Awarded Contractocds-r6ebe6-0000572192

Pre-Hospital Care Training and Education for Remote and Rural Practitioners using Simulation

The provider will: 1. Deliver education and training on the NES Mobile Skills Units (for 2019/20 as per calendar schedule - Appendix 1) and ensure education meets the requirements of the CSMEN Quality Assurance frameworks (Appendix 2) with appropriate evaluation of courses. 2. Deliver accredited emergency care courses primarily but not exclusively for doctors, nurses and paramedics delivered as close to rural populations as possible using local facilities. 3. Collaborate in CS MEN prioritized relevant research acti...

Buyer

NHS Education for Scotland

Value

Not provided

Published

1 Feb 2019

Closes

4 Mar 2019

Procurement details

Source

Pcs

Region

United Kingdom

Procurement method

Open

Category

Services

Contract starts

Not provided

Contract ends

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CPV classifications

80000000

Education and training services

Lots

Lot 1 Pre-Hospital Care Training and Education for Remote and Rural Practitioners using Simulation

Value not provided

The educational services provided must be: - evidence based - linked to Standard Operating Procedures (for remote and rural locations) and meet the CS MEN’s quality assurance system - linked to nationally agreed guidelines used by all clinical organisations involved in the delivery of pre-hospital care in Scotland - provide opportunities for integrated train...

Delivery: Scotland

Pre-Hospital Care Training and Education for Remote and Rural Practitioners using Simulation

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The provider will: 1. Deliver education and training on the NES Mobile Skills Units (for 2019/20 as per calendar schedule - Appendix 1) and ensure education meets the requirements of the CSMEN Quality Assurance frameworks (Appendix 2) with...

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Pre-Hospital Care Training and Education for Remote and Rural Practitioners using Simulation

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Award notice · Web page

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