The following lists some of the provisions that can be breached regarding PMS and GMS contracts. This is not definitive, but gives an idea of the range and varying severity of breaches that can occur. NHS (General NHS (Personal Medical Standard Medical Services Breach Services GMS Agreements) Contract) contract Regulations 2004 Regulations 2004 Failure to provide essential Various. Eg Clause Various. Eg contracted services Regulation 46 Schedule 5 15 paragraph 1 Premises are not suitable for the Schedule 6 Clause Schedule 5 delivery of services paragraph 1 27 paragraph 2 Inappropriate storage of vaccines Schedule Clause Schedule 5 6paragraph 40 paragraph 6 8 Excessive prescribing Schedule 6 Clause Schedule 5 paragraph 304 paragraph 44 46 Practice leaflet Schedule 6 Clause Schedule 5 paragraph 438 paragraph 72 76 Failure to have an effective system of Schedule 6 Clause Schedule 5 clinical governance paragraph 488 paragraph 112 121 Inadequate patient records Schedule 6 Clause Schedule 5 paragraph 427 paragraph 70 73 Failure of the contractor to carry out Schedule 6 Clause Schedule 5 his obligations under the agreement paragraph 25 paragraph 67 with reasonable care and skill 67 Failure by the contractor to adequately check the qualifications and other matters relating to a healthcare professional seeking to perform services under the contract. For example, this includes (but is not limited to):
The following lists some of the provisions that can be breached regarding PMS and GMS contracts. This is not definitive, but gives an idea of the range and varying severity of breaches that can occur. Breach NHS (General Medical Services Contract) Regulations 2004 Standard GMS contract NHS (Personal Medical Services Agreements) Regulations 2004 Failure to provide essential contracted services Various. Eg Regulation 15 Clause 46 Various. Eg Schedule 5 paragraph 1 Premises are not suitable for the delivery of services Schedule 6 paragraph 1 Clause 27 Schedule 5 paragraph 2 Inappropriate storage of vaccines Schedule 6paragraph 8 Clause 40 Schedule 5 paragraph 6 Excessive prescribing Schedule 6 paragraph 46 Clause 304 Schedule 5 paragraph 44 Practice leaflet Schedule 6 paragraph 76 Clause 438 Schedule 5 paragraph 72 Failure to have an effective system of clinical governance Schedule 6 paragraph 121 Clause 488 Schedule 5 paragraph 112 Inadequate patient records Schedule 6 paragraph 73 Clause 427 Schedule 5 paragraph 70 Failure of the contractor to carry out his obligations under the agreement with reasonable care and skill Schedule 6 paragraph 67 Clause 25 Schedule 5 paragraph 67 Failure by the contractor to adequately check the qualifications and other matters relating to a healthcare professional seeking to perform services under the contract. For example, this includes (but is not limited to):
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