Block booking of all staffed mobile and relocatable scanning units with CT scanners inEngland in Annex 1 (the "Mobiles") for 24 hours a day, 7 days a week per Mobile forthe Term, to carry out unreported non-contrast chest CT (and other types of CT scanswhere possible) supporting the national Covid 19 response. There are 38 mobile CT scanning units available for deployment in England. Theseunits will be essential to support the diagnosis of pneumonia in patients who areunwell with possible COVID-19 and also to support ongoing urgent cancer diagnosisand treatment and other urgent elective work which will be ongoing during theperiod.In particular, the establishment of field hospitals in a number of regions along the linesof the Nightingale Unit in London means that access to mobile CT units is essential
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Block booking of all staffed mobile and relocatable scanning units with CT scanners inEngland in Annex 1 (the "Mobiles") for 24 hours a day, 7 days a week per Mobile forthe Term, to carry out unreported non-contrast chest CT (and other types of CT scanswhere possible) supporting the national Covid 19 response. There are 38 mobile CT scanning units available for deployment in England. Theseunits will be essential to support the diagnosis of pneumonia in patients who areunwell with possible COVID-19 and also to support ongoing urgent cancer diagnosisand treatment and other urgent elective work which will be ongoing during theperiod.In particular, the establishment of field hospitals in a number of regions along the linesof the Nightingale Unit in London means that access to mobile CT units is essential
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Block booking of all staffed mobile and relocatable scanning units with CT scanners in England in Annex 1 (the ¿Mobiles¿) for 24 hours a day, 7 days a week per Mobile for the Term of 4 sites for 4 months in support of Covid-19
(TOP UP)Block booking of all staffed mobile and relocatable scanning units with CT scanners in England in Annex 1 (the ¿Mobiles¿) for 24 hours a day, 7 days a week per Mobile for the Term of 4 sites for 4 months in support
The nature of post-treatment support and discharge arrangements for patientsundergoing intensive care support due to their COVID+ status is likely to be different tocurrent pathways out of general medical beds. NHSE&I&I needs support to enable it to plan for people discharged from hospitalrecovering from COVID19, to ensure that scarce ICU beds and other acute beds areused for the most appropriate patients.The outputs can be used both for non-clinical planning purpose but also inform clinicalguidelines on the appropriate step down processes from ICU
Additional information:
The nature of post-treatment support and discharge arrangements for patients undergoing intensive care support due to their COVID+ status is likely to be different to current pathways out of general medical beds. NHSE&I&I needs support to enable it to plan for people discharged from hospital recovering from COVID19, to ensure that scarce ICU beds and other acute beds are used for the most appropriate patients. The outputs can be used both for non-clinical planning purpose but also inform clinical guidelines on the appropriate step down processes from ICU
The nature of post-treatment support and discharge arrangements for patientsundergoing intensive care support due to their COVID+ status is likely to be different tocurrent pathways out of general medical beds. NHSE&I&I needs support to enable it to plan for people discharged from hospitalrecovering from COVID19, to ensure that scarce ICU beds and other acute beds areused for the most appropriate patients.The outputs can be used both for non-clinical planning purpose but also inform clinicalguidelines on the appropriate step down processes from ICU
Additional information:
The nature of post-treatment support and discharge arrangements for patients undergoing intensive care support due to their COVID+ status is likely to be different to current pathways out of general medical beds. NHSE&I&I needs support to enable it to plan for people discharged from hospital recovering from COVID19, to ensure that scarce ICU beds and other acute beds are used for the most appropriate patients. The outputs can be used both for non-clinical planning purpose but also inform clinical guidelines on the appropriate step down processes from ICU