- SERVICE PROVIDER
Royal Arsenal Medical Centre
This is an organisation that runs the health and social care services we inspect
Registration details
The provider ID for Royal Arsenal Medical Centre is 1-199741084. These are the registration details of the provider Royal Arsenal Medical Centre. They set out what services Royal Arsenal Medical Centre can legally provide, where they can provide them and who is responsible for them.
Partners
Dr Yann Lefeuvre, Dr Abul Kalam Mohammed Raziur RahmanFamily planning
Condition of this registration relating to carrying out this regulated activity
a. Within 14 days of these conditions taking effect, the Registered Provider must develop and implement effective policies and protocols to ensure:
(i) Patients with long term conditions are effectively identified, monitored and managed.
(ii) Medication reviews include sufficient, appropriate information.
(iii) Provide CQC with details of the system that has been put in place.
b. Within 21 days of these conditions taking effect, the registered provider must:
(i) Create a list detailing the order of priority for monitoring reviews to be undertaken for patients who have not received a review of their long term condition within the last 12 months.
(ii) This list must be provided to CQC within 21 days.
(iii) Provide CQC with evidence within 21 days which demonstrates:
(iv) How those patients have been categorised in terms of their risk, including the rationale for this.
(v) The total numbers of patients identified for each long term condition.
(vi) Provide an action plan to CQC within 21 days, which demonstrates when patients will receive their long term condition reviews, taking into account the order of priority.
c. On the first Monday of each month thereafter, the Registered Provider shall report to the Care Quality Commission describing the reviewed system in place for condition 1- 2. The report must also include the following:
(i) confirmation that the system, policies are implemented and are effective,
(ii) details of action taken to ensure the system, policies are being audited, monitored, and continue to be followed, and
(iii) results of monitoring data and audits undertaken that provide assurance that action is taken to improve the quality and safety of services.
Terms of this registration relating to carrying out this regulated activity
The registered provider must ensure that the regulated activity Family planning is managed by an individual who is registered as a manager in respect of that activity at or from all locations.
Registered services
Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
Condition of this registration relating to carrying out this regulated activity
a. Within 14 days of these conditions taking effect, the Registered Provider must develop and implement effective policies and protocols to ensure:
(i) Patients with long term conditions are effectively identified, monitored and managed.
(ii) Medication reviews include sufficient, appropriate information.
(iii) Provide CQC with details of the system that has been put in place.
b. Within 21 days of these conditions taking effect, the registered provider must:
(i) Create a list detailing the order of priority for monitoring reviews to be undertaken for patients who have not received a review of their long term condition within the last 12 months.
(ii) This list must be provided to CQC within 21 days.
(iii) Provide CQC with evidence within 21 days which demonstrates:
(iv) How those patients have been categorised in terms of their risk, including the rationale for this.
(v) The total numbers of patients identified for each long term condition.
(vi) Provide an action plan to CQC within 21 days, which demonstrates when patients will receive their long term condition reviews, taking into account the order of priority.
c. On the first Monday of each month thereafter, the Registered Provider shall report to the Care Quality Commission describing the reviewed system in place for condition 1- 2. The report must also include the following:
(i) confirmation that the system, policies are implemented and are effective,
(ii) details of action taken to ensure the system, policies are being audited, monitored, and continue to be followed, and
(iii) results of monitoring data and audits undertaken that provide assurance that action is taken to improve the quality and safety of services.
Terms of this registration relating to carrying out this regulated activity
The registered provider must ensure that the regulated activity Treatment of disease, disorder or injury is managed by an individual who is registered as a manager in respect of that activity at or from all locations.
Registered services
Surgical procedures
Condition of this registration relating to carrying out this regulated activity
a. Within 14 days of these conditions taking effect, the Registered Provider must develop and implement effective policies and protocols to ensure:
(i) Patients with long term conditions are effectively identified, monitored and managed.
(ii) Medication reviews include sufficient, appropriate information.
(iii) Provide CQC with details of the system that has been put in place.
b. Within 21 days of these conditions taking effect, the registered provider must:
(i) Create a list detailing the order of priority for monitoring reviews to be undertaken for patients who have not received a review of their long term condition within the last 12 months.
(ii) This list must be provided to CQC within 21 days.
(iii) Provide CQC with evidence within 21 days which demonstrates:
(iv) How those patients have been categorised in terms of their risk, including the rationale for this.
(v) The total numbers of patients identified for each long term condition.
(vi) Provide an action plan to CQC within 21 days, which demonstrates when patients will receive their long term condition reviews, taking into account the order of priority.
c. On the first Monday of each month thereafter, the Registered Provider shall report to the Care Quality Commission describing the reviewed system in place for condition 1- 2. The report must also include the following:
(i) confirmation that the system, policies are implemented and are effective,
(ii) details of action taken to ensure the system, policies are being audited, monitored, and continue to be followed, and
(iii) results of monitoring data and audits undertaken that provide assurance that action is taken to improve the quality and safety of services.
Terms of this registration relating to carrying out this regulated activity
The registered provider must ensure that the regulated activity Surgical procedures is managed by an individual who is registered as a manager in respect of that activity at or from all locations.
Registered services
Diagnostic and screening procedures
Condition of this registration relating to carrying out this regulated activity
a. Within 14 days of these conditions taking effect, the Registered Provider must develop and implement effective policies and protocols to ensure:
(i) Patients with long term conditions are effectively identified, monitored and managed.
(ii) Medication reviews include sufficient, appropriate information.
(iii) Provide CQC with details of the system that has been put in place.
b. Within 21 days of these conditions taking effect, the registered provider must:
(i) Create a list detailing the order of priority for monitoring reviews to be undertaken for patients who have not received a review of their long term condition within the last 12 months.
(ii) This list must be provided to CQC within 21 days.
(iii) Provide CQC with evidence within 21 days which demonstrates:
(iv) How those patients have been categorised in terms of their risk, including the rationale for this.
(v) The total numbers of patients identified for each long term condition.
(vi) Provide an action plan to CQC within 21 days, which demonstrates when patients will receive their long term condition reviews, taking into account the order of priority.
c. On the first Monday of each month thereafter, the Registered Provider shall report to the Care Quality Commission describing the reviewed system in place for condition 1- 2. The report must also include the following:
(i) confirmation that the system, policies are implemented and are effective,
(ii) details of action taken to ensure the system, policies are being audited, monitored, and continue to be followed, and
(iii) results of monitoring data and audits undertaken that provide assurance that action is taken to improve the quality and safety of services.
Terms of this registration relating to carrying out this regulated activity
The registered provider must ensure that the regulated activity Diagnostic and screening procedures is managed by an individual who is registered as a manager in respect of that activity at or from all locations.