The Procedures and Agreed Guidance For Implementation Sample Clauses

The Procedures and Agreed Guidance For Implementation. Receipt of a complaint which falls wholly within the remit of another Organisation When a written or oral complaint is received by an Organisation, which falls wholly within the remit of another Organisation, the Complaints Manager of the Recipient Organisation will: • Contact the complainant in writing or verbally within 3 working days, informing the complainant that the complaint falls outside their remit and, seeking consent to forward the complaint to the appropriate Organisation. (See templates 1, 2 and 3 at Appendix D). Complaints Managers will have the discretion to accept verbal consent, although this should be logged as having been sought and given. • Provide contact details for the relevant Organisation should the complainant wish to contact the relevant service directly. • Send a copy to the relevant Organisations’ complaints manager within 2 working days of receipt of the complainant’s consent to forward the complaint. (See template 4, Appendix D). If a service is delivered by one Organisation acting on behalf of another, this allows for the whole complaint to be considered by the service Organisation under their complaints procedure. Receipt of a complaint that has overlapping issues for the Organisation A joint response from one Organisation on behalf of all Organisations is preferable at the initial investigation stages of the complaint if the complaint has been sent as a single letter. In other circumstances, the Organisations should co-operate fully in achieving this outcome wherever possible and appropriate. Within 3 working days of receipt of the complaint, the Recipient Organisation should acknowledge the complaint. (See templates 5, 6 and 7, appendix D). The acknowledgement should: • Ask the complainant whether s/he consents to the complaint to be forwarded to the other relevant Organisation(s). • State that no further action can be taken on the issues that relate to the other Organisation(s) without this consent. • Explain that, unless requested otherwise by the complainant/patient, consent will encompass agreement to share information, including all relevant medical and personal records, between the Organisations involved in the complaint, on a need to know basis, to enable the investigation and any identified improvements in service to take place. • Explain that the Organisations will aim to provide a joint response, unless the complainant would prefer separate responses, and, • If a GP practice or other contractor is involved in th...
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