REGIONAL RESIDENTIAL & NURSING HOME SPECIFICATION AND CONTRACT

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1 REGIONAL RESIDENTIAL & NURSING HOME SPECIFICATION AND CONTRACT < > to < > Between Northern Health and Social Care Trust And

2 CONTENTS Page DEFINITIONS 4 GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS 1 Description of Parties 8 2 Purpose of Contract 8 3 Assignment/Novation of Contracts Review of Public Administration 9 4 Variation of General Terms & Conditions 9 5 Performance 6 Timing Staff 10 8 Termination 9 Default by Home Indemnity Insurance Employment, Equality & Discrimination Legislation Severability Waiver 15 Accrued rights and remedies Variation of Service Specification Transfer and sub-contracting 18 Commitment to Openness and Access to Information Data protection Inducements to purchase Force Majeure Publicity Use of Trust Agreements Law Dispute Resolution Environmental considerations Comptroller and Auditor General Audit Rights Mandatory Exclusion of Economic Operators 20 2

3 SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT AND SERVICE SPECIFICATION Page 1 Range of Services Covered by Contract 22 2 Home must be Registered 22 3 Home Compliance 22 4 NISCC Compliance 22 5 Referral, Admission, Transfer and Discharge Arrangements 23 6 Risk Assessment 25 7 Serious Adverse Incidents 25 8 Complaints 26 9 Monitoring of Records Other Activities in the Home Meals at External Day Care Confidentiality Closure of Home Change of Ownership Financial Arrangements Equipment 33 Appendix (i) Serious Adverse Incidents 36 Appendix (ii) Equipment List for Nursing & Residential Homes 39 3

4 Definitions In these conditions of contract the following definitions shall apply: The Trust Shall mean the Health & Social Care Trust or any authorised officer of the Trust. The Home Shall mean the entity, whether a limited company, a partnership, sole trader or otherwise, who by the Contract undertakes to supply residential or nursing care to Residents. The Contract Means the agreement concluded between the Trust and the Home, including all specifications and other documents incorporated or referred to therein. Contract Price Means the price exclusive of value added tax that is payable to the Home by the Trust under the Contract for the full and proper performance by the Home of its part of the Contract. The Services Means the services and the equipment that the Home is required to supply under the Contract. Care Manager Shall mean an employee or agent of the Trust who is identified as the person to oversee that the appropriate package of care is being provided. Care Management Shall mean a strategy for managing, coordinating and reviewing services for the individual Client/Resident with complex needs in a way that provides for continuity of care and accountability, ensuring effective and efficient use of resources. The Resident Shall mean the identified individual who requires services to be provided under the auspices of this Contract. Third Party Any person who has agreed to be responsible for the payment of any 4

5 Third Party Contribution Enhanced Services Additional Services Private Funder Self-Funder Trust-Funded Resident difference between the Home s weekly charge and the rate paid by the Trust. 1. At time of Placement Where the Resident and their Third Party have chosen more expensive accommodation than the Trust can secure to meet their assessed needs, it is the difference between the rate paid by the Trust and the Home s Charge as outlined in their Patients /Residents Guide as at time of placement. OR 2. Relates to charge for enhanced services levied during placement, agreed by both the Trust and the Third Party. Any services provided by the Home at the date of placement to enhance the core care package being purchased by the Trust. This might include for example a larger than standard room. These are distinguished from additional services in that they are an element of the ongoing package. Any additional services separate from the care package that are available for the Resident to purchase on an ad-hoc basis, such as confectionary, hairdressing, newspapers. A Resident who arranges and pays for their own care under a private Contract. A Resident who has been placed in a care Home under a Trust Contract and who has sufficient capital and income that they are assessed as able to meet the full cost of their care (excluding HPSS contribution towards nursing care) A Resident for whom the Trust is making a contribution towards their care costs. 5

6 Resident s Representative The family member or friend who is the primary point of contact for the Home. HPSS Contribution to The payment made by the Trust towards Nursing Care covering the cost of the assessed nursing needs of Residents in nursing DHSSPS Homes. Department of Health, Social Services and Public Safety Personal Data Has the same meaning as in section 1(1) of the Data Protection Act 1998 and subsequent amendments and orders to this act. Working Day One Week One Month Gross Payment Resident s / Client s Contribution Means Monday to Friday between 9am to 5pm. Means a period of seven consecutive days. Means a calendar month Means the full cost of the placement including any Third Party contribution. Means the assessed amount contributable by the Resident towards the cost of their placement following the completion of a financial assessment. 6

