FRAMEWORK - EPR - INVITATION TO TENDER FOR THE FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT FOR THE PROVISION OF AN INTEGRATED ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORD SYSTEM
It is the intention of the Trust to utilise the resulting framework to source an Integrated Electronic Health Record System. The framework will be open to NHS bodies, which will be able to set up individual call off contracts for the required services.
19/01/2015 12:00:00
48100000-9 Industry specific software package
30200000-1 Computer equipment and supplies
48000000-8 Software package and information systems
48200000-0 Networking, Internet and intranet software package
48211000-0 Platform interconnectivity software package
48400000-2 Business transaction and personal business software package
48460000-0 Analytical, scientific, mathematical or forecasting software pac
48480000-6 Sales, marketing and business intelligence software package
48500000-3 Communication and multimedia software package
48600000-4 Database and operating software package
48900000-7 Miscellaneous software package and computer systems
72000000-5 IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and supp
72100000-6 Hardware consultancy services
72200000-7 Software programming and consultancy services
72500000-0 Computer-related services
72600000-6 Computer support and consultancy services
72700000-7 Computer network services
72800000-8 Computer audit and testing services
72900000-9 Computer back-up and catalogue conversion services
| Notice | Date of dispatch |
|---|---|
| Contract Notice (CTM public site) | 10/12/2014 15:10 |
| Contract notice (TED (v208)) | 10/12/2014 15:05 |
| Contract Award Notice (CTM public site) | 09/09/2015 16:55 |
| Contract award notice (TED (v208)) | 09/09/2015 16:40 |
The main aims of implementing ePMA are to improve patient safety by: - Improving the quality of prescribing and medicines administration processes and records - Reduce the current risks associated with prescribing and medicines administration - Interface to an automated drug storage solution to complete the closed-loop from prescribing to medicines administration
The Trust is looking to implement a solution to support the collection of patient observations at the bedside - WIMS. The project would represent a major step in moving from paper to a consolidated electronic record.
A modern system is required to: • Deliver basic information requirements – at present the department relies on a manual system of accessing paper notes - that can result in delays. • Deliver improvements in data quality and eliminate associated risks • Support current data requirements to satisfy national demands • Provide adequate managerial and clinical information required within the directorate.