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NEW Devon CCG — Integrated Urgent Care (NHS 111, Clinical Hib and GP Out of Hours) Services.

Descriptions

Northern, Eastern and Western Devon and South Devon and Torbay clinical commissioning groups are working in partnership to procure integrated urgent care services for residents and visitors to Devon. The specification relies upon some key national documents which underpin the local aspirations.The procurement is driven by the need to re-procure a new NHS 111 service and GP out of hours service for Devon, but the opportunities this offers to the commissioners and the community in providing joined up care are many. The 2 CCG's are seeking a provider or providers who will work well as part of a wider urgent care system, have a track record in innovation and can drive system change. Bidders should be able to offer a single provider or a lead accountable provider arrangement to offer 111 telephony, clinical hub and out of hours services.The services are required in accordance with:www.england.nhs.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/integrtd-urgnt-care-comms-standrds-oct15.pdfThe critical successes factors that the CCG's will be expecting to achieve through procurement are, an integrated urgent care service:— Which contributes to the CCG wide target to reduce avoidable admissions to hospital in a sustainable way (linked with the current Better Care Fund — BCF headline outcomes).— Which supports the system wide achievement of national emergency care targets for the NHS.— Which delivers consistency of response for people and equitable access to NHS services, based on need and where possible reduces the number of access points from which to receive urgent care.— Which values and contributes to a culture of self- help and personal knowledge. It reduces dependency and avoids paternalistic responses to the public.— With sufficient capacity to be able to meet predictable demand and surges in demand.— With a robust and demonstrable clinical integration and governance process between the various providers who form part of the service and with key members of the system, especially emergency departments, 999 and complex care teams.— Which ensures that the best practice in urgent care is provided for patients.— Which must be able to demonstrate that they provide a good service for patients and those patients express satisfaction with the service they receive and can demonstrate an increasing confidence in the offer.— That is able to stay within its' allocated budget and demonstrate their ability to reduce spend in 999 and emergency department services. The service must be able to demonstrate value for money.

Timeline

Published Date :

15th Jul 2016 9 years ago

Deadline :

N/A

Contract Start :

N/A

Contract End :

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Tender Regions

Keywords

medical staffing

CRM calls

nurse services

clinical nursing

welfare services

nursing care

clinic staffing

hospitalization

career guidance

doctor visits

outpatient care

medical services

patient support

life-stage guidance

inbound/outbound calls

patient care provision

primary care functions

social care services

preventive care nursing

clinical outreach

multi-channel support

IP telephony provision

tele-nurse support

helpdesk call centre

wound care nursing

public health outreach

immunisation clinics

educational advice

physician support

mentoring services

rehabilitation support

palliative nursing

diagnostic services

community wellness

trainee mentoring

medical staff provision

home health consultation

call handling services

call queue management

clinic support services

leased line service

health assessments

vocational orientation

mobile health units

academic counselling

clinic operations

telemarketing operations

inpatient nursing

primary care outreach

patient nursing support

outpatient management

home nursing visits

community health work

nursing consultation

nurse-led clinics

specialist consultations

local health promotion

therapeutic treatments

school-to-work coaching

call centre services

community nurse advice

telecom traffic routing

physician services

clinical duty services

nursing assessments

nurse advisory services

guidance workshops

healthcare consultation

healthcare provision

professional direction

clinical healthcare

community nursing

telecom carrier operations

preventive health services

social assistance programs

data transmission service

telecom network operations

telecom infrastructure management

broadband connectivity service

healthcare advice by nurses

nurse-led health coaching

customer contact management

health education programmes

network voice/data service

patient education nursing

medical resource staffing

medical practice services

integrated healthcare delivery

public health social services

healthcare professional supply

clinical guidance nursing

medical office administration

healthcare access services

clinical personnel supply

healthcare staff deployment

contact centre operations

voice communication provision

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Workflows

Status :

Awarded

Procedure :

N/A

Suitable for SME :

N/A

Nationwide :

No

Assign to :

Tender Progress :

0%

Details

Notice Type :

Tender

Tender Identifier :

IT-378-246-T: 2024 - 001

Tenderbase ID :

310724019

Low Value :

£100K

High Value :

£1000K

Buyer Information

Address :

Liverpool Merseyside , Merseyside , L13 0BQ

Website :

N/A

Procurement Contact

Name :

Tina Smith

Phone :

0151 252 3243

Email :

tina.smith@shared-ed.ac.uk