Common use of Failsafe Clause in Contracts

Failsafe. The Provider shall:  ensure safe systems are in place for referring people with diabetes into and out of the Programme (eg to/from the HES) and between different elements of the Programme (eg to/from surveillance)  monitor every person with diabetes who is suspended from annual routine screening to ensure they are safely entered into the correct care pathway according to national timescales  ensure that people with diabetes who no longer require follow up at a hospital eye service return to routine annual screening or surveillance according to NDESP guidance  ensure that people with diabetes who no longer require surveillance are returned to routine annual screening according to NDESP guidance  Regularly audit people with diabetes who are excluded to ensure they meet NDESP criteria for exclusions

Failsafe. The Provider provider shall:  ensure safe systems are in place for referring people with diabetes into and out of the Programme programme (eg to/from the HES) and between different elements of the Programme programme (eg to/from surveillance)  monitor every person with diabetes who is suspended from annual routine screening to ensure they are safely entered into the correct care pathway according to national timescales  ensure that people with diabetes who no longer require follow up at a hospital eye service return to routine annual screening or surveillance according to NDESP guidance  ensure that people with diabetes who no longer require surveillance are returned to routine annual screening according to NDESP guidance  Regularly regularly audit people with diabetes who are excluded to ensure they meet NDESP criteria for exclusions

Failsafe. The Provider provider shall:  • ensure safe systems are in place for referring people with diabetes into and out of the Programme programme (eg e.g. to/from the HES) and between different elements of the Programme programme (eg e.g. to/from surveillance)  • monitor every person with diabetes who is suspended from annual routine screening to ensure they are safely entered into the correct care pathway according to national timescales  • ensure that people with diabetes who no longer require follow up at a hospital eye service return to routine annual screening or surveillance according to NDESP guidance  • ensure that people with diabetes who no longer require surveillance are returned to routine annual screening according to NDESP guidance  Regularly • regularly audit people with diabetes who are excluded to ensure they meet NDESP criteria for exclusions