QUALITY, SERVICE USER SAFETY AND QUALITY IMPROVEMENTS Sample Clauses

QUALITY, SERVICE USER SAFETY AND QUALITY IMPROVEMENTS. 16.1 The Provider shall carry out the Services in accordance with the Law, Good Clinical Practice and Good Health and Social Care Practice, and shall unless otherwise agreed with the Commissioner in writing: 16.1.1 comply with the registration and regulatory compliance guidance of the Regulator and any other standards or recommendations issued from time to time by the Regulator (where applicable); 16.1.2 respond to requirements and any enforcement action of the Regulator (where applicable); 16.1.3 comply with the standards and recommendations from time to time issued by Monitor (where applicable); 16.1.4 consider and respond to the recommendations arising from any audit, Serious Incident report or Patient Safety Incident report; 16.1.5 comply with the recommendations issued from time to time by a Competent Body; 16.1.6 comply with the standards and recommendations issued from time to time by any relevant professional body and agreed in writing between the Commissioner and the Provider; 16.1.7 comply with the recommendations from time to time contained in technology appraisals issued by the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (or any successor); 16.1.8 comply with the Quality Requirements; 16.1.9 comply with the 18 Weeks Referral-to-Treatment Standard (where applicable); and 16.1.10 comply with the HCAI Reduction Plan and meet any standards or objectives relating to the transmission of any HCAI. 16.2 The Parties shall comply with their duties under the Law to improve the quality of care services and clinical services for Service Users through the integrated governance arrangements set out in the National Standards and having regard to Guidance, in particular the Department of Health guidance on clinical governance. 16.3 The Provider shall carry out each Service User survey and Carer survey publishing outcomes and actions taken in relation to such surveys. The Provider shall carry out any other surveys reasonably requested by the Commissioner in relation to the Services and shall co-operate with any surveys that the Commissioner may, acting reasonably, carry out. Subject to the Law, the form, frequency and reporting of such surveys shall be in accordance with the requirements set out in Section 1 Part 3 of Module B (Service User, Carer and Staff Surveys) or as otherwise agreed between the Parties in writing from time to time.
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