Population Health Fellowship - Market Engagement (NHS England)

Tender description

NHS England (NHSE - the Authority) will be commencing a Market Engagement for Population Health Fellowship development to an accredited qualification alongside the delivery of this learning programme.<br/><br/>A multi-professional Population Health Fellowship (PHF) was established in February 2020 and has successfully delivered three cohorts of 80 fellows with the fourth cohort of 28 fellows having commenced in September 2023.<br/><br/>The fellowship provides healthcare professionals with a 12-month 2 days per week learning programme designed to enhance their population health skills to support Integrated Care Systems (ICSs) to deliver their objectives in improving the health of their populations and to reduce health inequalities. The NHS Long Term Workforce Plan commits to an expansion of the PHF to have a fellow working in every ICS to support the development of local expertise in population health and prevention. Lot 1: This PIN (Prior Information Notice) is to advise prospective providers of the our intention.<br/><br/>We plan to hold a Market Engagement Session on 23rd October 2023 at 2.00 pm to 3.30 pm to share more information with organisations interested in this work. The event will provide an opportunity for potential providers to find out more about the aims of the tender, the process that we anticipate following, general discussion and an opportunity to network.<br/><br/>Please RSVP by 19th October 2023 by 4pm with the name, title and contact details for attendees (a maximum of two attendees per organisation) to:<br/>england.populationhealthfellows@nhs.net. Please note that data may be available to others while attending this Market Engagement Event session.<br/><br/>An invite to the MS Teams session will be sent prior to 23rd October 2023.<br/><br/>NHSE will use the opportunity to gather intelligence and may influence and inform the development of the final tender. Additional information: The contracting authority reserves the right not to proceed with the Procurement, or any part thereof, or change the requirements as necessary at any time.<br/><br/>If the Authority decides to proceed with the opportunity, the procurement will be conducted under PCR 2015 (Public Contracts Regulations 2015), where a separate advert will be released advertising the opportunity.