System C awarded Buying Solutions Framework Agreement for Telehealth

System C HealthcareThe two-year telehealth framework agreement has been awarded by Buying Solutions, the national procurement partner for UK public services and part of the Efficiency and Reform Group within the Cabinet Office.

Dr Ian Denley, chief executive of System C, said the company had beaten off stiff competition for a place on Lot 6 of the framework agreement, which relates to managed services for telecare, telehealth and telecoaching solutions. Only 20 suppliers nationally won a place on this Lot.

"This framework agreement is an important recognition of our capability and experience of providing consultancy services within the fast-growing area of telehealth," Dr Denley said.

"Our consultants have an average 17 years' experience within the health sector. They have a deep understanding of client and patient needs and are ideally placed to help develop technical solutions that are both cost-effective and supportive," he added.

Services offered by System C range from advice, selection, and project design through to implementation, testing, user training and service management. All are backed by high quality project management.

Specific services offered in support of telehealth projects include:

  • Bespoke project design and management
  • Business case development
  • Design of monitoring and response services
  • Implementation and project management
  • Product and service related consultancy
  • End to end service management
  • Managed contract support services
  • Predicative modelling
  • Optimisation of services
  • Quality assurance
  • Service redesign
  • Training and education

Buying Solutions completed a rigorous OJEU procurement process before awarding the framework agreements. Its aim is to offer public service customers an efficient and value for money route to procurement within an EU compliant service.

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About System C Healthcare
System C Healthcare plc specialises in the design and development of clinical patient management and business intelligence software, and provides systems implementation and consulting services to the health and social care sectors.

System C Healthcare is quoted on the London Stock Exchange's Alternative Investment Market.

About Buying Solutions
Buying Solutions is the national procurement partner for all UK public services and is part of the Efficiency and Reform Group within the Cabinet Office.

Its role is to deliver best value for customers in central government and the wider public sector through the efficient procurement and supply of essential goods and services.

Buying Solutions saves its customers time, money and effort by providing access to trusted, compliant, and sustainable procurement solutions, which deliver measurable savings, value for money and peace of mind.

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