Reducing Declines in NBSS by Boosting Health Professionals' Knowledge
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The awarded contract titled "Reducing Declines in NBSS by Boosting Health Professionals’ Knowledge" is spearheaded by NHS England, a central government public authority. This procurement primarily focuses on health services in the location of London, UK. The competitive process was conducted as an open competition below threshold, allowing broad participation.
Initiated as part of a tender, the procurement stage is now complete, with the contract signed on 24th September 2025. The contract is scheduled to run from 29th September 2025 to 31st March 2026. This project aims to improve the knowledge and skills of health professionals regarding the Newborn Bloodspot Screening (NBSS) programme, with a noteworthy aspect of open services procurement and a gross contract value of GBP 47,838.00.
This tender presents substantial business growth opportunities, particularly for large enterprises specialising in health services and training. Firms with expertise in developing educational materials and conducting training in the healthcare sector could find this contract particularly beneficial in expanding their portfolio. The focus on increasing the uptake of newborn screening through improved professional knowledge and understanding is a critical aspect that can add value to businesses operating in the medical education and public health domains.
Given the emphasis on understanding client challenges and providing tailored training solutions, businesses adept in comprehensive health education and stakeholder engagement will be well-equipped to compete effectively for such tenders.
Newborn Bloodspot Screening (NBBS) is a part of 11 NHS national population screening programs in England, testing for nine Conditions. Early diagnosis can prevent severe disability or death, but screening is optional, and parents can decline. Therefore, the objectives are to address the decline in NBBS screening uptake by understanding the underlying reasons and improving the support and training for health professionals.
A further objective is to understand why parents decline NBS screening, particularly among the 'movers in' population (babies who have moved into England) and improve health professionals' knowledge and confidence when talking to parents to increase NBS screening uptake.
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The contract period is one year.
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