Award notice observed
Latest variant observed by Bidwake on .
Open this official Contracts Finder notice
Record references
- Release reference
ad3b6c90-8214-4b77-ac42-46cf1830d4ed-121406- Published tags
- award
Loading records…
Public procurement
See the published facts, notice history, awards and supplier links in one place. Open the original Contracts Finder notice for the full record.
ocds-b5fd17-51bfe592-dab6-4479-9fe5-648c670caea5Published facts
ad3b6c90-8214-4b77-ac42-46cf1830d4ed-121406Contract Award for Service. General overview and objectives of service AWC CCG is procuring an Enhanced Diabetes and Specialist Podiatry Service that will deliver: - Desired outcomes for patients with diabetes and patients in need of specialist podiatry - An integrated system of care - A sustainable model that encourages innovation and maximizes value for money The new approach to commission for outcomes through a new model of care for people with diabetes and specialist podiatric need is intended to: - Enable all adults to maximise their capabilities and have control over their condition - Strengthen the role and impact of ill health prevention - Ensure high quality of care, effectiveness, safety and patient experience - Improve cost efficiency through more emphasis on patient outcomes achieved by development of new contract and commissioning models - Deliver more care closer to home The service will provide an integrated comprehensive patient centred service for adults with diabetes who require an enhanced level of care and for children and adults who need specialist podiatric care. The key aims of the service are to: - Deliver a new model of high quality care which improves experience and outcomes for individuals - Ensure accountability for overall care and delivery of outcomes - Provide an accessible service with one single point of contact for HCP's and service users - Ensure specialist input including consultant diabetologist, dietician, podiatrist and diabetic specialist nurse, where necessary, to assess, manage care and deliver outcomes - Provide structured education which includes self-management and prevention advice for newly diagnosed patients with diabetes - Provide psychological support for service users - Provide support, advice and education to General Practice - Assess risk and manage the foot care needs beyond the scope of AQP Podiatry arrangements for all relevant conditions both for diabetic and non-diabetic patients - Reduce health inequalities by using innovative approaches to engage with hard to reach groups and service users - Provide care in the community, closer to service users homes that meet service users preferences and expectations - Promote independence and activity with service users to support their health and well being - Promote the prevention agenda The provider of this services will ensure: - Improved outcomes for individuals - Consistently high standards of service provision and delivery - A high quality service demonstrated through service user feedback and improved outcomes for individuals - A commitment to developing an innovative approach to care delivery including use of technology An outcomes based approach has been adopted for the service specification and the providers as clinical experts should focus on providing services as necessary to deliver the specified outcomes and high quality care for service users
Observed notice trail
Events follow the publisher date where one is available. “Seen by Bidwake” is the date this service first found the record.
Award notice observed
Latest variant observed by Bidwake on .
Open this official Contracts Finder notice
ad3b6c90-8214-4b77-ac42-46cf1830d4ed-121406Awards and suppliers
Buyer: NHS Yorkshire and Humber Commissioning SupportSupplier: Airedale NHS Foundation Trust
ocds-b5fd17-51bfe592-dab6-4479-9fe5-648c670caea5-1End dates, recurrence wording and links are shown as they appear in public notices. They do not create a new opportunity. If no later linked record appears here, that means Bidwake did not find one in the records it has loaded; it does not prove that none exists.