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NHS West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board is inviting interested providers to apply to be part of a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for the provision of Vasectomy Services for the population of Leeds. To provide a community vasectomy service for patients registered with a GP Practice. The service will deliver an innovative, high quality, efficient service closer to patients' home. The service will: -Offer patients a choice of locations and appointment times, ensuring equitable timely and appropriate access; -Ensure that patients are seen and treated in a safe environment, most appropriate to their care needs; -Provide best value for money, delivering effective and sustainable use of resources. Additional information: The opportunity will be open to providers to participate until 30th September 2027 and providers can request to participate at any time. Evaluations of applications will take place at least every 3 months.

The service will provide on-demand video based clinical consultations which will be available 24/7 The TMS Includes: - Initial clinical assessment by an appropriately trained registered practitioner - Escalation to other specialist clinical resources (e.g., an appropriately qualified consultant, medical registrar, or specialist nurse) where required - Coordination with local clinical resources (district nurses, community teams, ambulance service and the resident's GP) where required - 24/7 clinical assessment and support for all residents who fall to reduce attendance at ED and acute admission - Provision of virtual meeting room to facilitate community service providers and other relevant partners to conduct their MDT meetings - Consultant Pharmacist support on prescribing, deprescribing, mentoring/training, medicines safety and research. Input to developing services responsive to local needs and available as an expert resource. - Clinical support for safer implementation of Medicines Optimisation - Support for the DES Requirements of the Enhanced Health in Care Homes Initiative The principal mechanism for consultations will be video but voice calls and other forms of communication will be used where necessary. All consultations will be recorded via SystmOne into the patient record and a copy of this will be supplied to the GP. Each clinical consultation will entail: - Initial assessment of the person's condition by a registered practitioner - Escalation to a suitably qualified consultant, medical registrar or specialist nurse if required - Administration of a prescription if required - Referral to and/or coordination with the persons GP, district or community nursing team, ambulance service to include any phone calls or video calls required - Provision of advice and guidance to the persons local carers - Clinical supervision of any procedures or other activities undertaken by the local carers at the request of the clinical assessors - Follow-up calls by the TMS team to check on the person's progress - Creation and updating of the electronic patient record to include the TMS clinical consultation and the supply of a copy of that record to the GP. If required CH staff will be offered clinical supervision by the TMS to perform basic procedures.

The West Yorkshire ICB is seeking an external partner to evaluate the impact of community mental health strategies across West Yorkshire. The Contracting Authority will commission two rounds of evaluation over 24 months. The first round of evaluation will be expected to report in 2023 and the second round in 2024.

The Personalised Care Programme are benchmarking our previous and ongoing workforce personalised care training which aims to upskill and support the wider personalised care workforce, including volunteers, throughout 2022/23. Following a successful training programme delivered in 2021/22, which trained over 1000 people throughout the region, this training offer will aim to upskill voluntary sector staff, volunteers, health and social care professionals, care coordinators, health coaches and social prescribing link workers across West Yorkshire in delivering personalised care approached to address inequalities, meet the needs of our most vulnerable communities, connect people to what matters to them and change the relationship between people and professionals. The aim of this benchmarking project is to present an opportunity to invest and upskill our workforce to deliver standardised personalised care approaches to reduce variation in the delivery of care with a focus on people living with long term conditions including mental health. The outcome of this project will provide us a final position, allowing us to demonstrate the impact of embedding personalised care approaches has on employee health and wellbeing by producing robust evaluation mechanisms and will provide opportunities to identify where we can maximise impact through the sharing of good practice. We are inviting bids from academic institutions but are open to considering other organisations with experience of research, to deliver an evaluation, benchmarking our current position, completing data analysis, engaging with our workforce, communications to support the project, and developing a robust evaluation mechanism to understand the impact that personalised care training and development is having on our workforce and communities. This service is to be delivered under an NHS Standard Contract. The contract will have a term of 5 months from the 3rd January 2023. The completion date will be the 31st May 2023. Additional information: If you would like to submit your interest for this service, please submit your response by registering on https://nhsleedsccg.app.jaggaer.com and complete the requirements included in ITT_45. Once registered, potential providers will be able to complete and upload their submission. West Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership has the right to withdraw this notice.

The West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board (WY ICB) Personalised Care Programme are developing a training offer to upskill and support the wider personalised care workforce, including volunteers, throughout 2022/23. Following a successful training programme delivered in 2021/22, which trained over 1000 people throughout the region, this training offer will aim to upskill voluntary sector staff, volunteers, health and social care professionals, care coordinators, health coaches and social prescribing link workers across West Yorkshire in delivering personalised care approached to address inequalities, meet the needs of our most vulnerable communities, connect people to what matters to them and change the relationship between people and professionals. This programme will deliver real impact in meeting the needs of our most vulnerable communities across West Yorkshire.

