Supply of Social Care Case Management Solutions Software

Tender description

Offers are sought in connection with the establishment of a collaborative arrangement for the provision of a social care case management system solution. Under the resultant framework suppliers will be required to provide software and related ancillary services, to include configuration, installation and commissioning of systems, ongoing support and maintenance. The solution will include functionality to support case management for adults, children, criminal justice and finance in Scotland. A key part of the resultant Framework Agreement will be to further accelerate the development of open systems, appropriate data sharing and the interoperability of IT systems so that services can be delivered efficiently and respond more flexibly to the needs of citizens and businesses. The solution offered must comply with applicable Law and Standards, and must be GDPR compliant. Lot 1: On-premise installation (council datacentre or council’s third party cloud-based datacentre) A software solution to be installed in the council datacentre or a council’s third party cloud-based datacentre that can deliver a social work care case management system including a self-directed support capability for citizens to improve the impact that care and support has by helping them to choose and control what type of social care services they get, when and where they get them, and who provides them. In conjunction with this, the solutions offered will support the digital capability for health and social care professionals involved in the direct delivery of care – to be able safely and securely access, update and share relevant information about the individual being cared for. It will encourage the use of decision support tools and services to support frontline practice, self-management and shared decision making, whilst establishing and implementing the standards required to deliver interoperability and appropriate information sharing across different health and care systems. Lot 2: Supplier hosted application (supplier’s datacentre or suppliers third party cloud based datacentre) A software solution to be hosted in a supplier’s datacentre or supplier’s third party cloud based datacentre that can deliver a social work care case management system including a self-directed support capability for citizens to improve the impact that care and support has by helping them to choose and control what type of social care services they get, when and where they get them, and who provides them. In conjunction with this, the solutions offered will support the digital capability for health and social care professionals involved in the direct delivery of care – to be able to safely and securely access, update and share relevant information about the individual being cared for. It will encourage the use of decision support tools and services to support frontline practice, self-management and shared decision making, whilst establishing and implementing the standards required to deliver interoperability and appropriate information sharing across different health and care systems. Lot 3: Supplier delivered Software as a Service (SaaS) model. A software as a service (SaaS) solution that can deliver a social work care case management system including a self-directed support capability for citizens to improve the impact that care and support has by helping them to choose and control what type of social care services they get, when and where they get them, and who provides them. In conjunction with this, the solutions offered will support the digital capability for health and social care professionals involved in the direct delivery of care – to be able to safely and securely access, update and share relevant information about the individual being cared for. It will encourage the use of decision support tools and services to support frontline practice, self-management and shared decision making, whilst establishing and implementing the standards required to deliver interoperability and appropriate information sharing across different health and care systems.