D3.3 An OHS must ensure that emergency A list of equipment and the presence of treatment is always immediately available drugs, which are available to deal with for anaphylactic reactions whenever anaphylaxis. immunisation or injection therapy* is undertaken E. Relationships with Purchasers Standard E1 An OHS must deal ethically with purchasers No Standard Evidence Notes E1.1 An OHS must provide purchasers and Letter or SLA, displays the fees of the potential purchasers with clear and service. information on fees E1.2 An OHS must agree with purchasers, at the Example of contract to include agreement of outset and at contract reviews, the services regularity of review. to be delivered and the resources required Evidence of regular contract review, via to deliver the service and the extent and meeting minutes etc. scope of any business continuity planning that is required to protect service delivery E1.3 An OHS must with purchasers, at the The process for referrals, reporting injuries This must be in agreements or outset, the processes for referrals to the and cases of occupational disease, RIDDOR contracts with customers. OHS, case management and reporting of reporting and for referring workers (for the cases of occupational disease and any opinion of another healthcare professional onward referral of workers for further and for special investigations) is included in investigation contracts and/or service level agreements, or another document. E1.4 An OHS must advise purchasers of the Documentation of an offer to provide further Further advice may be required if value of conducting an OH needs advice about needs assessment. there is a pattern of repeated or assessment and of active and timely Promotional material the range of increasing injuries e.g. repeated management of work-related ill health services offered. shoulder injuries resulting from Statements to purchasers as an addition to the same practice or area of work. reports submitted. E2 An OHS must be customer focused in its relationships with purchasers
D3.3 An OHS must ensure that emergency treatment is always immediately available for anaphylactic reactions whenever immunisation or injection therapy* is undertaken A list of equipment and the presence of drugs, which are available to deal with anaphylaxis. E. Relationships with Purchasers Standard E1 An OHS must deal ethically with purchasers No Standard Evidence Notes E1.1 An OHS must provide purchasers and potential purchasers with clear and information on fees Letter or SLA, displays the fees of the service. E1.2 An OHS must agree with purchasers, at the outset and at contract reviews, the services to be delivered and the resources required to deliver the service and the extent and scope of any business continuity planning that is required to protect service delivery Example of contract to include agreement of regularity of review. Evidence of regular contract review, via meeting minutes etc. E1.3 An OHS must with purchasers, at the outset, the processes for referrals to the OHS, case management and reporting of cases of occupational disease and any onward referral of workers for further investigation The process for referrals, reporting injuries and cases of occupational disease, RIDDOR reporting and for referring workers (for the opinion of another healthcare professional and for special investigations) is included in contracts and/or service level agreements, or another document. This must be in agreements or contracts with customers. E1.4 An OHS must advise purchasers of the value of conducting an OH needs assessment and of active and timely management of work-related ill health Documentation of an offer to provide further advice about needs assessment. Promotional material the range of services offered. Statements to purchasers as an addition to reports submitted. Further advice may be required if there is a pattern of repeated or increasing injuries e.g. repeated shoulder injuries resulting from the same practice or area of work. E2 An OHS must be customer focused in its relationships with purchasers
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