Independent Evaluation of the Dementia Whole-System Care Coordination Programme
The Scottish Government are looking for a Service Provider to independently evaluate the effectiveness and impact of the Dementia Whole-System Care Coordination Programme being delivered within Inverclyde HSCP with improvement support by Healthcare Improvement Scotland’s (HIS) Focus on Dementia (FOD) team. The evaluation has been commissioned by the Scottish Government to understand the impact of the programme in delivering a locality-based whole-systems approach to dementia care and services.
Buyer
Scottish Government
Value
£75,000
Published
19 Jan 2022
Closes
4 Feb 2022
Procurement details
Source
Pcs
Region
UKM82
Procurement method
Open
Category
Services
Contract starts
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Contract ends
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CPV classifications
85000000
Health and social work services
79315000
Social research services
85140000
Miscellaneous health services
73210000
Research consultancy services
73110000
Research services
79419000
Evaluation consultancy services
79311400
Economic research services
73300000
Design and execution of research and development
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Lot 1 Independent Evaluation of the Dementia Whole-System Care Coordination Programme
£75,000
The Scottish Government are looking for a Service Provider to independently evaluate the effectiveness and impact of the Dementia Whole-System Care Coordination Programme being delivered within Inverclyde HSCP with improvement support by Healthcare Improvement Scotland’s (HIS) Focus on Dementia (FOD) team. The evaluation has been commissioned by the Scottish...
Delivery: Scotland
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The Scottish Government are looking for a Service Provider to independently evaluate the effectiveness and impact of the Dementia Whole-System Care Coordination Programme being delivered within Inverclyde HSCP with improvement support by He...
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