Software developer for a web-app. Digital health intervention for maternal alcohol use
Working with a national research team, led by LJMU, and maternal populations and healthcare providers to coproduce digital public health alcohol interventions tailored to maternal populations. The interventions will take the form of a web-app. The aim of the intervention is to support women to adhere to relevant alcohol guidelines when trying to conceive, during pregnancy, and early motherhood (up to 5 years postpartum). LJMU will require the software developers to: ⢠Deliver a web-app (accessible online and thro...
Buyer
Liverpool John Moores University
Value
£1
Published
1 May 2024
Closes
24 May 2024
Procurement details
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Contracts Finder
Region
United Kingdom
Procurement method
Open
Category
Services
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Contract ends
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CPV classifications
48300000
Document creation, drawing, imaging, scheduling and productivity software package
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Lot default Software developer for a web-app. Digital health intervention for maternal alcohol use
£1
Working with a national research team, led by LJMU, and maternal populations and healthcare providers to coproduce digital public health alcohol interventions tailored to maternal populations. The interventions will take the form of a web-app. The aim of the intervention is to support women to adhere to relevant alcohol guidelines when trying to conceive, du...
Delivery: North West · United Kingdom, North West, United Kingdom
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1 May 2024
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