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Feeding Under Restraint National Audit - Quality Improvement Taskforce

key details

Value£60,030
Statuscomplete
Category (CPV) 75122000 +1 more
Deadline15 Jan 2021
Contract start18 Jan 2021
Contract end17 Jul 2022
Proceduredirect
SME suitableYes
OCIDocds-b5fd17-ba88a733-3e64-4ba0-a5fb-b826621de316

Awards (2)

This procurement was awarded to 2 suppliers. Values shown are per-award; the notice total is £60,030.

SupplierValueDateStatus
East London Foundation Trust shared £33,267 15 Jan 2021 active
Imperial College London Ltd shared £33,267 15 Jan 2021 active

description

There are approximately 300 beds across England commissioned by NHS England for the inpatient treatment of Adults with severe Anorexia Nervosa. There are also a number of CAMHS EDUs although there is a drive to treat younger people with Anorexia in generic CAMHS wards rather than specialist EDUs - where they will have a specific individualised care plan. As there are around 15,000 acute mental health beds and 1000 Forensic beds in England - inpatient eating disorder beds are very much in the minority. Anorexia Nervosa remains a rare disorder although inpatient admissions for the treatment of very severe presentations are increasing.

However, it has been noted that there are more blanket restrictions in EDUs than in any other area of mental health care. It is therefore timely to examine some of these known practices, what is the rationale for using them and to develop some guidelines around regular review and reflection regarding their use. A national audit has been agreed for which will gather evidence around the frequency, circumstances, clinical and systemic factors contributing to nasogastric tube (NGT) feeding under restraint as a basis for development of evidence-based consensus guidelines to support NGT feeding practice and avoidance of iatrogenic harms.

notice history

1 notice published against this procurement.

PublishedTypeRegimeNotice
30 Apr 2021 Award update (awardUpdate) · 8500a201-8e3b-4272-a133-63a2023eb2c4-433002

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