Primary Care Whole Family Wellbeing Fund - Research & Evaluation

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NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde are working with the Scottish Government on a test of change programme as part of the national Whole Family Well-being Fund working with a selection of General Practices. We are now seeking to commission the research component of this programme. THE PURPOSE OF THIS PRIOR INFORMATION NOTICE IS TO SEEK INTEREST FROM POTENTIAL BIDDERS AND CONDUCT ELEMENTS OF PRE MARKET ENGAGEMENT. Potential Bidders noting interest will be invited to attend a short discussion with NHS GGC Procurement and key professional stakeholders from the Boards Health Improvement division. The discussion will focus on the scope, shape and specification for this research, which should be concluded by March 2026. Bidders should have the experience and ability to publish in academic journals. A draft specification will be provided for review prior to attendance. Sessions are likely to take place during the week beginning 7th October 2024. POTENTAL BIDDERS SHOULD CLICK ON THE "RECORD YOUR INTEREST NOW" BUTTON (by 12 noon BST on Thursday 26th September) AND NHSGGC WILL CONTACT VIA EMAIL TO ARRANGE A DISCUSSION. This discussion will be conducted on a virtual basis via Microsoft Teams. Lot 1: NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde are working with the Scottish Government on a test of change programme as part of the national Whole Family Well-being Fund working with a selection of General Practices. We are now seeking to commission the research component of this programme. THE PURPOSE OF THIS PRIOR INFORMATION NOTICE IS TO SEEK INTEREST FROM POTENTIAL BIDDERS AND CONDUCT ELEMENTS OF PRE MARKET ENGAGEMENT. Potential Bidders noting interest will be invited to attend a short discussion with NHS GGC Procurement and key professional stakeholders from the Boards Health Improvement division. The discussion will focus on the scope, shape and specification for this research, which should be concluded by March 2026. Bidders should have the experience and ability to publish in academic journals. A draft specification will be provided for review prior to attendance. Sessions are likely to take place during the week beginning 7th October 2024. POTENTAL BIDDERS SHOULD CLICK ON THE "RECORD YOUR INTEREST NOW" BUTTON (by 12 noon BST on Thursday 26th September) AND NHSGGC WILL CONTACT VIA EMAIL TO ARRANGE A DISCUSSION. This discussion will be conducted on a virtual basis via Microsoft Teams.