1. The name of the Contractor.
2. The address of each of the Contractor’s practice premises.
3. The Contractor’s telephone and fax numbers and the address of its website
or the address at which its online practice profile is available.
4. In the case of a Contract with a partnership:
(a) whether or not it is a limited partnership; and
(b) the names of all the partners and, in the case of a limited partnership,
their status as a general or limited partner.
5. In the case of a Contract with a company:
(a) the names of the directors, the company secretary and the
shareholders of that company; and
(b) the address of the company’s registered office.
6. The full name of each person performing services under the Contract.
7. The professional qualifications of each health care professional providing
services under the Contract.
8. Whether the Contractor undertakes the teaching or training of health care
professionals or persons intending to become health care professionals.
9. The Contractor’s practice area, including the area known as the outer
boundary area, by reference to a sketch diagram, plan or postcode.
10. The access arrangements which the Contractor's practice premises has for
providing services to disabled patients and, if none, the alternative
arrangements for providing services to such patients.
11. How to register as a patient.
12. The right of patients to express a preference of practitioner in accordance
with clause 13.8 and the means of expressing such a preference.
13. The services available under the Contract.
14. The opening hours of the practice premises and the method of obtaining
access to services throughout the core hours.
15. The criteria for home visits and the method of obtaining such visits.
16. The consultations available to patients under clauses 7.8.1 and 7.8.2, and
7.9.1 and 7.9.2.
17. The arrangements for services in the out of hours period and how the patient
may contact such services.
18. If services during the out of hours period are not provided by the Contractor,
the fact that the Board is responsible for commissioning of those services.
19. The method by which patients may obtain repeat prescriptions.
20. If the Contractor offers repeatable prescribing services, the arrangements for
providing such services.
21. If the Contractor is a dispensing contractor the arrangements for dispensing
prescriptions.
22. How patients may make a complaint or comment on the provision of
services.
23. The rights and responsibilities of the patient, including keeping appointments.
24. The action that may be taken under clause 13.11 where a patient is violent or
abusive to the Contractor, the Contractor’s staff, persons present on the
practice premises or in the place where treatment is provided under the
Contract.
25. Details of who has access to patient information (including information from
which the identity of the individual can be ascertained) and the patient’s
rights in relation to disclosure of such information.
26. The full name, postal and electronic email address and telephone number of
the Board.
27. Information about the assignment by the Contractor to its new and existing
patients of an accountable GP in accordance with clause 7.7B.
28. Information about the assignment by the Contractor to its patients aged 75
and over of an accountable GP under clause 7.9