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Review of Core Skills Training Framework

Health Education England Published 5 Oct 2021 Contracts Finder
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key details

Value£99,250
Statuscomplete
Category (CPV) 71620000
Deadline30 Jul 2021
Contract start30 Sept 2021
Contract end16 Dec 2021
Procedureopen
SME suitableYes
OCIDocds-b5fd17-83e23df3-57d3-4dad-9034-d0d8a6a64695

Awards (3)

This procurement was awarded to 1 suppliers. Values shown are per-award; the notice total is £99,250.

SupplierValueDateStatus
KPMG LLP £279,250 22 Sept 2021 active
KPMG LLP £99,250 28 Sept 2021 active
KPMG LLP · · active

description

The Core Skills Training Framework (CSTF) was written and launched by Skills for Health (SfH) in 2013, it is used by healthcare organisations to help guide and standardise the focus and learning outcomes of key statutory and mandatory training skills for all NHS staff. The framework is updated annually and there are now two versions of the framework, a CSTF for England only, jointly developed by HEE and Skills for Health, which will be in scope for this review, and a separate framework which can be used by all 4 nations of the UK, which is not in the scope of this review.

The England only CSTF framework is the only framework to be reviewed. The review will not include any other learning frameworks.

The objectives of this review are:

1)To test the current scope and effectiveness of the CSTF with stakeholders and assess associated knowledge transfer.
2)To understand the barriers to alignment/adoption of the framework and how to best achieve the consistent use of the CSTF by all NHS organisation within England going forward.
3)To ensure the current core subjects, levels and refresher periods are applicable and/or appropriate to the needs of all NHS organisation in relation to their statutory and mandatory skills and knowledge obligations.
4)To provide insights that will both provide standards for and allow better standardisation of the learning outcomes and delivery of training for the core subjects:
5)To consider and make recommendation on quality assurance, management and oversight (governance) of the framework going forward.

The CSTF Review project team will take a strong partnership approach with the appointed provider and be available to clarify and support them during the review. A great deal of information to support the review will be available to the provider from Skills for Health (SfH) and e-Learning for Health (e-LfH) HEE.

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notice history

5 notices published against this procurement.

PublishedTypeRegimeNotice
28 May 2021 Tender (tender) · e76e83a6-c427-4895-822a-9481acc3558d-440181
19 Jul 2021 Tender (tender) · a252c434-ed31-4eed-91d0-d32521f57bbc-452387
5 Oct 2021 Award (award) · 23fafba1-4c68-4f27-92ac-1724a088b85f-474211
11 Jul 2023 Contract award notice (F03) Earlier regulations 019865-2023
11 Jul 2023 Award (award) · 102ec851-0e8d-46d6-a451-bd3baa311096-661831

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