This procurement is in respect of the Calderdale Care Partnership Local Enhanced Service - Primary Care - Quality Assured Spirometry Service. Calderdale Cares Partnership wishes to commission a Calderdale-wide, primary care-based spirometry service to: - Provide a timely, easy to access, quality assured spirometry service to patients a.whose symptoms commonly fit with COPD for those patients identified and treated for COPD and require a diagnosis . b. For patients prior to adding to the COPD register from 1 April 2022. c. For those patients with intermediate probability of Asthma or as part of investigation of shortness of breath to make a diagnosis. - Provide this assessment to enable the referring GP/clinician to initiate appropriate future management - Provide this service closer to home - Enable early diagnosis, leading to improved quality of life - Represent value for money in terms of quality and costs - To offer all patients an appointment within 4 weeks The contract will have a term of 3 years with an option of a two year extension period and value of the contract is anticipated to be £159,110. Additional information: If you would like to submit your interest for this service, please submit your response by registering on https://nhswyicb.ukp.app.jaggaer.com and complete the requirements included in ITT_48. Once registered, potential providers will be able to complete and upload their submission. Calderdale Cares Partnership has the right to withdraw this notice.

NHS West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board (WY ICB) is inviting interested providers to apply to be accredited for an AQP Consultant-Led Ear Nose & Throat (ENT) and Adult Hearing Loss Service for Leeds. Please note that the service is to be delivered to Leeds patients only and not across West Yorkshire. The principle aim of the service is to provide a local consultant-led community ENT service for the diagnosis, management, and treatment of ENT problems, which complement and work in partnership with existing primary, community, and secondary care ENT. Additional information: Please note that by choosing to offer this service as an Any Qualified Provider, the Commissioner offers no guarantee of activity volume. Patients will choose the provider they wish to carry out their treatment and this patient choice will drive activity levels. The term of this contract will be on a cost per case basis as per the published tariffs.

Reducing Health Inequalities around Physical Health Checks for People with Severe Mental Illness programme. The aim of this service is to support a reduction in health inequalities for people with SMI by increasing access to PHC and improving the quality of this experience. This one year, non-recurrent funding from NHS England will increase staffing capacity for targeted work across Calderdale by developing a leadership and training champion role that can consistently increase best practice across the PCN's. This provision will work alongside existing staff, with a particular focus on Primary Care staff. The aim is to support and encourage practices to increase both access to and the quality of the physical health checks to reduce health inequalities for people with SMI. This increased support will encourage practices to use the available health information and co-designed resources, completion of Health Action Plans and to increase tests and interventions that reduce the risk of preventable health conditions. High level objectives of the service are: - To provide leadership and educational approaches to staff delivering the health checks and other practice staff, to increase the uptake and quality of SMI Health checks and Health Action Plans. - To provide training for staff to support sustainable change around best practice in a consistent manner across the multidisciplinary teams in PCN's. - To support consistent use of commissioned resources such as the co-designed practice resource pack, patient invitation letters and films to support best practice across Calderdale. - To support the 21 GP practices in Calderdale and their patients registered with an SMI, to promote a personalised care approach including positive lifestyle changes. - To support work with a range of multi-agency services such as VCSE and Mental health practitioners to promote integrated working to reduce health inequalities. Specific service elements inc but not limited to: - To provide leadership and training around developing consistent best practice - To provide a high level of communication and multidisciplinary working - To have knowledge and experience of working in primary care - To use available clinical system data to identify and target effective strategies for using best practice for people with SMI in PCNs and GP surgeries - To work closely alongside existing practitioners to ensure a collaborative approach - To support staff across PCN's delivering PHC both directly and indirectly The NHS E funding of approx. 110K, is non recurrent and an approach is proposed that supports building best practice and resources that will continue in the PCN's after the role has ended. Due to the specialist nature of this work, this would not be suitable for agency staff. Severe mental illness (SMI) and physical health inequalities: briefing - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)

NHS West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board (WY ICB) (the "Contracting Authority") is seeking to establish a Multi-Supplier, Multi-Lot Framework of suitably qualified providers to deliver Health and Care Evaluation (HaCE) services to support the ICB's in-house HaCE service. The NHS West Yorkshire ICB Health and Care Evaluation (HaCE) Service in Leeds is a team operating in Leeds by evaluating services implemented across the health and care system in West Yorkshire. The service supports commissioners wishing to evaluate a service through either carrying out an evaluation of the service themselves or finding a partner to evaluate some or all of the service for us. In addition the framework will be open for use by other partners in the West Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership.

