Common use of Service Values Clause in Contracts

Service Values. ❖ Assured quality of care - applying national standards derived from national health services in Scotland, applied to a prison setting. ❖ Consistency of care - allowing variation in practice where justifiable, and taking account of evidence-based national clinical guidelines and good practice. ❖ Safety for prisoners, staff and the public. ❖ Equity in health services: prisoners will receive improved opportunities to benefit from NHS care in keeping with services provided to the local community; promoting throughcare to ensure integrated support to meet health care needs across settings. ❖ Shared responsibility for multi-disciplinary functions (annex 2). ❖ Shared responsibility between the Health Boards and prisons for the identification and planning of significant service change, and development of health services to prisoners on the basis of assessed need. Provision of health services will remain the responsibility of the Health Board.

Service Values. ❖ Assured quality of care - applying national standards derived from national health services in Scotland, applied to a prison setting. ❖ Consistency of care - allowing variation in practice where justifiable, and taking account of evidence-based national clinical guidelines and good practice. ❖ Safety for prisoners, staff and the public. ❖ Equity in health services: prisoners will receive improved opportunities to benefit from NHS care in keeping with services provided to the local community; promoting throughcare to ensure integrated support to meet health care needs across settings. ❖ Shared responsibility for multi-disciplinary functions (annex 2). ❖ Shared responsibility between the Health Boards and prisons for the identification and planning of significant service change, and development of health services to prisoners on the basis of assessed need. Provision of health services will remain the responsibility of the Health Board. Planning and co-ordination of service change should involve NPHN.

Service Values. ❖  Assured quality of care - applying national standards derived from national health services in Scotland, applied to a prison setting. ❖  Consistency of care - allowing variation in practice where justifiable, and taking account of evidence-based national clinical guidelines and good practice. ❖  Safety for prisoners, staff and the public. ❖  Equity in health services: prisoners will receive improved opportunities to benefit from NHS care in keeping with services provided to the local community; promoting throughcare to ensure integrated support to meet health care needs across settings. ❖  Shared responsibility for multi-disciplinary functions (annex 2). ❖  Shared responsibility between the Health Boards and prisons for the identification and planning of significant service change, and development of health services to prisoners on the basis of assessed need. Provision of health services will remain the responsibility of the Health Board.

Service Values. ❖  Assured quality of care - applying national standards derived from national health services in Scotland, applied to a prison setting. ❖  Consistency of care - allowing variation in practice where justifiable, and taking account of evidence-based national clinical guidelines and good practice. ❖  Safety for prisoners, staff and the public. ❖  Equity in health services: prisoners will receive improved opportunities to benefit from NHS care in keeping with services provided to the local community; promoting throughcare to ensure integrated support to meet health care needs across settings. ❖  Shared responsibility for multi-disciplinary functions (annex 2). ❖  Shared responsibility between the Health Boards and prisons for the identification and planning of significant service change, and development of health services to prisoners on the basis of assessed need. Provision of health services will remain the responsibility of the Health Board. Planning and co-ordination of service change should involve NPHN.