7 GENERAL CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT 7

8 1 Description of Parties 1.1 This Contract is made between the Northern Health and Social Care Trust (hereafter called the Trust ) having its address, for the purpose of this agreement at Trust Headquarters, 5 Greenmount Avenue, Ballymena, BT43 6DA and < >. 1.2 Throughout the Contract the term Trust means Northern Health and Social Care Trust and the term Home means the provider organisation. 2 Purpose of Contract 2.1 The purpose of the Contract is to establish a relationship between the Trust and the Home which will facilitate the provision of a comprehensive range of residential and nursing home care within a framework of quality criteria for the Resident population of the Trust s area. 2.2 The Contract applies to the provision of residential and nursing home care to the following individuals: People funded through the care management system. People admitted during the period of this contract via the care management process. People who are entitled to the HPSS payments for nursing care in nursing homes. 2.3 Nothing in this Contract shall diminish the responsibility of the Trust in discharging its duty under Article 4 of the Health and Personal Social Services (NI) Order 1972 to promote the social welfare of all Residents in the Home, irrespective of whether or not the Trust has any financial responsibility towards them. 3 Assignment/Novation of Contracts Review of Public Administration There may be a need for reassignment from the contracting Trust to an alternatively named body within the Northern Ireland Health and Personal Social Services. The name of the alternative body will be that 8

9 as defined under the current Review of Public Administration and any subsequent enabling legislation. It is understood that without prejudice the Home will consent to any assignment or novation of this Contract resulting directly from a Review of Public Administration. The Trust will not be liable to pay any compensation whatsoever in connection with such assignment or novation. 4 Variation of General Terms and Conditions 4.1 The services shall be supplied solely in accordance with these general terms and conditions. All other contractual terms, which in any way add to, vary or contradict these terms and conditions shall be excluded and shall not form part of the Contract (whether or not such other contractual terms post-date these conditions) unless the Trust has specifically agreed in writing to be bound by any of such other contractual terms. 4.2 No later version shall be binding unless it has been agreed in writing and signed by an authorised representative of the Trust. (Refer to clause 16 for Variation in Service Specification). 5 Performance The Home shall carry out the services in accordance with the service specification. 6 Timing Time shall be of the essence with regard to the obligations of the parties under the Contract. 7 Staff 7.1 The Home shall employ sufficient staff to ensure that the services are provided at all times and in all respects in accordance with the service specification. The Home shall ensure that a sufficient reserve of staff is available to meet the service specification during holidays or absences. 9

10 7.2 The Home shall employ for the purposes of this Contract only such persons as are suitably careful, skilled and experienced in the duties required of them and must ensure that every such person is properly and sufficiently trained and competent to perform the services 7.3 The Home shall provide its staff with a form of identification that is acceptable to the Trust. 8 Termination 8.1 The Trust may at any time by notice in writing summarily terminate the Contract without compensation to the Home in any of the following events: If the Home being an individual (or where the Home is a firm, any partner in that firm) shall at any time become bankrupt or shall have a receiving order, administration order or interim order made against him, or shall make any composition or scheme of arrangement with or for the benefit of his creditors, or shall make any conveyance or assignment for the benefit of his creditors, or shall purport to do so, or if in Scotland he shall become insolvent or not our bankrupt, or any application shall be made for sequestration of his estate, or a trust deed shall be granted by him for the benefit of his creditors If the Home being a company shall pass a resolution, or the courts shall make an order, that the company shall be wound up (except for the purposes of amalgamation or reconstruction), or if an administrative receiver on behalf of a creditor shall be appointed, or if the courts shall make an administration order, or if circumstances shall arise that entitle the courts or a creditor to appoint an administrative receiver, or which entitle the courts to make a winding-up order or administration order provided always that such termination shall not prejudice or affect any right of action or remedy that shall have accrued or shall accrue thereafter to the Trust If the Home is in breach of this Contract and shall have failed to remedy the breach within 30 days of receipt of a request in writing from the Trust to remedy the breach such request 10

11 indicating that failure to remedy the breach may result in termination of this Contract. 8.2 The Home may terminate this Contract forthwith by notice in writing to the Trust if the act or omission of any health care establishment would amount to a breach of this Contract by the Trust if it had been committed or omitted by the Trust and that shall have failed to remedy such act or omission within 30 days of receipt of a request in writing from the Home to remedy the same such a request indicating that failure to remedy the same may result in termination of this Contract. The Home undertakes to provide a copy of such request to the Trust. 8.3 The termination of the Contract (in whole or in part) under clauses shall be without prejudice to: (where the Contract is terminated in part only) the continuance and validity of the part or parts of the Contract not terminated by the notice under clauses 9.1; The rights or obligations of either Party, which have accrued prior to the date of termination In addition to its rights under any other provision of the Contract the Trust or Home may terminate the Contract at any time by giving the other Party three months written notice. Upon the expiration of the notice the Contract shall terminate without prejudice to the rights of the parties accrued to the date of termination. 9 Default by Home 9.1 Without prejudice to any other right or remedy, if the Home does not materially provide the services in accordance with the specification or at the times specified in the Contract the Trust may: require the Home to remedy the material default within such time as the Trust may specify by providing or providing again (as the case may be) without further charge to the Trust such part of the services to the service specification 11

