SERVICES & RESPONSIBILITIES Sample Clauses

SERVICES & RESPONSIBILITIES. PARTICIPANT agrees to: • Conduct outreach within their home infusion service area to promote utilization of COVID-19 treatments for qualified patients who consent to treatment; • Assist with patient assessments for eligibility per the EUA, obtain physician orders, coordinate nursing services, dispense, deliver, and administer the product; • To make every effort to perform infusions within 24 hours of receiving a qualified referral; • Participate in informational meetings or calls as determined by NHIA to hear updates about the program; • Provide NHIA with a single point of contact for communications and collection of required data; • Xxxxx XXXX permission to include PARTICIPANT company name, location, and contact information on the NHIA website as an eligible provider; • Report all Serious Adverse Drug Events as outlined in the Food and Drug Administration Emergency Use Authorizations for monoclonal antibody products. • Make every effort to collect and submit outcome data according to established deadlines, including, but not limited to the following: o Product ordered, date of infusion; prescriber specialty; o The age, gender, and ethnicity of each patient treated; o Patient clinical data, including date of symptom onset, whether the patient experienced adverse events, hospitalizations, or death as of day 7 post treatment NHIA Agrees To: • Inform and educate PARTICIPANT about COVID-19 treatments and related services according to the program criteria; • Create resources for entities interested in taking advantage of the program and facilitate finding a home infusion provider in their service area; • Create a publicly accessible database of approved, qualified home infusion providers (as defined above) to assist State Health Departments, hospitals, and other entities in allocating monoclonal antibody products for patients;
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SERVICES & RESPONSIBILITIES. Contractor shall perform the services (the “Services”) as detailed in Exhibit “A” - “Scope of Services” which Exhibit shall be deemed a part hereof. Each change in the Services must be authorized in advance in writing by EFRI. Contractor shall not have the power and authority to sign any instruments that obligate or bind EFRI or any of its affiliates. Nothing contained in this Section 1 shall alter the status of Contractor as an independent contractor.
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SERVICES & RESPONSIBILITIES. To provide a school nursing service that meets the health needs of school-aged children working together with their parents/carers and school staff and wider agencies. The named school nurse/team leader will agree with the school a set time when they can attend an annual liaison meeting, initially with the head teacher or identified education lead/link person to discuss a school action plan and quality assurance. Ideally, this meeting should take place with the LBE Health Improvement team. This meeting may also involve the medical conditions champion who leads on implementing the ‘Supporting pupils with medical conditions’ policy. To offer and promote training sessions on: 1) Managing medical emergencies and 2) Implementing the ‘Supporting pupils with medical conditions policy’ (see Appendix 3 for frequency), To review annually all health care plans and provide support for those children with complex health needs, in line with the Ealing ‘Supporting pupils with medical conditions’ policy. To work with schools and in line with CLCH safeguarding policy to ensure vulnerable children and those subject to Child Protection Plans are protected and receive the support and services they require. This includes a termly health review. The named school nurse and school lead will work together in partnership where a child/young person is thought to be at risk of abuse or neglect adhering to organisational safeguarding policies and the London Child Protection procedures (2018). When the named school nurse is unable to attend the school for any reason a member of the school nursing team will inform the head teacher or identified link person. If a session or health review has been planned, this will, where possible, be covered by a colleague. If another school nurse is not available, the session will be rescheduled. The outcome of any referral to the school nursing service will be communicated to the referrer within five working days of the appointment, pending student and parental consent to share this information. Service user feedback is an integral part of the school nursing service. Parents, carers and children will be contacted and asked for their views and suggestions through different consultation and participation processes to improve the delivery of services. This will be agreed with the school and feedback shared as appropriate. The school nursing service will also conduct an annual survey with head-teachers to assess the accessibility of their service. CLCH wi...
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SERVICES & RESPONSIBILITIES. UOMO hereby engages PRIMARIES to render services to provide application tools for BASSLINE. Said services shall include, but are not limited to (a) Managing and overseeing operations of BASSLINE; (b) Developing strategies and creative direction of BASSLINE; (c) Product development of BASSLINE; (d) Website for BASSLINE; (e) Representing UOMO and BASSLINE to the public; and (f) Keeping UOMO informed of any material events. PRIMARIES hereby engage UOMO for accounting and administration services of BASSLINE. Business development of BASSLINE will be shared by both UOMO and PRIMARIES. Board of Directors (“BoD”) of BASSLINE will be made up of Three (3) board seats. All financial transactions over a specific amount (“CAP”) must be voted on and approved by BASSLINE’s BoD, including but not limited to, all expenditure, sales, and budgets.
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SERVICES & RESPONSIBILITIES. 1.1. In exchange for the Fees set forth in the Order Form, during the Term Tech Ladies shall provide Client those certain candidate search services more fully set forth in the applicable Order Form (collectively, the “Services”).
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SERVICES & RESPONSIBILITIES. During the term of this Agreement, Consultant will provide to PM Design certain professional services on a project by project basis (each, a “Project”) as more particularly described in one or more Purchase Orders ”PO” (collectively, the “Services”). A separate PO will be executed for each new Project which will authorize the Consultant to perform the Services described therein, identify the parties’ respective contacts for the Project and the Project Scope of Services, deliverables and fees. If additional services are later required or identified as necessary to complete the Project, Consultant shall first obtain PM Design approval before beginning any such additional services. Once any such additional services have been approved, an updated PO will be executed to reflect the additional services, fees and deliverables after which Consultant will be authorized to proceed. Consultant shall be responsible for coordinating the performance of all of the Services required by the PO. For any Services which are beyond the resources and/or expertise of Consultant’s own employees, Consultant shall: (a) first obtain prior approval from PM Design of all sub-consultants to be utilized for the Project; (b) contract with all sub- consultants required to complete the Project; and (c) manage and coordinate the Services performed by all sub-consultants. Once sub-consultants have been identified and approved for a Project, Consultant will not re-assign any Services without PM Design prior written consent. Necessary equipment and supplies to perform the Services shall be provided by Consultant. If PM Design consents to the use of one or more sub- consultants, Consultant shall ensure that all such sub- consultants used to provide Services under this Agreement have the qualifications and skill needed to perform the Services required; that such sub-consultants are properly licensed; and that such sub-consultants will provide their professional services in the same manner and to the same extent as Consultant is bound by this Agreement to provide the Services to PM Design. Consultant shall also ensure that such sub-consultants have agreed in writing to all of the same obligations as Consultant, including but not limited to insurance requirements. PM Design consent to the use of one or more sub-consultants by Consultant shall in no way relieve Consultant of any of its obligations under this Agreement. If PM Design determines, in its sole discretion, that any employee or sub-consul...
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SERVICES & RESPONSIBILITIES. City will perform the following services:
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