Understanding the physical health needs of Scotland's prison population
The Scottish Government has committed to undertake a comprehensive, national assessment of the health and social care needs of Scotland’s prison population, which will be delivered in a phased approach through several studies. This will help to ensure that ongoing efforts to integrate health and social care in prisons are informed by evidence and are person-centred.
Buyer
Scottish Government
Value
£75,000
Published
13 Jan 2022
Closes
2 Aug 2021
Procurement details
Source
Pcs
Region
UKM82
Procurement method
Open
Category
Services
Contract starts
Not provided
Contract ends
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CPV classifications
73000000
Research and development services and related consultancy services
85000000
Health and social work services
Lots
Lot 1 Understanding the physical health needs of Scotland's prison population
£75,000
The Scottish Government has committed to undertake a comprehensive, national assessment of the health and social care needs of Scotland’s prison population, which will be delivered in a phased approach through several studies. This will help to ensure that ongoing efforts to integrate health and social care in prisons are informed by evidence and are person-...
Delivery: Scotland
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The Scottish Government has committed to undertake a comprehensive, national assessment of the health and social care needs of Scotland’s prison population, which will be delivered in a phased approach through several studies. This will hel...
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Understanding the physical health needs of Scotland's prison population
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The Scottish Government has committed to undertake a comprehensive, national assessment of the health and social care needs of Scotland’s prison population, which will be delivered in a phased approach through several studies. This will hel...
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