Expired contract

PHE_Corporate_Expert advice for methodological aspects of excess mortality, inequalities, epidemiology and surveillance - Covid 19

Details

Value
GBP 48,000
Duration
1 year
Topic
Administrative healthcare services
Published
6 October 2021

Tender description

UCL will provide advice from leading experts in the field in relation to the methodology for the measurement of trends in health and in health inequalities - in particular to determine the validity of the current methods used, create new methods and to help review alternatives. This work will focus on inequalities in trends in mortality and other health indicators within England and, potentially, Internationally.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date15 March 2021
  2. Completed: Award published6 October 2021
    Current notice
  3. Completed: Contract expiry date14 March 2022

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  • 75122000 · Administrative healthcare services

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