West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board (WYICB) "Fast Track" End of Life Domiciliary Care provision in line with the principles of the National Framework for NHS Continuing Healthcare and NHS funded Nursing Care (2022) for the Kirklees area. The service will provide a resilient referral mgmt system between the hrs of 09.00 and 17.00 Monday to Friday excl Bank Holidays to ensure that all referrals are processed efficiently. A "single point of contact" must be established with robust systems and processes in place to ensure effective communications for the commissioner, key stakeholders, service users and their significant others. The provider will act as the first point of contact for service users, families, and significant others, coordinating referrals to other agencies as required and acting in the best interests of the service user and their families.

Provision of advanced wound care and skin management total wound care purchasing scheme to provide quality improvements and cost efficiencies enabled by direct purchase. This is a Contract Award Notice to communicate a contract award made by the Contracting Authority; NHS West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board, (Kirklees Health and Care Partnership) in compliance with their local standing financial instructions (SFIs). The Authority is publishing this Contract Award Notice in the Contracts Finder in accordance with the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (as amended by The Public Procurement (Amendment etc.) (EU Exit) Regulations 2020) for spend above £30,000.

Calderdale Cares Partnership is looking to commission a Community Dermatology Service. The Community Dermatology Service for Calderdale which will operate within the context of dermatology service provision across the West Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership. The Calderdale Community Dermatology Service will provide clinical triage assessment and treatment for Calderdale patients, according to need and patient choice. This would provide advice, guidance, diagnosis, care and treatment in the community, closer to home, rather than primary care/GPs referring directly into an acute setting. It will operate through a fully integrated, accessible model of care for people, whilst ensuring the specialist elements of the service are delivered within a high quality and cost-effective framework. Additional information: If you would like to submit your response for this service, please submit your response by registering on https://nhswyicb.ukp.app.jaggaer.com/ ref ITT_58, Please note that the ITT will not be available until the 22nd March 2023. Once registered, potential providers will be able to complete and upload their submission. Calderdale Cares Partnership has the right to withdraw this notice.

As part of the NHSE inequalities strategy funding "Core 20 plus 5" NHS England » Core20PLUS5 - An approach to reducing health inequalities for children and young people Bradford District and Craven Health and Care Partnership are looking for a provider of a resilience support model in Primary schools. Working as part of the districts "Act as One" approach to children and young people the service will be integrated in to the wider children and young peoples mental health pathways and support the Bradford District Adversity Trauma and Resilience strategy Who we are - Bradford ATR (bradfordatrpartnership.co.uk) This service will support a whole school (Staff, pupils, and their families) approach to preventative models of wellbeing. We will require a provider to offer: - To provide an evidence based preventative resilience program in Primary schools situated in the 20% most deprived communities in the country amounting to approximately 50% of Bradford schools over a 3-year period - To provide full communication with eligible Primary schools ensuring the schools understand the offer of the program and appreciate the demands on the school staff, pupils, and parents/carers - To provide engaging and evidence-based resources for each year group from Reception to Year 6 - To provide initial, continual, and appropriate support and guidance for school staff and leadership in delivering materials to promote resilience to maximise the impact of the program - To provide resources and support for parents/carer and significant others to support embedding the methods in family homes using a range of means to narrow inequalities in access - Provide assured monitoring of the use of approach and materials and regular reporting to the Bradford District and Craven Health and Care partnership and NHSE - Contribute to the wider Adversity, Trauma and Resilience strategy in Bradford district ensuring maximum impact of the program and adopting a service improvement methodology where required - Evaluation of the model to describe and demonstrate the impact of the program on prevention and ultimately decreased demand on specialist children and young people mental health services - Work closely with the leadership of the Living Well schools program to embed the program locally using expertise and guidance of the wider partners Living Well Schools | Make the Healthy Choice | Bradford District (mylivingwell.co.uk) Additional information: If you would like to submit your interest for this service, please submit your response by registering on https://nhswyicb.ukp.app.jaggaer.com/ and complete the requirements included in ITT_64. Once registered, potential providers will be able to complete and upload their submission. Bradford District and Craven Health and Care Partnership has the right to withdraw this notice.

