Association Documents

Association documents relate directly to the business and activities of NCHA and is mostly of interest to NCHA Members.

Follow these links for Information about Clinical Homecare Industry, NCHA Position Statements and NCHA Meetings and Proceedings.

Clinical Homecare Practice Standards, Guidelines & Procedures produced by NCHA can be found here

General

• NCHA Privacy Policy – 17th May 2023
• NCHA Code Of Practice For Clinical Homecare Service Providers – 12th September 2024
• NCHA Articles of Association – 12th September 2024 (available to members only)
• NCHA Competition Compliance Statement – 12th September 2024 (available to members only)
• NCHA Nursing & Clinical Services Project Group Terms of Reference – 26th September 2023 (available to members only)
• NCHA Superintendent Pharmacist Network Group Terms of Reference – 26th September 2023 (available to members only)
• NCHA Patient Advisory Council Terms of Reference – 20th April 2023
• NCHA Project Priorities (available to members only)
• Declarations of Interest (available to members only)
• NCHA – Introduction to Clinical Homecare (available to members only)

  This presentation is approved for use by NCHA Members.  The expected audience for this Introduction to Clinical Homecare are healthcare professionals new to clinical homecare services and who need to understand the complexity and how homecare services work.  It is appropriate for use during regulatory inspections to introduce new CQC, GPhC or MHRA inspectors to Clinical Homecare.

NCHA Patient Charter for Homecare Providers

• NCHA Patient Charter for Homecare Providers

(version 1.0: NCHA approved 4 June 2025)

This Patient Charter for Homecare Providers provides information for NCHA Members and other interested stakeholders regarding the provision of Clinical Homecare Services to patients. Its main purpose is to assist Homecare Providers who may want to use this document as a foundation for creating their own Patient Charter when delivering homecare services. Patients are referred to homecare services by their hospital clinical team, which may include the NHS, HSC, or a Private Provider. The charter outlines what patients can expect from a homecare service and offers guidance on their rights and responsibilities.

Project Template Documents (available to members only)

• Project Pathway
• Project Proposal
• Project Brief
• Project Plan including Implementation Plan, Action Log, Issue Log and Risk Log
• Project Update Report
• Project Close Report