D.2 Radiology and CBOC Service Agreement.docx
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- Solicitation number
- 36C25726R0018
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This is a Service Agreement document for Radiology and Community-Based Outpatient Clinic (CBOC) services under VA North Texas Health Care System's solicitation 36C25726R0018. The agreement establishes the terms and conditions for providing outpatient clinic services to Veterans primarily residing in Grayson County, Texas, and surrounding counties within the catchment area. The services are to be delivered in a private hospital, office, or clinic environment through the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 17 (VISN 17).
The document functions as a service-level agreement governing the operational relationship between the VA and the contracted provider organization. It outlines the framework for delivering radiology services and general CBOC services, establishing standards, obligations, and performance expectations for the contractor providing healthcare services to the Veteran population in the specified geographic region. The agreement defines the parameters under which clinical services will be rendered, including roles, responsibilities, and service delivery requirements necessary to support the VA's mission of serving Veterans in North Texas through community-based outpatient clinic operations.
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DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS NORTH TEXAS HEALTH CARE SYSTEM RADIOLOGY SERVICE
February 19, 2024 549/114
Sherman CBOC – RFP 36C25726R0018
VANTHCS Contract Community Based Outpatient Clinics (CBOCs) Radiology Service Agreement
This is a service agreement between Radiology and the contract CBOCs. The purpose of this agreement is to come to a consensus of the radiological procedure referring process between the referring providers and the Radiology Service on the established procedure request protocols. The goal is to ensure timely procedure results availability, notification of critical findings, and quality patient care for the benefit of our Veterans.
A. Services provided at contract CBOCs:
1. Plain film X-rays will be provided at contract CBOCs.
2. Angio, CT, R/F, Mammograms, MRI, and Ultrasound will be referred to Dallas or to the community, per the Mission Act.
B. Radiology Technologist Quality Assurance:
1. Technologist will assure images do not contain artifacts.
2. Technologist will identify and repeat all overexposed, underexposed and over penetrated exams.
3. Review all images before sending to PACS.
4. Technologist will identify errors in positioning to include planes, body positions, movement, and projections. Example: assuring x-ray is taken in a true lateral view and not an oblique view.
5. Technologist will assure all images are under correct accession number (do not place different anatomy under same accession number).
C. Communication between Radiology Service and contract CBOCs:
1. The referring clinician may contact Radiology Service at the extensions listed below:
· Radiology Admin Office (3rd floor) -7018
· Front Desk Reception (3rd floor) - 70170.70169
· ADPAC/QM-74978
· General -77052/77053
· Angio/IR-76589
· CT-/72155
· US-76055
· Mammogram-71614
· MRI-77581
D. Information to be provided by the referring clinicians:
1. Complete radiology procedure requests in CPRS.
2. Provide a brief history of why the radiological procedure is requested.
3. Include a valid telephone and/or pager number of the referring physician.
4. Provider will call radiology at 70185/71634 for a STAT interpretation is needed.
5. Radiology Service require immediate access to the referring physicians for communication of reports needing immediate attention. If unable to locate the requesting provider, communication will be addressed according to the Critical Results Policy, MCM 00-09.
E. Information to be provided by the radiologist:
1. Communicate results of critical findings to the referring provider or designated physician on call for the service within 24 hours.
2. Provide consultative services for providers who have questions about radiology procedures.
3. Interpret routine procedure requests within 48hrs from receipt of the request (i.e. request for radiological procedure
4. STAT requests will be interpreted within 1 hour.
5. Radiology exams results will be documented in patient records CPRS/VISTA.
F. Scheduling- Angio / IR, CT, R/F, Mammogram, MRI, and Ultrasound exams:
1. The listed exams will be scheduled by the Radiology Scheduling Department, or a consult will be entered for patient who request the Mission Act by radiology and signed by the provider.
This agreement will be reviewed and renewed on an annual basis.
Michael Ginsburg, MD Chief, Radiology Service
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