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In line with the Government’s 10 Year Health Plan for England, the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC), working with NHS England, is exploring outcomes‑based approaches that enable new partnerships to address health‑related economic inactivity and support sustained employment for people with health conditions. This early
The contract provides an emergency medicines supply service in the event of significant disruption to supply chains.
Services required to support Maternity reviews. Including, but not limited to, administrative support, reports, case management, project management, provision of experts and specialist advice
The Addiction Psychiatry project is a DHSC‑funded initiative to develop a new Addiction Psychiatry (AP) credential, in delivered by Royal College of Psychiatrists (RCPsych), to address the long‑standing shortage of specialist addiction psychiatrists within the drug and alcohol treatment and recovery (DATR) workforce.
Support to a comprehensive Better Care Fund programme of Health, Housing and Social Care integration support that provides support to social care local systems. To help systems deliver person centred integrated services.
Local government have a key role in delivering the goals of the 10 Year Health Plan, Health and Growth Missions and shifting the focus from hospital to community and from sickness to prevention to build an NHS fit for the future. The Authority’s regional public health teams regularly support LAs (Local Authorities) to help them
Contract for the daily delivery of newspapers, magazines and periodicals to DHSC offices at 39 Victoria Street.
Audits of tobacco, vapes and other nicotine products available on the UK market
The DHSC will award a contract to create, host and maintain the Fleming Fund Knowledge Hub which will include outputs such as training materials, policy briefs, guidance documents, protocols and other resources.
This contract is to procure at least 16 places per year on an appropriate Level 3 IPS training course from 2026-27 to 2028-29 inclusive. This support will contribute to the upskilling and professionalisation of the IPS workforce working in community drug and alcohol treatment services. The Supplier will provide training, either
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