Awarded Contractocds-kuma6s-093179

The provision of Artificial Intelligence Clinical trial matching software

Velindre University NHS Trust require an Artificial Intelligence (AI) software Clinical Trials Matching Products in reading structured and un-structured data in patient records for the purpose of matching patient for inclusion/exclusion to/from clinical trials. This will enable Velindre University NHS Trust to improve its participation in clinical trials with the aim of providing an improved outcome for patients along with aligning ourselves with the Trusts AI strategy. It is key for the Trust to have a solution th...

Buyer

NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership (on behalf of Velindre University NHS Trust)

Value

Not provided

Published

6 May 2022

Closes

6 May 2022

Procurement details

Source

Sell2Wales

Region

Wales

Procurement method

Limited

Category

Goods

Contract starts

Not provided

Contract ends

Not provided

CPV classifications

48000000

Software package and information systems

48100000

Industry specific software package

48814400

Clinical information system

33698000

Clinical products

Lots

Lot 1 The provision of Artificial Intelligence Clinical trial matching software

Value not provided

Velindre University NHS Trust (OJEU Reference 2019/S 042-094659) held supplier engagement day to establish market readiness of Artificial Intelligence (AI) software Clinical Trials Matching Products in reading structured and un-structured data in patient records for the purpose of matching patient for inclusion/exclusion to/from clinical trials. The supplier...

Delivery: Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan

The provision of Artificial Intelligence Clinical trial matching software

Not provided

Velindre University NHS Trust require an Artificial Intelligence (AI) software Clinical Trials Matching Products in reading structured and un-structured data in patient records for the purpose of matching patient for inclusion/exclusion to/...

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