UK-Bracknell-Out of area placements framework for inpatient rehabilitation (mental health)

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£10,480,000

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  • Rehabilitation hospital services

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1 month from now

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22 hours ago

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Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust has a requirement for a framework for adult Inpatient Rehabilitation services (mental health).  All rooms must be ensuite.  BHFT is looking for a mixture of male and female beds who may require Inpatient rehabilitation.  The approximate ratio of male/female is an 85%/15% split. <br/><br/>The Services will be split into the following two Lots: <br/>Lot 1: schizophrenia; and <br/>Lot 2: bipolar disorder

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Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

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Tim Shannon

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