Common use of Requirements to Provide the Service Clause in Contracts

Requirements to Provide the Service. This service may be provided by any authorised community pharmacy within all Allerdale, Xxxxxxxx, Furness and South Lakes Localities subject to the following requirements: a) The pharmacy contractor must agree with the NHS Commissioner to participate in all aspects of the service as detailed in this document along with any subsequent amendments as agreed with the Local Pharmaceutical Committee (LPC). b) The Service Level Agreement for the scheme must be signed by commissioner and provider. A standard operating procedure (SOP) must be produced for provision of the service, which clearly defines roles and responsibilities of relevant staff within the authorised pharmacy. c) The pharmacy should be able to provide evidence they are meeting the requirements for all essential services in the community pharmacy contractual framework. d) The pharmacist in charge or pharmacy manager must ensure that any pharmacist or locum employed by the pharmacy is briefed on the scheme, has read the service specification and completed the mandated training requirements before providing the service. e) Medicines Counter Assistant qualified staff may be delegated to undertake the minor ailment consultation provided they adhere to a minor ailment scheme SOP and sales of medicines protocols. However, overall responsibility and accountability will remain with the responsible pharmacist. f) An accredited pharmacist must be available for at least 80% of the opening times. Pharmacies falling below this requirement must notify Cumbria LPC so that their accreditation to provide the service can be suspended. It is essential that any regular locum staff should complete the training requirements so that the service can be provided throughout all opening hours. g) The pharmacist and pharmacy staff providing the service must conform to GPhC standards for conduct, ethics and performance at all times.

Requirements to Provide the Service. This service may be provided by any authorised community pharmacy within all Allerdale, Xxxxxxxx, Furness and South Lakes Localities subject to the following requirements: a) The pharmacy contractor must agree with the NHS Commissioner to participate in all aspects of the service as detailed in this document along with any subsequent amendments as agreed with the Local Pharmaceutical Committee (LPC). b) The Service Level Agreement for the scheme must be signed by commissioner and provider. A standard operating procedure (SOP) must be produced for provision of the service, which clearly defines roles and responsibilities of relevant staff within the authorised pharmacy. c) The pharmacy should be able to provide evidence they are meeting the requirements for all essential services in the community pharmacy contractual framework. d) The pharmacist in charge or pharmacy manager must ensure that any pharmacist or locum employed by the pharmacy is briefed on the scheme, has read the service specification and completed the mandated training requirements before providing the service. e) Medicines Counter Assistant qualified staff may be delegated to undertake the minor ailment consultation provided they adhere to a minor ailment scheme SOP and sales of medicines protocols. However, overall responsibility and accountability will remain with the responsible pharmacist. f) An accredited pharmacist must be available for at least 80% of the opening times. Pharmacies falling below this requirement must notify Cumbria LPC so that their accreditation to provide the service can be suspended. It is essential that any regular locum staff should complete the training requirements so that the service can be provided throughout all opening hours. g) The pharmacist and pharmacy staff providing the service must conform to GPhC standards for conduct, ethics and performance at all times.

Requirements to Provide the Service. This service may be provided by any authorised community pharmacy within all Allerdale, Xxxxxxxx, Furness and South Lakes Localities locality subject to the following requirements: a) The pharmacy contractor must agree with the NHS Commissioner to participate in all aspects of the service as detailed in this document along with any subsequent amendments as agreed with the Local Pharmaceutical Committee (LPC). b) The Service Level Agreement for the scheme must be signed by commissioner and provider. A standard operating procedure (SOP) must be produced for provision of the service, which clearly defines roles and responsibilities of relevant staff within the authorised pharmacy. c) The pharmacy should be able to provide evidence they are meeting the requirements for all essential services in the community pharmacy contractual framework. d) The pharmacist in charge or pharmacy manager must ensure that any pharmacist or locum employed by the pharmacy is briefed on the scheme, has read the service specification and completed the mandated training requirements before providing the service. e) Medicines Counter Assistant qualified staff may be delegated to undertake the minor ailment consultation provided they adhere to a minor ailment scheme SOP and sales of medicines protocols. However, overall responsibility and accountability will remain with the responsible pharmacist. f) An accredited pharmacist must be available for at least 80% of the opening times. Pharmacies falling below this requirement must notify Cumbria LPC so that their accreditation to provide the service can be suspended. It is essential that any regular locum staff should complete the training requirements so that the service can be provided throughout all opening hours. g) The pharmacist and pharmacy staff providing the service must conform to GPhC standards for conduct, ethics and performance at all times.

Requirements to Provide the Service. This service may be provided by any authorised community pharmacy within all Allerdale, Xxxxxxxx, Furness and South Lakes Localities locality subject to the following requirements: a) The pharmacy contractor must agree with the NHS Commissioner to participate in all aspects of the service as detailed in this document along with any subsequent amendments as agreed with the Local Pharmaceutical Committee (LPC). b) The Service Level Agreement for the scheme must be signed by commissioner and provider. A standard operating procedure (SOP) must be produced for provision of the service, which clearly defines roles and responsibilities of relevant staff within the authorised pharmacy. c) The pharmacy should be able to provide evidence they are meeting the requirements for all essential services in the community pharmacy contractual framework. d) The pharmacist in charge or pharmacy manager must ensure that any pharmacist or locum employed by the pharmacy is briefed on the scheme, has read the service specification and completed the mandated training requirements before providing the service. e) Medicines Counter Assistant qualified staff may be delegated to undertake the minor ailment consultation provided they adhere to a minor ailment scheme SOP and sales of medicines protocols. However, overall responsibility and accountability will remain with the responsible pharmacist. f) An accredited pharmacist must be available for at least 80% of the opening times. Pharmacies falling below this requirement must notify Cumbria LPC so that their accreditation to provide the service can be suspended. It is essential that any regular locum staff should complete the training requirements so that the service can be provided throughout all opening hours. g) The pharmacist and pharmacy staff providing the service must conform to GPhC standards for conduct, ethics and performance at all times.

Requirements to Provide the Service. This service may be provided by any authorised community pharmacy within all Allerdale, Xxxxxxxx, Furness and South Lakes Localities Xxxxxxxx locality subject to the following requirements: a) The pharmacy contractor must agree with the NHS Commissioner to participate in all aspects of the service as detailed in this document along with any subsequent amendments as agreed with the Local Pharmaceutical Committee (LPC). b) The Service Level Agreement for the scheme must be signed by commissioner and provider. A standard operating procedure (SOP) must be produced for provision of the service, which clearly defines roles and responsibilities of relevant staff within the authorised pharmacy. c) The pharmacy should be able to provide evidence they are meeting the requirements for all essential services in the community pharmacy contractual framework. d) The pharmacist in charge or pharmacy manager must ensure that any pharmacist or locum employed by the pharmacy is briefed on the scheme, has read the service specification and completed the mandated training requirements before providing the service. e) Medicines Counter Assistant qualified staff may be delegated to undertake the minor ailment consultation provided they adhere to a minor ailment scheme SOP and sales of medicines protocols. However, overall responsibility and accountability will remain with the responsible pharmacist. f) An accredited pharmacist must be available for at least 80% of the opening times. Pharmacies falling below this requirement must notify Cumbria LPC so that their accreditation to provide the service can be suspended. It is essential that any regular locum staff should complete the training requirements so that the service can be provided throughout all opening hours. g) The pharmacist and pharmacy staff providing the service must conform to GPhC standards for conduct, ethics and performance at all times.