State of Care 2023/24 Impact Analysis

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£33,000

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  • Research services

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Submission Deadline

1 year ago

Published

1 year ago

Description

This is a Contract Award Notice.

As part of State of Care 23/24, Care Quality Commission want to explore the impact on people where care does not meet their needs. We want to highlight areas of care where improvement for particular people groups, or those on particular pathways, would have a significant impact on the quality of life for people across England. We are thinking of this in terms of the economic impact when: people cannot get timely access to care; or, when they do get access, that care is not safe or of sufficient quality. We are seeking a partner to work with us to describe and quantify that economic impact.

The procurement was undertaken following the Competitive quotation (below threshold) process.

The Contract is awarded for a total period of 3 months

Total Awarded Value is maximum of all charges including any optional contract extensions.

Contract Reference: CQC EP&S 076

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Care Quality Commission

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