WM5G Health Innovation Framework

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Katy Reed

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Industry specific software package
Health services
Business analysis consultancy services
Project management consultancy services
Software integration consultancy services
Medical equipments
Medical equipments, pharmaceuticals and personal care products
Administrative social services
Community health services
Systems and technical consultancy services
Systems analysis and programming services
Data services
Specialist training services
Health and first-aid training services

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Submission Deadline

1 month from now

Published

10 hours ago

Description

WM5G Health will launch a new Framework to accelerate the adoption of Virtual Care and Community Diagnostic services across health and care settings.
WM5G works with Local Authorities and ICBs and has delivered innovative programmes in areas of emerging technology.
The Open Framework will allow Suppliers to bid for specific lots covering technology solutions, clinical service delivery, and management support. Suppliers can align their offers to lots such as Virtual Care Technology, Clinical Services for Virtual Care, Diagnostic Technology Enablement, Community Diagnostic Clinical Services, and Service Management. This flexible, compliant framework will enable WM5G to quickly procure and deliver high-quality, innovative solutions, product and services that enhance patient access, care quality, and service resilience.

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