Patient-monitoring system

Tender description

NHS Liverpool Clinical Commissioning Group (NHS LCCG) are inviting suitably qualified and experienced Providers to submit Pre-Qualification Questionnaire documents and, if invited, tenders for The Provision of Telehealth Technology Services. NHS Liverpool Clinical Commissioning Group (NHS LCCG) are inviting suitably qualified and experienced Providers to submit Pre-Qualification Questionnaire documents and, if invited, tenders for The Provision of Telehealth Technology Services. Telehealth (remote patient monitoring) — refers to the use of various point-of-care technologies to monitor a patient's physiological status and health conditions remotely from home or while on the move. Readings and symptoms are transmitted to a central system where they are monitored against limits set by the individuals' clinician. Evidence that vital signs are outside of ‘normal’ triggers an alert, allowing a clinician to intervene promptly, usually without the patient needing to attend a clinic. The patient recruitment/assessment, back-end clinical monitoring and clinical support elements of the overall Telehealth service will be retained as part of LCCG's NHS Community Health Services provision, which is subject to a separate procurement exercise. LCCG will therefore be seeking to procure a Telehealth Technology Service Provider to deliver a flexible and innovative service to support the clinical provider. The contract duration will be for 3 years with an option to extend for a further 2 years. Further information is available on the Contract Finder Notice and can be viewed using the following link: https://www.contractsfinder.service.gov.uk/Notice/bfd280dc-67b9-48d4-8c96-be5091cc1c7e