Tenders Are Invited For Providing 24-Hour Medical Services, I.E. Examination Of Persons Detained By The Police, Including Those Brought To Sober In The Area Of ​​Operation Of The Łódź Voivodeship Police Units, And Blood Sampling.

5.1. The Subject Of The Order Is The Provision Of 24-Hour Medical Services, I.E. Examination Of Persons Detained By The Police, Including Those Brought To Sobriety In The Area Of ​​Operation Of The District/Municipal Police Headquarters Of The Łódź Voivodeship, And Taking Blood Samples. 5.2. The Quantities Of Services Specified In Annex No. 2 To The Swz - Assortment And Price Form Were Estimated By The Ordering Party In Order For The Contractor To Calculate The Offer Price. The Actual Number Of Services Ordered Will Result From The Actual Needs Of The Ordering Party In This Respect. The Ordering Party Reserves The Right To Change The Number Of Services Indicated In The Above-Mentioned. Appendix. The Minimum Value Of The Order That The Ordering Party Intends To Complete Will Not Be Less Than 60% Of The Gross Value Of The Contract (According To The Part). 5.3. Medical Services Should Be Provided 24 Hours A Day, Regardless Of The Day Of The Week, Outside The Order Resulting From The Patient Admission Procedure (Excluding Admission Of Patients Whose Life Is In Danger) In Accordance With The Provisions And Procedures Resulting In Particular From: 1) Regulation Of The Minister Of Internal Affairs Of September 13, 2012 On Medical Examinations Of Persons Detained By The Police (Journal Of Laws Of 2024, Item 516), According To Which: 1. A Medical Examination Of A Detained Person Is Carried Out By A Doctor Providing Health Services On Site Or By A Doctor Of The Nearest Entity Providing Medical Services, Competent For The Health Condition Of This Person - § 2 Of The Regulation, 2. The Transfer Of The Detained Person To The Nearest Medical Entity For The Purpose Of Conducting A Medical Examination Is Ensured By The Police - § 3 Section 1 Of The Regulation. 2) Regulation Of The Minister Of Internal Affairs Of June 4, 2012 On Rooms Intended For Persons Detained Or Brought For The Purpose Of Sobering Up, Transition Rooms, Temporary Transition Rooms And Police Childrens Centers, Rules Of Stay In These Rooms, Rooms And Chambers And The Method Of Dealing With Image Recordings From These Rooms, Rooms And Chambers (Journal Of Laws Of 2023, Item 267), 3) Regulation Minister Of Health Of December 28, 2018 On Tests For Alcohol Content In The Body (Journal Of Laws Of 2018, Item 2472).5.4. The Contractor Will Provide Medical Services Consisting Of: 1) Medical Examination Of A Person Detained By The Police And Issuing An Appropriate Medical Certificate According To The Template Specified In The Regulations, 2) Taking A Blood Sample From A Person Detained By The Police And Preparing A Report On The Collection Of The Blood Sample.5.4.1. The Medical Examination Will Consist In: 1) Medical Staff Conducting A Medical Interview With The Person Detained By The Police - Regarding: Well-Being, Possible Ailments, Previous Diseases, Treatments Or Surgeries, 2) Observation Of Any Injuries Found. After Conducting The Interview, The Doctor Will Examine The Detained Person, I.E. By Ausc