Code of Practice for Disability Equipment, Wheelchair and Seating Services
Code of Practice for Disability Equipment, Wheelchair and Seating Services.
This CECOPS official guide is essential reading for all commissioners, providers and clinical staff involved with these services.
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First ever International Code of Practice for Planning, Commissioning and Providing Technology Enabled Care Services!
If you are involved in planning, commissioning or providing Technology Enabled Care Services (TECS) e.g. telecare, telehealth, digital health, then this Code is for you.
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“HSE recognises the need for guidance, and welcomes the code of practice…The code will help organisations who commission or provide community equipment make health and safety improvements in their businesses.”
Health and Safety Executive
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