12 9.1.2 without terminating the whole of the Contract terminate the Contract in respect of part of the services only and thereafter provide or procure the provision of such part of the services itself itself provide or procure the provision of the services until it is satisfied that the Home is able to carry out the services in accordance with these conditions terminate the Contract. 9.2 If the cost to the Trust of executing or procuring such services or part of them exceeds the amount that would have been payable to the Home for executing or procuring such services, such excess shall be paid by the Home to the Trust. 9.3 Without prejudice the Trust shall be at liberty to charge an administration fee, not in excess of 10% of the gross cost of any other services purchased, as a result of breach of clauses 9.1 and All or any of the remedies in clauses 9.1 and 9.2 may be exercised by the Trust in respect of any default by the Home. 10 Indemnity Without prejudice to its liability for breach of its obligations under the Contract the Home shall, indemnify the Trust in respect of any liability, loss, claim or proceedings however arising under any statute or in common law including: (i) (ii) (iii) any damage to property real or personal; any injury to persons whether physical or otherwise including injury resulting in death, resulting out of or in the course of or in connection with the provision of the contract except in so far as such damage or injury shall be due to any act of negligence of the Trust or any employee of the Trust. Any damage or injury as under (i) and or (ii) arising out of the Home failing to provide the Trust with any information, cooperation or documentation necessary or relevant for the Trust to undertake its responsibilities. 12

13 11 Insurance The Home shall insure against its liability under clause 10 with a minimum limit of indemnity of 10 million for employers liability and 5 million for public liability plus any other insurance as appropriate for the work/role to be undertaken by the Home in any insurance year or such other larger sum as may be appropriate. 12 Employment, Equality and Discrimination Legislation The Home shall comply with all current employment legislation including anti-discrimination legislation as enacted in Northern Ireland and shall take all reasonable steps to secure compliance by all its staff or agents employed in the performance of the Contract. 13 Severability If any provision of the Contract is or becomes illegal, void or invalid, that shall not affect the legality and validity of its other provisions. 14 Waiver 14.1 The failure of either Party to seek redress for breaches or to insist on strict performance of any provision of the Contract or the failure of either Party to exercise any right or remedy to which it is entitled under the Contract shall not constitute a waiver thereof and shall not cause a diminution of the obligations under the Contract No waiver of any provision of the Contract shall be effective unless it is agreed to by both parties in writing No waiver of any default shall constitute a waiver of any subsequent default. 15 Accrued Rights and Remedies Neither the expiration nor the termination of the Contract shall prejudice or affect any right of action or remedy, which shall have accrued or shall thereafter accrue either to the Trust or to the Home. 13

14 16 Variation of Service Specification 16.1 No variation of this Contract or any of the documents referred to in it shall be valid unless it is in writing and signed by or on behalf of each of the parties The parties may negotiate on a case-by-case basis where upon review the assessed needs of an individual Resident cannot be met within a standard placement. (Refer to clause 4 for Variation of General Terms and Conditions) 17 Transfer and sub-contracting The Home shall only be entitled to assign the whole or any part of the Contract with the previous consent in writing of the Trust, such consent not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed. The Home shall not sub-contract the supply of any services without the previous consent in writing of the Trust, such consent not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed. 18 Commitment to openness and access to information The Home will be expected to acknowledge the Trust s commitment to openness and public access to information. The Freedom of Information Act 2000 applies to all Health and Social Care bodies. All Health and Social Care bodies will have a policy on managing requests for information in accordance with their legal obligations. Where reasonably practicable, the Trust shall inform the Home regarding any request, which is in connection with any information relating to the Home. 19 Data protection 19.1 The Home shall protect personal data in accordance with the provisions and principles of the Data Protection Act 1984 and the Data Protection Act 1998 and in particular the Home shall ensure compliance with the Trust s security arrangements and ensure the reliability of its staff who have access to any personal data held by the Trust. In addition, if the Home is required to access or process 14

15 personal data held by the Trust, the Home shall keep all such personal data secure at all times and shall only process such data in accordance with written instructions received from the Trust Each Party shall indemnify the other against all claims and proceedings and all liability, loss, costs and expenses incurred in connection therewith made or brought by any person in respect of any loss, damage or distress caused to that person as a result of the Home s unauthorised and/or unlawful processing or the Home s destruction and/or damage to any personal data held by each Party, its employees or agents. 20 Inducements to Purchase 20.1 The Home shall not offer to any Trust or its representatives as a variation of the conditions of the Contract, or as an agreement collateral to it, any advantage other than a discount against the Contract price The Trust shall be entitled to terminate the Contract and to recover from the Home the amount of any loss resulting from such termination in the following circumstances: if the Home shall have offered or given or agreed to give to any person any gift or consideration of any kind as an inducement or reward for doing or forbearing to do, or for having done or forborne to do, any action in relation to the obtaining or execution of the Contract or any other Contract with the Trust, or for showing or forbearing to show favour or disfavour to any person in relation to the Contract or any other Contract with the Trust. if the like acts shall have been done by any person employed by it or acting on its behalf (whether with or without the knowledge of the Home) if in relation to the Contract or any other Contract with the Trust the Home or any person employed by it or acting on its behalf shall have committed any offence under the Prevention of Corruption Acts 1889 to 1916, or shall have given any fee or 15

