Service model summary Sample Clauses

Service model summary. The model of delivery for the screening programme is primarily through maternity services care. See section 2.2 Care Pathway above for further details.
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Service model summary. This service can be delivered by different models in a number of ways e.g. technician screeners/optometric based or fixed/mobile. The provider will operate a model that will maximise the informed uptake of the screening offer in a safe and cost- effective manner. The screening programme will operate a 12 month screening interval for all people with diabetes invited for routine digital screening according to NDESP Guidance, unless advised to alter by the NHS Screening programmes. Anyone requiring more frequent screening (for example 3 or 6 monthly assessment) should be seen in digital surveillance clinics. Programmes should not operate recall intervals of less than 12 months as part of the routine screening programme. Pregnant women require more frequent screening and should be seen within surveillance clinics at intervals that meet NICE guidelines. The Programme includes the following elements:  programme managementclinical leadership  administration of the programme o identify the cohort o inform o invite o report outcome  screening test (digital image capture)  grading of digital images  surveillance o slit lamp biomicroscopy surveillance o digital image surveillance  ophthalmology referral (diagnose, treat, intervene, outcome)  failsafe  internal QA These elements are set out under their respective headings below (sections 3.4 to 3.11). The provider must perform each of these elements.
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Service model summary. This service can be delivered by different models in a number of ways e.g. technician screeners/optometric based or fixed/mobile. The provider will operate a model that will maximise the informed uptake of the screening offer in a safe and cost- effective manner. The screening programme will operate a 12 month screening interval for all people with diabetes invited for routine digital screening according to NDESP Guidance, unless advised to alter by the NHS Screening programmes. Anyone requiring more frequent screening (for example 3 or 6 monthly assessment) should be seen in digital surveillance clinics. Programmes should not operate recall intervals of less than 12 months as part of the routine screening programme. Pregnant women require more frequent screening and should be seen within surveillance clinics at intervals that meet NICE guidelines. The Programme includes the following elements:  Programme ManagementClinical Leadership  Administration of the Programme o Identify the cohort o Inform o Invite o Report outcome  Screening Test (Digital Image Capture)  Grading of Digital Images  Surveillance o Slit lamp Biomicroscopy surveillance screening o Digital image surveillance  Ophthalmology Referral (Diagnose, treat, intervene, outcome)  Failsafe  Internal QA These elements are set out under their respective headings below (sections 3.4 to 3.11). The Provider must perform each of these elements
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