Common use of High Quality Clause in Contracts

High Quality. Competent pharmacist providing full choice of contraceptive methods: All pharmacists delivering the Spectrum EHC scheme must have relevant in date documentation (self-declaration) to enable them to deliver the EHC. Pharmacists will be expected to evidence CPPE training (through DH) in order to deliver EHC, (attendance at the training launch event/annual update can be used as this evidence). Difficult cases can be discussed with the clinical team within ISHS. Spectrum will also support the professional development of all relevant practitioners and organisations in Sexual Health through guidance, professional network and sharing best practice. Spectrum will also deliver access to EHC through the main ISHS Hub (Unit ▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇) It is the duty of the pharmacy commissioned to provide the sexual health (EHC) service to ensure that all individual pharmacists delivering this service from their premises are: Fit to Practise Suitable to deliver the service Can demonstrate they are competent to deliver the service The commissioner may request evidence from a pharmacy for each pharmacist who has supplied EHC under this service, should they be required to evidence it. The pharmacy commissioned is required to have a confidential consultation room (or area) and this should be used for consultations (including **telephone/video consultations) for emergency contraception. It must: Ensure that there is sufficient space for customers, clients and staff members; Be kept clean and in good repair. Be laid out and organised for the purpose of consulting or providing a healthcare service. **Be laid out and organised so that, once a consultation has commenced and is in progress, other members of staff (or customers) cannot interrupt the consultation or enter the room / area without permission. Not be used for storage of stock (other than stock that could be used or supplied during a consultation).

High Quality. Competent pharmacist providing full choice of contraceptive methods: All pharmacists delivering the Spectrum EHC scheme must have relevant in date documentation (self-declaration) to enable them to deliver the EHC. Pharmacists will be expected to evidence CPPE training (through DH) in order to deliver EHC, (attendance at the training launch event/annual update can be used as this evidence). Difficult cases can be discussed with the clinical team within ISHS. Spectrum will also support the professional development of all relevant practitioners and organisations in Sexual Health through guidance, professional network and sharing best practice. Spectrum will also deliver access to EHC through the main ISHS Hub (Unit ▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇) It is the duty of the pharmacy commissioned to provide the sexual health (EHC) service to ensure that all individual pharmacists delivering this service from their premises are: • Fit to Practise • Suitable to deliver the service • Can demonstrate they are competent to deliver the service The commissioner may request evidence from a pharmacy for each pharmacist who has supplied EHC under this service, should they be required to evidence it. The pharmacy commissioned is required to have a confidential consultation room (or area) and this should be used for consultations (including **telephone/video consultations) for emergency contraception. It must: • Ensure that there is sufficient space for customers, clients and staff members; • Be kept clean and in good repair. • Be laid out and organised for the purpose of consulting or providing a healthcare service. • **Be laid out and organised so that, once a consultation has commenced and is in progress, other members of staff (or customers) cannot interrupt the consultation or enter the room / area without permission. • Not be used for storage of stock (other than stock that could be used or supplied during a consultation).