📑Renal information technology system.
Procurement process summary
This process is to purchase Renal information technology system.
This contract was awarded by 🇬🇧 Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust for an amount of GBP 452,245 to 1 supplier. It was published on 2011-04-15 through selective
Transparency in this process is reflected in the detailed publication of all aspects of the contract and its results.
Buying entity🇬🇧 Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust Buying unitnot reported Publication date2011-04-15 Contest statusnot reported DescriptionNottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust (the "Trust") is one of the country's largest and busiest acute teaching trusts. The Trust's Renal and Transplant Unit is a major regional centre for the provision of renal therapy healthcare services. The main unit at Nottingham City Hospital campus is a purpose built facility with transplant, high-dependency, general ward and outpatient services. To supplement the facilities at Nottingham City Hospital the Trust provides additional routine haemodialysis services from satellite facilities at Queen's Medical Centre (QMC) in Nottingham, King's Mill Hospital in Mansfield and at Ilkeston Community Hospital. The Trust also supports peritoneal and haemodialysis treatments in the local community. The Children's Renal Unit for the Trust is based at QMC and is a regional centre for children and young people with kidney problems. As one of only 12 children's renal units in the country, the unit covers the whole of the East Midlands and East Anglia.The Trust invites expressions of interest for the following:The Trust seeks a single commercial provider to provide a replacement renal IT system. The high-level, outline requirements of the solution are as follows:1. To modernise and improve both the Renal and Transplant Unit's and the Children's Renal Unit's computing capability;2. To better monitor patient and clinical outcomes and efficiency measures so that we can confidently pursue our aim to provide excellence in care;3. To minimise manual entry of data4. To generate full compliance with Department of Health mandatory renal datasets;5. To provide bi-directional interfaces with the Trust's current IT infrastructure and produce and improve other essential electronic outputs.The Trust's current renal IT system (Proton) is utilised for activity collection, clinical management, clinical audit and research. It is a legacy system that has been customised extensively in-house over the last 3 decades to support the provision of clinical services.It is also envisaged that the Trust will require maintenance and support on the renal IT system for up to 180 months once implemented.Awards
This award was granted to Mediqal Health Informatics Ltd. by Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust for an amount of GBP 452,245. The procurement process was conducted through selective for the category of services. The award was granted on 2011-11-02. This is award number 1.
| Supplier | Amount | Award date | Award number |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🇬🇧 Mediqal Health Informatics Ltd. | GBP 452,245 | 2011-11-02 | 1 |
Market context and opportunities
The execution of this contract allows the entity Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust to fulfill its public service objectives efficiently.
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Contract NumberUK_ocds-70d2nz-00e98a86-2b36-4a9c-8ccf-e46e14be0cf1-award-1Publication date2011-04-15Contract datenot reportedAward date2011-11-02CategoriesservicesPurchase modalityselectiveMethod detailspt_restrictedStatusnot reportedData sources
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