Education and training services

Tender description

The All Wales Respiratory Health Implementation Group (RHIG) are completing roll out of national welsh standards as part of the RHIG digital transformational programme over a period of time to cover additional specialities that currently exist on the single platform to include: 1) management of paediatric asthma in the community; 2) pleural disease chest drains advanced management in secondary care; 3) pleural disease chest drain management in the community; 4) inhaler technique aligned with All Wales prescribing guidelines; 5) tracheostomy; 6) Fractional Exhaled Nitric Oxide (FeNO) application and interpretation. The purpose of this VEAT is to advise the market place that the partnership with the Institute of Clinical Science and Technology will be secured via a compliant procurement process and any additional groups that fall within the project board delivery for education can be included as part of this process if within the capped value of the contract term. This is aligned with nurses, GPs, pharmacists, allied health professionals and HCSWs from primary and secondary care currently enrolled on to wider all-wales respiratory programme as part of the national roll out of national guidelines (endorsed by AWMSG), the respiratory winter plan for Wales and quality improvement initiatives that includes other e-learning courses (the National Respiratory Education Programme) and the Royal College of Physicians (RCP) NACAP toolkit in conjunction with the objectives set out in the National respiratory delivery plan. The All Wales Respiratory Health Implementation Group (RHIG) are completing roll out of national welsh standards as part of the RHIG digital transformational programme over a period of time to cover additional specialities that currently exist on the single platform to include: 1) management of paediatric asthma in the community; 2) pleural disease chest drains advanced management in secondary care; 3) pleural disease chest drain management in the community; 4) inhaler technique aligned with All Wales prescribing guidelines; 5) tracheostomy; 6) Fractional Exhaled Nitric Oxide (FeNO) application and interpretation. The purpose of this VEAT is to advise the market place that the partnership with the Institute of Clinical Science and Technology will be secured via a compliant procurement process and any additional groups that fall within the Project Board delivery for education can be included as part of this process if within the capped value of the contract term. This is aligned with nurses, GPs, pharmacists, allied health professionals and HCSWs from primary and secondary care currently enrolled on to wider all-wales respiratory programme as part of the national roll out of national guidelines (endorsed by AWMSG), the respiratory winter plan for Wales and quality improvement initiatives that includes other e-learning courses (the National Respiratory Education Programme) and the Royal College of Physicians (RCP) NACAP toolkit in conjunction with the objectives set out in the national respiratory delivery plan.