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     • Medical Industry Accredited (MIA) is a credentialing service for healthcare settings and industry representatives. It allows representatives to demonstrate they are professionally competent and appropriately qualified to interact within healthcare settings.
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   What is Mia & why is it important for healthcare providers?

   • MIA offers healthcare providers visibility on who is on-site and assurance that visiting company representatives have the relevant credentials required for entry to these medically sensitive locations. It is a mandatory requirement of MIA healthcare providers (which represent the majority of NHS Trusts) that all MIA Members are fully compliant.

   MIA Membership requirements | Medical Industry

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   What is medical industry accredited (Mia)?

   • Register below if you don't already have an account. What is MIA and why do I need it? Medical Industry Accredited (MIA) is a credentialing service for healthcare settings and industry representatives. It allows representatives to demonstrate they are professionally competent and appropriately qualified to interact within healthcare settings.

   Cardholder FAQs - Medical Industry

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   What benefits does Mia offer?

   • Access to make appointments and visit hospitals at all MIA Membership levels. Full smartphone app functionality, including contactless check-in at hospitals. Free training manager (administrator) access to data. Webinars coaching users through the MIA Membership process and beyond.

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   What is a Master indemnity agreement (Mia) Register?

   • The master indemnity agreement (MIA) register provides a list of all approved suppliers to NHS organisations in England for the purpose of providing loan or free of charge equipment. If you have an MIA-related query, please contact MIA@supplychain.nhs.uk

   Master Indemnity Agreement (MIA) Register of Approved Suppliers

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   Do health boards need insurance for equipment & goods supplied under Mia?

   • If a supplier is registered on the MIA, health boards do not need to enter into individual agreements for equipment. Likewise, suppliers do not have to complete any other indemnity forms once they have provided proof of insurance for the MIA. Use our delivery note for equipment and goods supplied under the MIA. Please note:

   How the Master Indemnity Agreement works - National Services Scotland

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   Are all MIA members fully compliant?

   • It is a mandatory requirement of MIA healthcare providers (which represent the majority of NHS Trusts) that all MIA Members are fully compliant. You will need to determine which level of MIA Membership is appropriate for your role and provide evidence of relevant training before applying to MIA.

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   What is MIA and why do I need it? Medical Industry Accredited (MIA) is a credentialing service for healthcare settings and industry representatives. It allows representatives to demonstrate they are professionally competent and appropriately qualified to interact within healthcare settings.

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   It is a mandatory requirement of MIA healthcare providers (which represent the majority of NHS Trusts) that all MIA Members are fully compliant. You will need to determine which level of MIA Membership is appropriate for your role and provide evidence of relevant training before applying to MIA.

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   Oct 1, 2024 · The master indemnity agreement (MIA) register provides a list of all approved suppliers to NHS organisations in England for the purpose of providing loan or free of charge equipment. If you have an MIA-related query, please contact MIA@supplychain.nhs.uk.

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   Medical Industry Accredited (MIA) is a credentialing service provider for healthcare settings and industry representatives. MIA enables: Industry representatives to demonstrate they are professionally competent and appropriately qualified to interact within healthcare settings.

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   Use our delivery note for equipment and goods supplied under the MIA. Please note: 1. it is important that the delivery note is issued and signed for the MIA to apply 2. if the supplier is registered on the MIA, there is no need for boards to sign any documents other than the delivery note 3. if boards sign other documents provided by the supplier,...

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   The MIA covers equipment use by university employees at teaching hospitals, however there are some exceptions. The indemnity does not cover: 1. equipment signed for by university staff 2. use of university equipment by a NHS board employee

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   Got questions about the Master Indemnity Agreement? Contact us by emailing NSS.MIAScotland@nhs.scot.

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   Take time to understand your users' clinical, practical and emotional needs - and their abilities - and the problem you're trying to solve for them. Think about people's entire experience and the systems and processes around the product or service you're building.

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   May 30, 2023 · The master indemnity agreement (MIA) register provides a list of all approved suppliers to NHS organisations in England for the purpose of providing loan or free of charge equipment. If you have an MIA-related query, please contact MIA@supplychain.nhs.uk.