Adult Social Care Safety Management System Practices

Award

Buyers

Care Quality Commission

Value

£119,598

Suppliers

I.F.F RESEARCH LIMITED

Classifications

Research services

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Submission Deadline

2 months ago

Published

1 week ago

Description

This is a Contract Award Notice

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) require the provision of research services. The aim of the research is to: 
Gauge levels of awareness, understanding of and engagement with activities we would commonly associate with Safety Management Systems (SMS) in the Adult Social Care (ASC) sector. Such as:
-Safety management policies 
-Clear accountabilities and responsibilities for safety 
-Hazard identification 
-Incident response 
-Risk mitigation measures 
-Employee participation 
-Management of change 
-Communication of safety information 
-Training of staff in safety 
-Emergency preparedness 
-Involving the people requiring care and support, and the public in safety considerations. 

This procurement was undertaken through the CQC Research and Evaluation Framework Lot 9 - Effective Social Care, following the Further Competition Process.

The Contract is awarded for a total of 7 months.

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

Contract Reference: CQC EP&S 104

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