Reserved Functions – Primary Dental Services Clause Samples

The 'Reserved Functions – Primary Dental Services' clause defines specific responsibilities or activities within primary dental care that are exclusively retained by a particular party, typically the commissioning authority or provider. In practice, this means that certain key functions—such as the approval of treatment plans, oversight of clinical standards, or management of patient records—cannot be delegated to subcontractors or third parties. By clearly delineating which functions are reserved, the clause ensures that critical aspects of dental service delivery remain under direct control, thereby maintaining quality, compliance, and accountability within the primary dental services contract.
Reserved Functions – Primary Dental Services. 8.1 The following functions and related activities shall continue to be exercised by NHS England (the “Reserved Primary Dental Services Functions”): 8.1.1 determining the outcomes expected from Primary Dental Services and the main characteristics of high quality services, taking into account national priorities for improving NHS outcomes; designing and delivering national transformation programmes in line with any applicable commissioning policies and guidance; 8.1.2 the negotiation and agreement of matters concerning Dental Services Contracts with national stakeholders including, without limitation, the Department of Health and Social Care and bodies representing providers of primary dental services nationally; 8.1.3 the development of national standard Dental Service Contracts and national contract variations and guidance to ensure an equitable approach to applying nationally agreed changes to all Primary Dental Services providers; 8.1.4 the provision of all dental commissioning and contracting policy and guidance to support ICBs to meet their delegated duties; and 8.1.5 the provision of nationally contracted services delivering digital, logistical and support services for Primary Dental Services in England (including but not limited to): 8.1.5.1 Payments; 8.1.5.2 Pensions; 8.1.5.3 Performer List; and
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