16 21 Force Majeure reward to any officer of the Trust which shall have been exacted or accepted by such officer under colour of his office or employment and is otherwise than such officer s proper remuneration A Party shall not be in breach of this Contract, nor liable for any failure or delay in the performance of any obligations under this Contract arising from or attributable to acts, events, omissions or accidents beyond its reasonable control, including but not limited to any of the following: acts of God, including but not limited to fire, flood, earthquake, wind storm or other natural disaster; war, threat or preparation for war, armed conflict, imposition of sanctions, embargo, breaking of diplomatic relations or similar actions; terrorist attack, civil war, civil commotion or riot; nuclear, chemical or biological contamination or sonic broom; fire or explosion 21.2 Any Party that is subject to any of the events set out in clause 19.1 above shall not be in breach of this Contract provided that it immediately notifies the other Party, using out-of-hours service where appropriate (contact numbers included in appendix), and follows up in writing the nature and extent of the event causing its failure or delay in performance. Nothing in this clause shall limit the obligations of the Home to use its best endeavours to fulfil its obligations under the Contract If the event prevails for a continuous period of more than 4 months either Party may terminate this agreement by giving 30 days written notice to the other Party. On the expiry of this notice period, this agreement will terminate. Such termination shall be without prejudice to the rights of the parties in respect of any breach of this agreement occurring prior to such termination. 16

17 22 Publicity The Home shall not advertise or publicly announce that it is supplying services or undertaking work for the Trust without the prior written consent of the Trust, such consent not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed. 23 Use of Trust Agreements 24 Law Upon receiving a written request the Trust may allow the Home to use Trust purchase agreements for goods or services. Should the Trust allow such use it is on the understanding that the goods or services so purchased by the Home against these agreements are only for the performance of the Contract. The Trust retains the right to withdraw consent for the use of any agreement instantly at any time without giving any period of notice and without giving any reason. All information received by the Home concerning Trust purchase agreements shall be held in confidence. The parties shall accept the exclusive jurisdiction of the Northern Ireland courts and agree that the Contract is to be governed and construed according to Northern Ireland law. 25 Dispute Resolution 25.1 In the event of any dispute arising between the Parties in connection with the Contract this may be raised in writing in the first instance with the Care Manager or Home and both Parties will endeavour to meet within 21 days with a view to resolving the dispute If the dispute remains unresolved after the meeting as detailed in clause 25.1 a written request stating the specific issues under dispute may be raised with senior management of both parties, who will endeavour to meet within 28 days of receipt with a view to resolving the dispute. 17

18 25.3 Should the dispute remain unresolved after the meeting as detailed in clause 25.2 the dispute may be considered for mediation, subject to agreement of this as an appropriate step by both parties. Should mediation be agreed as appropriate, where disputes or differences between the Parties relating to a financial or accounting issue, the Chairman for the time being of the Ulster Branch of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland shall nominate an Expert. If the dispute or difference between the Parties relates to a legal issue, the President of the Law Society shall nominate an Expert. The costs of the Expert shall be borne equally between the Parties The commencement of mediation pursuant to clause 25.3 above shall not prevent the Parties commencing or continuing court proceedings. 26 Environmental considerations 26.1 The Home shall comply in all material respects with all applicable environmental laws and regulations in force from time to time in relation to the Services and Equipment The Home should develop good working practices in relation to sustainability, recycling and disposal of waste The Home shall meet all reasonable requests by the Trust for information evidencing compliance with the provisions of Clauses 26.1 and 26.2 by the Home. 27 Comptroller and Auditor General Audit Rights 27.1 The Home shall keep secure and maintain until two years after the final payment of all sums due under the Contract, or such longer period as may be agreed between the parties, full and accurate records of the Services, all expenditure reimbursed by the Trust and all payments made by the Trust The Home shall grant to the Trust or its authorised agents, such access to those records as they may reasonably require in compliance with the Contract. 18

19 28 Mandatory Exclusion of Economic Operators The Public Contracts Regulations and the Utilities Contracts Regulations 2006 require contracting authorities to exclude economic operators (suppliers, contractors and service providers) from public contracts where they have actual knowledge that the economic operator has been convicted of offences as listed in Regulation 23(1). 19

