National Framework Agreement for Home Oxygen Services.
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The National Framework Agreement will be established by NHS England on behalf of all Clinical CommissioningGroups (CCGs) and NHS Wales, who have the responsibility for commissioning the Home Oxygen Service for Service Users.
The Home Oxygen Service (HOS) provides a service to users in their own homes and also supports users working and travelling outside the home through the provision of appropriate oxygen supply and equipment.
The services include, but are not limited to; the provision of a customer contact centre; processing and delivery of Home Oxygen requests; supply and installation of equipment; training and guidance for Service Users and/ orcarers; managing oxygen supplies through replenishment of cylinders and Liquid Oxygen (LOX); reimbursement of electricity costs for concentrator users; and servicing and maintenance of equipment.
What the notice asks for
The Home Oxygen Service (HOS) provides
The Home Oxygen Service (HOS) provides a service to users in their own homes and also supports users working and travelling outside the home through the provision of appropriate oxygen supply and equipment.
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1 named, none in explicit obligation language. Each one is quoted from the notice.
National Framework Agreement for Home Oxygen Services.
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- Tender 879 /Project 17_02_09
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