328161-2020 - Riżultat

Mental Health Service Provider Framework

Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (LYPFT), (the ‘Authority’) is issuing this invitation to tender (‘ITT’) in connection with the competitive procurement to establish a framework agreement for mental health service providers for Leeds, and the North of England. Across NHS providers of mental health services, there is recognition of the value that external organisations (for example, third sector, charitable sector) can offer when treating patients and service users with a wide range of mental health needs. This agreement is seeking to establish a framework of providers who are able to offer services across a geographical area (see Schedule A Specification) and a range of specialisms in order to support the services offered by the NHS.

Leeds General Mental Health Services (including Personality Disorder)

Is-sit jew post ewlieni tal-eżekuzzjoni: Mental health service providers for Leeds, and the North of England.

General mental health services are accessed by individuals, with mental illness across the range of identified mental illness for example personality disorders, eating disorders, psychosis and others requiring support or interventions within a professional relationship to assist in alleviating mental or emotional illness, symptoms, conditions or disorders.

Deskrizzjoni ta’ għażliet:

This procurement exercise will be conducted on the In-tend e-Tendering portal at: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/noecpc/aspx/Home For any support in submitting your response please contact In-tend Support team at support@in-tend.co.uk (or call 0845 557 8079/+44 (0)114 4070056.

North of England General Mental Health Services (including Personality Disorder)

Is-sit jew post ewlieni tal-eżekuzzjoni: Please refer to Lot 1A.

General mental health services are accessed by individuals, with mental illness across the range of identified mental illness for example personality disorders, eating disorders, psychosis and others requiring support or interventions within a professional relationship to assist in alleviating mental or emotional illness, symptoms, conditions or disorders.

Deskrizzjoni ta’ għażliet:

Please refer to Lot 1A.

Leeds Crisis Support Services

Is-sit jew post ewlieni tal-eżekuzzjoni: Please refer to Lot 1A.

Mental Health crisis services are accessed by those experiencing an episode requiring urgent intervention and support. The crisis support service must be able to respond to any mental health crisis occurring, at short notice, with a view to either resolving or offering support during the crisis, which may include (but is not limited to); Suicidal behaviour or intention; Panic attacks or extreme anxiety; Psychotic episodes (hallucinations, hearing voices etc); Other behaviours which may be described as irrational or likely to endanger the patient or others

Deskrizzjoni ta’ għażliet:

Please refer to Lot 1A.

North of England Crisis Support Services

Is-sit jew post ewlieni tal-eżekuzzjoni: See Lot 1A

Mental Health crisis services are accessed by those experiencing an episode requiring urgent intervention and support. The crisis support service must be able to respond to any mental health crisis occurring, at short notice, with a view to either resolving or offering support during the crisis, which may include (but is not limited to); Suicidal behaviour or intention; Panic attacks or extreme anxiety; Psychotic episodes (hallucinations, hearing voices etc); Other behaviours which may be described as irrational or likely to endanger the patient or others

Deskrizzjoni ta’ għażliet:

See Lot 1A

Leeds Self-Harm Support Services

Is-sit jew post ewlieni tal-eżekuzzjoni: Please see LOT 1A

Self-harm is considered "an act with non-fatal outcome, in which an individual deliberately initiates a non-habitual behaviour that, without intention from others, will cause self-harm, or deliberately ingests a substance in excess of the prescribed or generally recognised therapeutic dosage, and which is aimed at realising changes which the subject desired via the actual or expected physical consequences". The self-harm team will be able to respond, at short notice, to any occurrence of personal distress or self-harm with a view of resolving or providing support.

Deskrizzjoni ta’ għażliet:

Please see LOT 1A

North of England Self-Harm Support Services

Is-sit jew post ewlieni tal-eżekuzzjoni: Please refer to Lot 1A

Self-harm is considered "an act with non-fatal outcome, in which an individual deliberately initiates a non-habitual behaviour that, without intention from others, will cause self-harm, or deliberately ingests a substance in excess of the prescribed or generally recognised therapeutic dosage, and which is aimed at realising changes which the subject desired via the actual or expected physical consequences". The self-harm team will be able to respond, at short notice, to any occurrence of personal distress or self-harm with a view of resolving or providing support.

Deskrizzjoni ta’ għażliet:

Please refer to Lot 1A

Leeds Veterans Support Services

Is-sit jew post ewlieni tal-eżekuzzjoni: Please refer to Lot 1A

The veteran support workers will provide assistance in helping enable a smooth transition from service to civilian life, assisting individuals with issues like but not limited to post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), anxiety and depression

Deskrizzjoni ta’ għażliet:

Please refer to Lot 1A

North of England Veterans Support Services

Is-sit jew post ewlieni tal-eżekuzzjoni: Please refer to Lot 1A

The veteran support workers will provide assistance in helping enable a smooth transition from service to civilian life, assisting individuals with issues like but not limited to post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), anxiety and depression

Deskrizzjoni ta’ għażliet:

Leeds Children and Young People

Is-sit jew post ewlieni tal-eżekuzzjoni: Please refer to Lot 1A

Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services work with children and young people from the age of 0-18 years old who have difficulties with their emotional or behavioural wellbeing. This service will also support young people aged 18-25 years old where appropriate, eg, for individuals with Learning Disabilities or otherwise in transition. Children and young people may need help with a wide range of issues at different points in their lives. Parents and carers may also need help and advice to deal with behavioural or other problems their child is experiencing. Parents, carers and young people can receive direct support through CAMHS.

