Awarded contract

Support for Enhancing Communication Skills in Cancer Care in Acute Hospitals

Details

Buyer
Health Service Executive (HSE)
Supplier(s)
The Irish Hospice Foundation
Topic
Education and training services
Published
4 April 2017
Source
ie:e_tenders

Tender description

The Health Service Executive wishes to engage external support to assist it in enhancing communication in cancer care around a patient’s diagnosis and their treatment which can greatly improve the patient’s experience. The most appropriate model for delivery of such a programme is a train the trainer model where personnel in each hospital will receive training and they in turn will be responsible for training staff within their hospital.

Timeline

  1. Award published4 April 2017
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Relevant CPV codes

  • 80000000 · Education and training services
  • 80560000 · Health and first-aid training services
  • 80561000 · Health training services

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