9.5 The pharmacy undertakes the exchange in an area that ensures a sufficient level of privacy and safety.
9.6 The pharmacy will participate and co-operate in any WWTR organised audit of the service provision or assessment of Service User experience.
9.7 The pharmacy provides harm reduction information to each client that accesses the service (See section 3).
9.8 The contractor should ensure that there is adequate support staff, including staff specifically trained to support this service in the pharmacy at all times in order to support the pharmacist (including locum pharmacist) in the operational elements of the service and to help ensure the safe and smooth running of the service.
9.9 The contractor will ensure that appropriate professional indemnity insurance is in place.
9.10 It is a requirement for pharmacies signing up to this agreement to comply with all the requirements of the essential services of the NHS Community Pharmacy Contractual Framework.
Quality Indicators. 5.2.1 The quality of the goods provided by Party B shall meet at least the requirements of the following quality indicators. If the following indicators cannot be achieved, Party A shall impose sanctions on Party B in accordance with the relevant provisions of Annex II.
5.2.2 Calculation method: LAR = (sampling qualified batch/sampling inspection batch) *100% RIDPPM = (number of defects/test number) *1000000
5.2.3 Quality indicators are based on the annual KPI indicators of Party A. In order to ensure the long-term continuous improvement of the quality of goods, to stabilize and improve the quality of goods, Party B needs to sign annual quality indicators to Party A according to the annual indicators of Party A.