20 SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT AND SERVICE SPECIFICATION 20

21 Special Conditions of Contract for Residential & Nursing Care 1. Range of services covered by this Contract: - Residential home care residential accommodation including board, day and personal care. - Nursing home care residential accommodation including board, day, personal and nursing care. In respect of individuals who are: - elderly - elderly and mentally infirm - physically disabled - learning disabled - under 65 years old and suffering from dementia - mentally ill - drug or alcohol dependent 2. The Home shall be registered with the Regulation and Quality Improvement Authority (RQIA) throughout the period of the Contract. 3. (a) Nursing Homes shall comply with: The Nursing Homes Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2005 and The Nursing Homes Minimum Standards 2008 issued by DHSSPS (b) Residential Homes shall comply with: The Residential Homes Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2005 and The Residential Care Homes Minimum Standards 2008 issued by DHSSPS 4. The Home will comply with the Northern Ireland Social Care Council s Code of Conduct for Employers

22 5. Referral, Admission, Transfer and Discharge Arrangements 5.1 Referrals to the Home, under this Contract will be via the Care Manager following a comprehensive assessment process. 5.2 Homes shall ensure that clients are placed appropriately in line with registered categories of care for the Home and in conjunction with Trust care professionals assessments. Categories of care are listed under paragraph 1, above. The Trust will ensure that care management staff follow appropriate guidelines in this regard. 5.3 In relation to waiting lists for places, the Home will be expected to work closely with the Care Managers. The Home will keep the Trust informed of place availability as it changes to aid the Trust in identifying available places to support patient choice and aid care planning. The Trust and the Home will work together to respond to the needs of prospective Residents in a timely manner. This will include facilitating admissions 7 days per week. 5.4 The Home should notify the relevant Care Manager of new private/self funding Residents within 7 days of admission in order that care management can be offered. 5.5 Emergency admissions should not be registered as permanent admissions. Emergency admissions outside working hours must be processed through the out-of-hours Social Work Service or as otherwise advised by the Trust. 5.6 For admissions arranged by individuals other than Trust staff, no payment will be made by the Trust until a full needs assessment has been completed by Trust staff, confirming that placement in the Home is appropriate to meet the Resident s care needs. Payment will only be back-dated to the date the referral is received by the Trust. 5.7 The Home will notify the relevant Care Manager and the relevant Trust finance department of the death of a Resident financially supported by the Trust within one working day. 22

23 5.8 The Home will notify the relevant Care Manager of impending transfers/discharges whether temporary (for example hospital admission) or permanent. The Care Manager will then liaise and consult with the Resident and/or the Resident s Representative. 5.9 In the event of a Resident s absence from the Home on a temporary basis for whatever reason, that Resident s place must not be occupied by another person In the case of planned admissions, the Trust and the Home undertake to abide by the relevant DHSSPS minimum standards for admissions. It is recognised that it may not be possible to complete all the pre-admission processes for Residents who may be admitted in an emergency or for those who are admitted at short notice from hospital. For Residents who are admitted from hospital or at short notice, guidance issued by RQIA should be adhered to The Home will provide each Resident with an individual written agreement in connection with the provision of the Services. Any conflict in the agreement between the Home and the Resident and/or Third Party and the Contract between the Trust and the Home, the latter Contract will take precedence Where an existing Resident chooses to come under care management arrangements any existing agreement between such Resident and the Home shall be terminated as at the date the referral is received by the Trust. The terms and conditions applicable to the Resident shall be those set out between the Trust and the Home as at the date of receipt of referral by the Trust. As this constitutes a new placement, all documents relevant to new placements should be provided If the Home considers themselves to no longer be able to meet the needs of a Resident, they must inform the Trust as soon as possible to ensure that the interests of the Resident are fully considered when alternative accommodation is being sought. Until alternative accommodation is available, the Trust and the Home will work together to ensure the needs of the Resident are met. Payment will cease on the date the Resident leaves the Home. 23

24 5.14 In extreme cases where the behaviour of the Resident or any other circumstances relating to the Resident are materially detrimental to the safety and welfare of other Residents or the conduct of the Home, the Home will be entitled to terminate the placement by giving the Trust 24 hours written notice. The Trust and the Home will work together in making interim arrangements to reduce any risk. 6. Risk Assessment Homes shall have a Risk Assessment policy in place that includes: - Identification of risk and hazards in the delivery of care. - Identification of who might be harmed and how. - A method for evaluating the risks arising from the hazards and detailed methods of prevention. - A record of the Home s findings and a review mechanism for policies, precautions and actions taken. 7. Serious Adverse Incidents 7.1 The Home is required to bring to the attention of the Trust any Serious Adverse Incident, and in particular, any incident which requires to be notified to the Department of Health Social Services and Public Safety, Regulation and Quality Improvement Authority, Mental Health Commission or the police. The Trust must be informed within one working day and, in writing, not later than 48 hours after the occurrence. In the event that a case conference is convened by the Trust as a result of an incident, the Home will be required to send an appropriate representative to the case conference and produce information as required. 7.2 The definition of serious adverse incidents and the procedure for informing the Mental Health Commission are given in Appendix (i). 24

