Specification and Timescales Sample Clauses

Specification and Timescales. The Service Level Agreement require pharmacy contractor to comply with the requirements as outlined in the DH/NHS England Service Specificiation Number 13 at the following link: xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xx/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/256498/13_seasonal_influenza.pdf Details on the national seasonal influenza vaccination programme including dosage, timings and administration can be found in the NHS England, PHE and Department of Health (DH) tri-partite letter and annual flu plan dated 28th April 2014. xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xx/government/publications/flu-immunisation-programme-2014-to-2015 This programme is to be delivered between 1st October 2014 to 31st January 2015, inclusive. Pharmacy contractors will be required to confirm their participation by 30th September 2014. All training, accreditation, contractual agreements and PGDs must be completed/signed before commencement of the service by 30th September 2014. A designated pharmacist who has received the appropriate training, and has signed up to the PGD and this specification to provide the influenza vaccination service will be the authorised signatory on behalf of the pharmacy contractor as service provider. This pharmacist will be responsible for the operational management of this service in the pharmacy setting. In addition each pharmacist who provides this influenza immunisation service will be required to attend appropriate training and sign the PGD and this specification.
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