Thursday, 29 May 2014

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North Lincolnshire CCG:
Community Respiratory Service

Description - The CCG expects that the enhanced respiratory service will deliver healthcare to our local population covering the following services and conditions: Services to be delivered by the Provider include:
• Pulmonary Rehabilitation Service
• Self-Management Education
• Advice & Support to Primary Care
• Early Supported Discharge Scheme for COPD patients
• Assessment and Review for Home Oxygen service
• TB services (except diagnosis of TB)

• Consultant and Nurse Specialist Community Respiratory Clinics Conditions to be supported will include
• COPD
• Asthma (except ‘difficult-to-control’ Asthma)
• Bronchiectasis
• Obstructive Sleep Apnoea

Length – 3 Years + 2

Value – £1.1m-£1.7m

Deadline – 13th June for EoI

Link for further info – Here


NHS England (Essex Area Team):
Trapps Hill GP Practice

Description - NHS England Essex Area team are looking to commission a new provider for primary medical services for patients currently registered at a practice in the IG10 postcode of Loughton, Essex Overview of the service To provide primary medical services for registered patients currently registered under an APMS contract which comes to an end on 31.03.15. Key features of service are: • Services are to be provided from premises provided by the successful bidder in the IG10 postcode of Loughton Essex from the commencement of the contract • To be GP Led under by a provider with an existing contract with NHS England (either GMS or PMS) • The contract will be at the rate currently being paid under the providers existing GMS or PMS contract • The successful provider will deliver a model of service that supports the development of the Primary Care Strategy and vision of both NHS England and West Essex CCG. • To be committed to supporting 7 day working for services in the local area The service will play an integral part in improving patients' experience of the NHS by ensuring that they receive high quality care as a registered patient in the locality. The range of services include the delivery of those services which form part of a NHS general medical primary care service contract. We are looking for a provider that can meet the specification and demonstrate innovation, best quality patient experience, cost effectiveness, superior access and seamless, safe patient pathways.

Length – 5 Years

Value – Unknown

Deadline – 9th June for EoI

Link for further info – Here


Hertfordshire County Council:
The Provision of Preventing Substance Misuse in At Risk Groups in Broxbourne

Description – Hertfordshire County Council is working to prevent substance misuse in young people. Our data has identified that some young people are more at risk of taking up smoking, drinking alcohol or taking drugs than others; and we want to focus our efforts on these more vulnerable groups. Local data has also identified that Broxbourne is a target geographical area for this type of work. We take a broad view of prevention of substance misuse, as we believe that often it is linked to other risky behaviours and health inequalities including poor mental health, and unhealthy relationships. Our previous work indicates that programmes which focus on promoting young people’s wider emotional wellbeing and physical health are likely to be successful, if combined with general awareness raising of substance misuse and the support available. We therefore would like to commission a targeted programme to work with at risk groups in Broxbourne to prevent substance misuse, and to demonstrate the impact of this work with a view to potentially securing sustainable funding for future years.

Length – 1 Year

Value – £25k-£50k

Deadline – 18th June for EoI

Link for further info – Here


Other Contracts of Interest

Hertfordshire County Council - The Provision of a Sex, Relationships and Aspirations Programme for Young Women – further details here


Hambleton, Richmondshire and Whitby CCG - Provider Engagement Event for Whitby Community Services – further details here

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