25 8. Complaints 8.1 The Home shall keep a record of all complaints and any action taken as a result. This record must be available for inspection by Trust staff. 8.2 Complaints of a serious nature, including those associated with alleged abuse, contraventions of employment legislation, accidents resulting in personal injury to staff or Residents, or theft must be notified to the Trust within one working day of the complaint being received. 8.3 Homes should ensure that their complaints procedure includes appropriate sign-posting to available advocacy services eg Citizen s Advice Bureau. 8.4 A report of all investigated complaints undertaken by the Trust relating to the Home will be furnished to the Home upon request. 8.5 Where complaints have been received by the Trust, the Trust will reserve the right to take any and all actions required to carry out the investigation, this may include: - access to all Resident records - access to all record or recording proformas, books etc in pursuit of any audit trail - access to all parts of the home - access to all Residents and where appropriate physical examination (with the Resident s consent). 9. Monitoring of Records 9.1 All records kept regarding Residents will be open to inspection by the Resident, the Resident s representative, (unless otherwise specified by the Resident), the Care Manager and any Trust nominated representative including the Trust s Internal Auditor. 9.2 The Home will make available to an authorised Trust officer financial reports pertaining to the collection of contributions from 25

26 the Resident if the Home is acting as the Resident s agent for collection of the same. 10. Other activities in the Home Facilities for day care or other activities not directly related to care of clients should be organised and located so as not to interfere with the life-style of Residents. 11. Meals at External Day Care The Home is ultimately responsible for the provision of Resident s meals. Where Residents are receiving meals in day care facilities outside the Home, the Home is to meet the cost of these meals. 12. Confidentiality 12.1 Confidentiality must be maintained in all aspects pertaining to the Resident and their care Information disclosed to the Home concerning a Resident or prospective Resident remains confidential to the staff of the Home and the Trust. It should not be disclosed to any Third Party without the express consent of the Resident or their authorised representative, save as may be required by law. 13. Closure of Home In the event of the Home ceasing to conduct business the appropriate guidelines as issued by the Regulation and Quality Improvement Authority should be adhered to. The Home shall inform the Trust and the Regulation and Quality Improvement Authority at least three months in advance, or at the earliest possible stage, in the event of the possibility of sudden Home closure. The Home should seek to support the Trust in any subsequent plans to facilitate the transfer of Residents and minimize disruption. 26

27 14. Change of Ownership If there is to be a change of ownership the Home will inform the Trust immediately. The existing and new owners must work collaboratively to ensure the continuity of care of any Resident placed in the Home by the Trust until such time as the new owner is registered with the Regulation and Quality Improvement Authority. The new owner will be bound by the terms and conditions of the existing owner and shall sign to that affect upon date of ownership. 15. Financial Arrangements 15.1 Contract Fee The fees per place per week which the Trust agrees to pay are listed in Appendix iii Invoicing/Payments The Trust will produce a remittance advice on a monthly basis detailing clients names, status and amount paid to the Home for that period. Payment will be made directly into the Home s bank account via the BACS system on the third Friday of the month. The Home will be responsible for checking that the Resident details/status shown on the remittance advice is correct. It will also ensure that the remittance advice is signed and returned to the Finance Department of the Trust within five working days confirming or highlighting any discrepancies in these details The Trust will include all new Residents on the remittance advice within one month of admission The Trust will ensure that any discrepancies regarding client details or status will be adjusted in the following month s payment If the Home does not return signed remittances the Trust has the right to suspend payment. 27

28 15.3 Client Contributions The Trust shall pay the gross payment including all Residents contributions unless agreed otherwise between the Trust, Resident and Home However as permitted under Article 25 of the Health and Personal Social Services (Northern Ireland) Order 1991 the client may pay directly to the Home the assessed charge for accommodation. Where this arrangement is agreed by the Trust, Resident and Home, the Home shall facilitate all Residents who wish to pay the assessed contribution this way Where a Resident is paying their client contribution to the Home and defaults on payment, the relevant Trust finance department will take responsibility for the 4 weeks prior to receipt of notification. The Trust will pay gross at the appropriate rate to a Home, until such time as the Resident resumes the payment of the Client Contribution amount. Thereafter payment by the Trust to the Home will revert to the Trust's contribution payment For the avoidance of doubt, a Private Funder who does not wish to avail the Care Management process and/or any Trust contribution towards their care costs the Resident can agree any fees and payment arrangements with the Home. In such cases, the Trust shall not be liable or responsible for any defaults on payment Retainer Fee If a Resident is temporarily absent ie (hospital, Home or other) from the Home, the Trust must be notified within two working days and followed up in writing. The Trust will undertake to fund the full cost per day for a period up to 28 days and thereafter 80% of the normal charge for a period as decided by the Care Manager. This also applies to temporary admissions. During the absence the Home shall ensure that the Resident s room is kept available for them. 28