Deskrizzjoni ta’ għażliet:

Please refer to Lot 1A

North of England Children and Young People

Is-sit jew post ewlieni tal-eżekuzzjoni: Please refer to Lot 1A

Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services work with children and young people from the age of 0-18 years old who have difficulties with their emotional or behavioural wellbeing. This service will also support young people aged 18-25 years old where appropriate, eg, for individuals with Learning Disabilities or otherwise in transition. Children and young people may need help with a wide range of issues at different points in their lives. Parents and carers may also need help and advice to deal with behavioural or other problems their child is experiencing. Parents, carers and young people can receive direct support through CAMHS.

Deskrizzjoni ta’ għażliet:

Please refer to Lot 1A

Leeds Older People Support Services

Is-sit jew post ewlieni tal-eżekuzzjoni: Please refer to Lot 1A

Services for older people are designed for people who are frail or cognitively impaired and cannot easily travel to hospital or other settings, while also supporting individuals with other issues which are related to ageing. Access to the crisis team and other services that are specific to the needs of the individual may also be provided.

Deskrizzjoni ta’ għażliet:

Please refer to Lot 1A

North of England Older People Support Services

Is-sit jew post ewlieni tal-eżekuzzjoni: Please refer to Lot 1A

Services for older people are designed for people who are frail or cognitively impaired and cannot easily travel to hospital or other settings, while also supporting individuals with other issues which are related to ageing. Access to the crisis team and other services that are specific to the needs of the individual may also be provided.

Deskrizzjoni ta’ għażliet:

Please refer to Lot 1A

Leeds Gender Services

Is-sit jew post ewlieni tal-eżekuzzjoni: Please refer to Lot 1A

Gender identity services offer a key role in assisting and supporting children, young people and adults who are experiencing gender dysphoria and who wish to explore and access gender reassignment. People accessing these services will require support as they cope with any distress and other issues associated with gender dysphoria.

Deskrizzjoni ta’ għażliet:

Please refer to Lot 1A

North of England Gender Services

Is-sit jew post ewlieni tal-eżekuzzjoni: Please refer to Lot 1A

Gender identity services offer a key role in assisting and supporting children, young people and adults who are experiencing gender dysphoria and who wish to explore and access gender reassignment. People accessing these services will require support as they cope with any distress and other issues associated with gender dysphoria.

Deskrizzjoni ta’ għażliet:

Please refer to Lot 1A

Leeds Involvement and Advocacy

Is-sit jew post ewlieni tal-eżekuzzjoni: Please refer to Lot 1A.

Involvement and advocacy seeks to ensure that individuals, particularly vulnerable individuals, are able to have their voices, views and concerns heard and their wishes genuinely considered when decisions are being made about them. Advocacy assists individuals in expressing their views and any concerns they have, whilst promoting their rights and responsibilities. An advocacy service will support with accessing information and services by providing support when it is needed, and their services may include, for example, supporting individuals in interviews or meetings or writing letters on behalf of the service user. Involvement and advocacy will not advise the service users as to any course of action, but will independently support and represent their wishes, helping to access services

Deskrizzjoni ta’ għażliet:

Please refer to Lot 1A.

North of England Involvement and Advocacy

Is-sit jew post ewlieni tal-eżekuzzjoni: Please refer to Lot 1A

Involvement and advocacy seeks to ensure that individuals, particularly vulnerable individuals, are able to have their voices, views and concerns heard and their wishes genuinely considered when decisions are being made about them. Advocacy assists individuals in expressing their views and any concerns they have, whilst promoting their rights and responsibilities. An advocacy service will support with accessing information and services by providing support when it is needed, and their services may include, for example, supporting individuals in interviews or meetings or writing letters on behalf of the service user. Involvement and advocacy will not advise the service users as to any course of action, but will independently support and represent their wishes, helping to access services

Deskrizzjoni ta’ għażliet:

Please refer to Lot 1A

In-numru ta' offerti li waslu mingħand SMEs: 4

In-numru ta’ offerti li waslu permezz ta' mezzi elettroniċi: 12

In-numru ta' offerti li waslu mingħand SMEs: 2

In-numru ta’ offerti li waslu permezz ta' mezzi elettroniċi: 3

In-numru ta' offerti li waslu mingħand SMEs: 7

In-numru ta’ offerti li waslu permezz ta' mezzi elettroniċi: 13

In-numru ta' offerti li waslu mingħand SMEs: 5

In-numru ta’ offerti li waslu permezz ta' mezzi elettroniċi: 11

In-numru ta' offerti li waslu mingħand SMEs: 2

In-numru ta’ offerti li waslu permezz ta' mezzi elettroniċi: 4