Awarded Contractocds-b5fd17-94e60957-837c-4bd7-92fe-5bf3747b4c30

Doctors' attitudes to consent and shared decision making (GMC619)

The aim of the research is to explore doctors' awareness and understanding of the principles of consent and shared decision-making and the challenges they face when implementing these in their daily practice environments. The project will form part of an extensive consultation and engagement exercise we are undertaking to inform the revision of the General Medical Council's (GMC) guidance for doctors, Consent. The research project should therefore deliver findings by the end of March 2017 as the results will be use...

Buyer

General Medical Council (GMC)

Value

£50,000

Published

22 Feb 2017

Closes

24 Nov 2016

Procurement details

Source

Contracts Finder

Region

Manchester

Procurement method

Open

Category

Services

Contract starts

14 Dec 2016

Contract ends

31 May 2017

CPV classifications

73210000

Research consultancy services

Lots

Lot default Doctors' attitudes to consent and shared decision making (GMC619)

£50,000

The aim of the research is to explore doctors' awareness and understanding of the principles of consent and shared decision-making and the challenges they face when implementing these in their daily practice environments. The project will form part of an extensive consultation and engagement exercise we are undertaking to inform the revision of the General M...

Delivery: London · United Kingdom, North West · United Kingdom, South East · United Kingdom, London, North West, South East

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22 Feb 2017

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