29 In the event of a Resident s death where the Trust agrees with the Home that the room should not be immediately reallocated, the Trust will undertake to pay the full cost per day up to a maximum of 4 days (including day of death) Where the Trust is only paying the HPSS Contribution to Nursing Care, payment will be suspended for the duration of any period of absence where the period exceeds 7 consecutive days. For the avoidance of doubt, it should be noted that existing regulations require that such payments cease on the date of death Notice Period Should the Resident/family wish to move accommodation or should the needs of the Resident necessitate alternative placement the Trust will advise the Home as soon as reasonably practicable Should the Resident move before the notice period, any period remaining of the notice will only be paid upon confirmation by the relevant Care Manager Payment will only be made where no further placement is made during this period. Where a placement has been made during such period no payment will be made by the Trust The Trust will only pay upon written request furnished within 4 weeks The standard notice period is 7 days Personal Allowance (i) The personal allowance element of the Resident s total income shall not be included as part of the weekly charge for the basic element of residential care included in this specification. Any charges to be funded by payment from personal allowance shall 29

30 be agreed in advance between the Resident, the Home and the Trust, and shall be in respect of personal items for the Resident. (ii) The same provisions shall equally apply to the payment and receipt of Mobility Allowance in respect of each Resident. This will not prevent the provision of a transport service to Residents, where there is agreement on the level and nature of any charges to be made in advance, and agreed with the Trust Resident s Income The Home shall have a procedure for assisting any Resident who requests to open savings or bank accounts in an establishment of the Resident s choice Any disputes regarding monies from Residents in payment for additional services provided by the Home shall be referred to the Resident s representative and Care Manager. The Care Manager may take such action as is deemed appropriate in the circumstances HPSS Contribution to Nursing Care To discharge their duty in meeting the legislation in respect of the HPSS contribution towards the cost of care in nursing Homes, Nursing Homes shall ensure that they discount the full financial benefit of any HPSS payment for nursing care in any fee payable by the Resident. Failure to do so will be viewed as a contravention of the Contract and may result in the placement being terminated Self Funders Under Care Management The Home undertakes that it shall not charge a Self Funder a weekly rate that is different than the weekly rate applies to Trustfunded Residents as at the date of receipt of referral for core or enhanced services. 30

31 15.10 Annual Tariff Review Tariffs will be reviewed at the beginning of each financial year, or at such other times as are agreeable to all parties. Where the need for a review is disputed, Clause 25 shall apply. Where a Home is unhappy with the outcome of the review, they should follow the processes outlined in Clause 25. Residents or Third Parties shall not be approached for additional contributions as a result of disagreement between the Trust and the Home, pending the completion of dispute resolution process Third Party Contributions The fees for Core Services shall be agreed between the Trust and the Home at the time of the placement. Where a Third Party agrees to fund a more expensive placement than the option offered by the Trust, the Third Party Contribution will be agreed at that time The nature of any Enhanced Services and the scale of any Third Party Contribution to pay for such services shall be agreed between the Trust, the Home and the Third Party at the time of the placement. The Home shall not introduce Third Party Contributions direct with the Resident or family. Where dispute arises, Clause 25 shall apply Charges for Additional or Enhanced Services require full detail to be provided to the Trust of the charges and of the arrangements for subsequent uplifts. Such charges shall be borne by the Resident or a Third Party, save where the Trust agrees to pay for Enhanced Services on the Resident s behalf. The Resident or the Trust shall be given the choice to accept or reject the offer and to terminate the arrangement with reasonable notice Changes to charges for core care services subsequent to initial placement require negotiation in advance with the Trust. Third Party top-up charges for Core Care Services shall not be introduced directly with Residents or Carers. 31

32 Where agreement between the Home and Trust is not readily achieved, then the dispute resolution provisions at Clause 25 shall apply Where a defaulted payment of Third Party Contribution occurs, the Trust shall take responsibility for the 4 weeks prior to the date of notification Where the Trust is asked to pay a defaulted third party contribution, a review of the Resident s placement will take place as soon as is reasonably practicable. The review may result in the placement being terminated For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions of Clause 25 (Dispute Resolution) of this Agreement shall apply to determine any dispute relating to either party s obligations pursuant to this Clause Equipment 16.1 The respective responsibilities of the Home and the Trust for the provision of equipment, including specialist equipment for individual Residents, are detailed in appendix (ii) Pressure Reducing and Relieving Mattresses in Nursing Homes By 2013/14 all mattresses in the Nursing Home should have pressure reducing or relieving qualities. It is expected the Home should have in region of 25% of their mattresses pressure relieving alternating mattresses In 2009/10 the Nursing Home is expected to have a selection of pressure reducing or relieving mattresses for 65% of their beds of which 25% of this number should be pressure relieving alternating mattresses. 32

33 There is an expectation that in the following years the Nursing Home would increase their pressure reducing and relieving mattress levels to: 2010/11 75% 2011/12 85% 2012/13 95% 2013/14 100% of which 25% should be pressure relieving alternating mattresses Where the Home meets the required levels of mattress provision and a Resident s assessed needs cannot be met within the Home s current available stock, the Trust will provide an appropriate mattress on loan. 33

