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To deliver four quarterly waves of a new tracking survey of UK health and care professionals.
Staff training framework for media training to spokespeople, to ensure that media training sessions prepare trainess for handling a range issues and to further strengthen the way NICE is represented in the media and perceived by the public.
Four quarterly waves of a new tracking survey of UK health and care professionals.
Provision of virtual smarcards to replce of the NHS physical smartcards, where the users' credentials are virtualised into a secure cloud-based service.
Support for NICE's Microsoft environment, incl. *Our day to day work and communication tools are with Microsoft *NICE Advice CRM utilises Microsoft *Many of our dashboards utilise Microsoft Fabric/Power BI *Our London data centre has been moved into Microsoft Azure platform *The planning tools replacement solution is likely to u
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) is seeking a supplier to deliver a three-year programme of staff engagement and inclusion surveys. The contract will run from September 2025 to September 2028, with a total budget of £51,000 (excluding VAT). The successful supplier will be responsible for designing and
An analysis to benchmark and analyse the availability of medicinal products from January 2020 to December 2025 across comparator markets.
Exploration the use of simulated data to inform Health Technology evaluations and address health inequalities (a case-study of how NICE could use novel types of data).
NICE is seeking a suitable supplier to provide a proactive messaging campaign and to review and strengthen our communications approach to enable ongoing proactive messaging.
To support NICE’s internal adoption of AI tools by exploring the ethical governance-aligned implications which must be considered when integrating AI into NICE’s workflows. The project will examine current governance and safeguards, and prioritisation frameworks for AI evaluation and adoption, and produce evidence and insights t
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