TRANSFER OF AND DISCHARGE FROM CARE OBLIGATIONS. B16.1. The Provider must comply with any Transfer of and Discharge from Care Protocols agreed by the Parties set out in Appendix I (Transfer of and Discharge from Care Protocols).
TRANSFER OF AND DISCHARGE FROM CARE OBLIGATIONS. The Provider must comply with any Transfer of and Discharge from Care Protocols agreed by the Parties.
TRANSFER OF AND DISCHARGE FROM CARE OBLIGATIONS. 18.1The Provider shall comply with the discharge criteria and planning requirements set out in paragraph 5 of the Specifications.
TRANSFER OF AND DISCHARGE FROM CARE OBLIGATIONS. Active inclusion in the screening programme ends at three points depending on the woman’s risk:
TRANSFER OF AND DISCHARGE FROM CARE OBLIGATIONS. Screening ends when a person with diabetes is screened and the result is: screen negative i.e. No referable DR and to be re-invited for routine digital screening in 12 months or according to national guidance screen positive i.e. referable DR and referred to the hospital eye service and suspended from routine digital screening assessed as medically unfit and excluded from the programme other eye pathology and is referred to the GP or directly to the hospital eye service according to local protocol but remains eligible for routine digital screening Surveillance will be provided when a person with diabetes has: an ungradable image and requires slit lamp biomicroscopy a referable grade and the clinical lead assesses against best evidence that the person with diabetes can be monitored at a digital surveillance clinic The end of the pathway for screening is defined in NDESP guidance.
TRANSFER OF AND DISCHARGE FROM CARE OBLIGATIONS. 18.1 In the case of a Discharge from Detention, a Discharge from In-Patient Treatment or a Discharge from Care (all as defined in Schedule 1), the Provider shall comply with the relevant provisions of the Transfer of and Discharge from Care Protocols set out at Schedule 2 Part 2 (together with (where appropriate) the guidance known as “The Responsible Commissioner” guidance, as amended or replaced from time to time).
TRANSFER OF AND DISCHARGE FROM CARE OBLIGATIONS. Babies with screen negative NIPE examinations are discharged from the responsibility of the screening programme. Babies who require referral are discharged from the screening programme once they have been reviewed for further assessment. The provider will retain care obligations throughout the NIPE care pathway , unless a formal transfer of care is made to another care provider and this is accounted for within a failsafe system (via use of NIPE SMART) It is the responsibility of both the transferor and receiver to be clear about the status of the newborn examination and for the receiver to undertake actions as required e.g. undertake the newborn physical examination if not done prior to transfer.
