Department for Education:
Analysis of the existing
mixed market in the provision of children’s social care services in England;
and the potential for building capacity and diversity of provision
Description – As the title
suggest
Length – 4 Months
Value – £100k-£200k
Deadline – 23rd
June
North Kirklees CCG:
Primary Care-led Urgent Care Centre
Description – NHS North
Kirklees Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) are looking to commission an
innovative new primary care led urgent care offer for their local population.
NHS North Kirklees CCG has ambitions to ensure a vibrant emergency and urgent
care environment at Dewsbury and District Hospital by strengthening services
through the integration of 24/7 primary care provision. The service will be
fully integrated with the emergency department at Dewsbury and District
Hospital and the specification aims to encourage innovation and flexibility in
delivering a ‘flag ship’ service that will be open to adults and children. It
is envisaged that the service will be part of an integrated offer of emergency,
urgent, ambulatory and primary care delivered from the site. The service will
be delivered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week within the emergency department of
Dewsbury and District Hospital, and will function as an integrated part of the
urgent care pathway, that includes emergency and ambulatory emergency care
provided by a range of other providers. Patients who perceive they have an
urgent care need will be seen, assessed, diagnosed, treated (or referred for
specialist treatment) by a suitably qualified clinician. The service will
provide a range of basic diagnostic tests including blood tests, ECG, and plain
x ray – available 24 hours a day. Access to ultrasound and CT scanning will be
via urgent and routine referrals as clinically appropriate to diagnostic
services at MYHT. The service will include the provision of direct care and
support to generically develop clinical practice and the urgent care workforce.
Length – 3 Years
Value – Up to £4.5m
Deadline – 2nd
July for PQQ
Hertfordshire County Council:
Integrated Sexual Health
Services
Description – The
specification of services to be commissioned will include Level 1 to 3 services.
Level 1 services include Public Health services commissioned from primary care
GPs and pharmacists (but not the core GP contract) and condom distribution
(C-card). Primary care contracts will continue to be managed by the Council,
with support from the provider. For level 2, a range of community clinics is
proposed, with all services providing all contraceptive services, Chlamydia
screening and some other infection testing (GUM services). They must be young
people focussed. The more specialist centres, or level 3 services, will provide
a full range of testing and treatment services; and services for specific
groups with higher sexual health needs including men who have sex with men.
Level 2 and 3 services will be the core provision provided by the integrated service.
Length – 5 Years + 3
Value – £6m-£7.8m
Deadline – 30th
June
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