34 Signed on Behalf of: Signed on Behalf of: Home Trust Print Name Print Name Designation Designation Date Date 34

35 APPENDIX (i) Serious Adverse Incidents The definition of a serious adverse incident in the context of Health and Social Services is: any event or circumstance arising during the course of the business of a health and social organisation, special agency or commissioned service that led, or could have led, to serious unintended or unexpected harm, loss or damage. The Trust is required to report serious adverse incidents to the Department of Health Social Services and Public Safety in the following three categories: Incidents regarded as serious enough to warrant regional action to improve safety or care within the broader HPSS; Incidents that are likely to be of public concern; Incidents that are likely to require an independent review. Incidents required to be reported to RQIA Examples of serious adverse incidents include: Any incident involving serious harm or potentially serious harm to a patient/resident, service user, member of staff or the public. This could include disease outbreaks, apparent clinical errors and medication errors or lapses in care; Any incident which has serious implications for patient or staff safety involving potential or actual risk to patients or staff; Any incident that may suggest that Trust Policy is compromised and may give rise to serious consequences for the proper delivery of Trust business. 35

36 Any incident with the potential for serious adverse media attention/damage to a reputation of the Trust. Any incident involving a large number of service users. Any incident where there is a question of poor professional/clinical or management judgement. Any incident of serious service and/or equipment failure. Where a service user(s) or staff member has died under unusual circumstances; or There is the possibility or perception that any of these might have occurred. The above list is by no means an exhaustive list and if doubt remains regarding the classification of an adverse incident as serious, it must always be checked with the Care Manager in the Trust. The Trust will adhere to the requirements of this Department of Health Social Services and Public Safety Policy requirements and will expect the Home to adhere to the same requirement when notifying the Trust. Serious Adverse Incidents to be reported to the Mental Health Commission Where a Serious Adverse Incident as described occurs to any patient or resident, who has received care and treatment for a mental illness, within two years of receiving such care and treatment, the Home Owner/Manager should, in addition to reporting the incident to the Trust, report it to the Mental Health Commission. See below The types of Adverse Incidents which are required to be reported to the Mental Health Commission are as follows: 36

37 i) the death of any patient/resident not resulting from natural causes ii) suspected suicide iii) sexual assault iv) actual or alleged physical assault by members of staff vi) Damage to or loss of residents property Reports of incidents to the Mental Health Commission should include the following information: i) a brief account of the circumstances of the incident ii) information on the mental state of the patient, particularly at the time of the incident iii) information regarding any other person involved in the incident indicating whether staff, patient or member of the public iv) a copy of the minutes of the Multi-Disciplinary Case Conference, if held, as required under para (I) Reports should be sent to: The Mental Health Commission for Northern Ireland Elizabeth House 118 Holywood Road Belfast BT4 1NY 37

38 Appendix (ii) Equipment List for Nursing and Residential Homes Type of Equipment Arrangements for Provision to Nursing Home For administration of oral medicine eg measures, medication Arrangements for Provision to Residential Home Home and supplying pharmacist Comments Home and supplying pharmacist Home and GP - Standard for Nursing Home For administration of rectal medication eg gloves For administration of medication by injection Home and GP - Home to hold supply for emergency use. GP to provide when an identified need. Standard syringe drivers & giving sets Trust - Occasionally provided by voluntary organisations eg Marie Curie etc. Medicines Fridge Home Home Standard for Nursing Home Drip Stands Home - Standard for Nursing Home Diagnostic Equipment Clinical thermometers, pencil torch, tape measure, tongue depressors, scales Home - Standard for Nursing Home Nursing Equipment Venepuncture GP - Where GP requests venepuncture investigation or administration of medication via syringe they should provide appropriate equipment. Vacutaine bottles for blood tests GP - Syringes and needle Home and GP - Home to hold supply for emergency use. GP to provide when an identified need. 38

39 Vac Therapy for Wound Care Trust - Specialised wound closure. Equipment provided by consultant. Consumables provided by GP Dressings Where dressings are required as part of wound management these should be provided by GP via prescription. Dressing trolley and clinicial waste containers Home - Standard for Nursing Home Dressing trays, sterile dressing packs, gauze swabs, sterile scissors, sterile absorbent dressings, sodium chloride 0.9% for irrigation, adhesive tapes and strapping, bandages Home and GP - Standard for Nursing Home Home to hold supply for emergency use. GP to provide when an identified need. Nursing Procedures Routine nursing procedures eg testing urine, BP, BM (glucometer) equipment Home and GP - Standard for Nursing Home GP to provide for assessed need. Help with Feeding PEG feeding Pump Private Company and Trust PEG Giving Set and Attachments Trust - PEG feeding consumables inc. enteral GP / Trust - syringes Equipment eg plate accessories Home Home Range of feeding equipment Home Home Gastrostomy Tube Trust

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