WYICB (Bradford District and Craven Health & Care Partnership) Universal Children's Sleep Support Model As part of the NHSE inequalities strategy funding "Core 20 plus 5" NHS England » Core20PLUS5 - An approach to reducing health inequalities for children and young people and the Bradford Adversity Trauma and Resilience program Bradford District and Craven Health and Care Partnership and Bradford Metropolitan District Council are looking for a provider of a sleep support model for children (2-11yrs) and their families. Working as part of the districts "Act as One" approach to children and young people the service will be integrated in to the wider children and young people program and support the Bradford District Adversity Trauma and Resilience strategy Who we are - Bradford ATR (bradfordatrpartnership.co.uk) and will be embedded in the districts refreshed family hub model Home | Bradford Families and Young Persons. This service will support a universal sleep support offer for children aged 2-11 years. Additional information: This is a Contract Award Notice to communicate a contract award made by the Contracting Authority; NHS West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board, (Bradford District and Craven Health and Care Partnership) in compliance with their local standing financial instructions (SFIs). The Authority is publishing this Contract Award Notice in the Contracts Finder in accordance with the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (as amended by The Public Procurement (Amendment etc.) (EU Exit) Regulations 2020) for spend above £30,000.

NHS West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board (WY ICB) has awarded a contract for the provision of a Community Based Early Emotional and Mental Health Support for Children and Young People. The service is jointly funded by the West Yorkshire ICB in Leeds and Leeds City Council. Please note that the service is to be delivered to Leeds patients only and not across West Yorkshire. The service will be for the delivery of mental health support to young people outside of education settings, with a particular focus on young people who are least likely to access support through school or GP referral. The age range for the service will be age 11-17 (inclusive) at the start of their support offer. The offer will be extended up to age 25 for care leavers and young people with disabilities.

This is a Contract Award Notice to communicate a contract award made by the Contracting Authority; NHS West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board, (Calderdale Cares Partnership) in compliance with their local standing financial instructions (SFIs). The Authority is publishing this Contract Award Notice in the Contracts Finder in accordance with the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (as amended by The Public Procurement (Amendment etc.) (EU Exit) Regulations The contract is awarded to Cedar Grange Residential Home. The provider will delivery a intermediate care residential beds provision for the winter period 2023/24. A provision of 5 intermediate care residential beds for patients in Calderdale. The purpose of the service is to provide flexible residential beds within a community setting for adults who do not need to be in hospital, but who need a period of assessment and rehabilitation before returning to their usual place of residence. Additional information: This is a Contract Award Notice to communicate a contract award made by the Contracting Authority; NHS West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board, (Calderdale Cares Partnership) in compliance with their local standing financial instructions (SFIs). The Authority is publishing this Contract Award Notice in the Contracts Finder in accordance with the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (as amended by The Public Procurement (Amendment etc.) (EU Exit) Regulations The contract is awarded to Cedar Grange Residential Home. The provider will delivery a intermediate care residential beds provision for the winter period 2023/24. A provision of 5 intermediate care residential beds for patients in Calderdale. The purpose of the service is to provide flexible residential beds within a community setting for adults who do not need to be in hospital, but who need a period of assessment and rehabilitation before returning to their usual place of residence.

A regional managed service for the provision of translation and interpretation services for primary care patients in Leeds. Including: . Translation Services (Human and Computer Aided), . Transcription Services (Human and Computer Aided) . Ancillary Services (Supportive services) . Telephone Interpreting Services - Non-Spoken Face to Face and Video Interpreting - Non-Spoken Translation and Transcription Services - Spoken Face to Face and Video Interpretation

The WY ICB has awarded contracts to Any Qualified Providers (AQP) accredited to provide the consultant-led community ENT/AHL services. The principle aim of the service is to provide a local consultant-led community ENT services for the diagnosis, management, and treatment of ENT problems, which complement and work in partnership with existing primary, community, and secondary care ENT. In addition, by providing a fully integrated Adult Hearing Loss service, the providers will support adults experiencing difficulties with their hearing and communication who might benefit from hearing assessment and care, including the option of trying hearing aids to reduce these difficulties. Details of the requirements are stated in the service specification and can be found as an attachment in the Qualification Envelope in the procurement portal. Please note that by choosing to offer this service as an Any Qualified Provider, the Commissioner offers no guarantee of activity volume. Patients will choose the provider they wish to carry out their treatment and this patient choice will drive activity levels. The term of this contract will be on a cost per case basis as per the published tariffs. But please note that the finance rate agreed from 1 April 2024 will be subject to wider WY ICB discussions.

Delivery of a comprehensive employee transition service that support staff training