Insourced Cardiology OP Services (YSTH)
Description
We require an insource solution that provides both New and Follow Up outpatient capacity during both office and out of hours (evenings/weekends). This solution should also provide the option to provide echocardiography and cardiac monitoring/analysing services to absorb the diagnostic referrals coming from servicing the outpatient backlog. <br/>There are no guaranteed levels of activity as this solution is to be used in an ad-hoc fashion to ensure the backlog remains within permitted parameters.<br/>The purpose of this procurement exercise is to appoint a supplier that can deliver Cardiology Outpatient Clinics, Echocardiograms and Cardiac Monitoring/Analysis.<br/>Interested providers must be able to provide:<br/>a) An insourcing model to deliver Cardiology Outpatient Clinics, Echocardiograms and Cardiac Monitoring/Analysis in our equipped outpatient facilities at Scarborough Hospital (SGH) and Bridlington Hospital (BDH);<br/>b) Activity levels of up to 100 new patient appointments at SGH, 60 at BDH; up to 100 follow-up appointments at SGH, 60 at BDH over a 3 month period;<br/>c) Echocardiograms and Cardiac Monitors & Analysis up to estimated 35 at SGH and 25 at BDH over a 3 month period.<br/>Further details regarding staff required and relevant experience and qualifications and the service KPIs can be found in the service specification.<br/><br/>Contract start date will be in July. The initial term will be for 3 months at an estimated value f £46,000 with an option to extend for a further period of 3 months.
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