Service linkages Clause Samples
The 'Service linkages' clause defines how different services or components within an agreement are connected or interdependent. It typically outlines the relationships between primary and ancillary services, specifying how the performance or availability of one service may affect others. For example, if a core software platform relies on a third-party hosting service, this clause would clarify the implications if the hosting service experiences downtime. Its core practical function is to ensure transparency about dependencies, helping parties understand the potential impact of service disruptions and allocate responsibility accordingly.
Service linkages. 13.1 The Provider must, if appropriate, have effective links with relevant services, including:
(a) primary medical and nursing services, including local organisations;
(b) Māori primary and community care providers;
(c) Pacific primary and community care providers;
(d) child health services;
(e) mental health services;
(f) maternity services;
(g) dental services;
(h) private specialists;
(i) public health services; and
(j) Service User advocacy services, including Māori and Pacific Islands advocacy services.
Service linkages. 7.1 The Provider must have effective links with:
(a) the service providers and organisations specified in clause 13 of Schedule 1;
(b) any organisation providing sterile manufacturing services; and
(c) hospital pharmacies providing sterile services.
Service linkages. 7.1 The Provider must have effective links with:
(a) the service providers and organisations specified in clause 13 of Schedule 1;
(b) palliative care providers;
(c) pain management services; and
(d) other services requiring the manufacture of aseptic preparations.
Service linkages. The Provider must have effective links with:
Service linkages. 6.1 The Provider must have effective links with:
(a) the service providers and organisations specified in clause 13 of Schedule 1;
(b) secondary mental health services;
(c) community mental health services; and
(d) the relevant pharmaceutical supplier’s (or other pharmaceutical industry's) clozapine co-ordinator.
Service linkages. You agree to have effective links with:
(a) the service providers and organisations specified in clause 7 of the service specification for Core Pharmacy Services in Schedule C1; and
(b) local alcohol and drug treatment services.
Service linkages. 7.1 The Provider must have effective links with:
(a) the service providers and organisations specified in clause 13 of Schedule 1; and
(b) the CRC Service Providers providing services to the Provider's CRC Service Users.
Service linkages. The Provider must liaise with other health care professionals as appropriate to ensure clinical continuity and address Service Users’ other health/social needs, including by notifying each Service User’s primary health care provider of the Smoking Cessation Service delivered as well as the outcome (if possible).
Service linkages. A strong professional relationship must be in place between the Medical Practitioner and the Provider.
Service linkages. 5.1 The Provider must establish and maintain linkages with:
(a) PHOs and local general practices;
(b) all providers that provide Influenza Immunisation Services;
(c) the Provider's local Medical Officer of Health;
(d) the Provider's local Immunisation Coordinator;
(e) the DHB Immunisation nurse leader; and
(f) the Immunisation Advisory Centre.