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Remote HbA1c Monitoring: Overcoming the logistical issues and developing innovative care pathways

Published on: 14/03/2023

Remote HbA1c Monitoring: Overcoming the logistical issues and developing innovative care pathways
Funding, Innovation & research
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This Pre-commercial Procurement (PCP)/ Small Business Research Initiative (SBRI) competition, which will fund Phase 1 feasibility studys with R&D contracts in the region of 80,000 GBP, inclusive of VAT. Deadline May 5th.

This is a Pre-Commercial Procurement Challenge competition funded by The Scottish Health Industry Partnership (SHIP) for diabetes prevention, early detection and monitoring. The competition seeks to develop innovative solutions that address person-centred care, improve care pathway and optimise service delivery in HbA1c testing. The aim of the competition is to develop disruptive innovative solutions that deliver sustainable, accessible and equitable remote HbA1c self-testing. This will include the development, distribution and return of self-collection blood sample kits with instructions on self-phlebotomy for patients and integration of the results within the current NHS infrastructure.
NO COMMERCIAL CONTRACT CAN BE AWARDED AS A RESULT OF THIS R&D PROCUREMENT, AND PURCHASE OF ANY OUTPUT REQUIRES A SEPARATE CONTRACTING PROCESS WHICH MAY BE ADVERTISED SEPARATELY.
To obtain additional documents please register your interest in this notice and download from the additional documentation section. Applications are to be submitted through the notice Postbox. it is advised that applications are submitted well in advance of the deadline date and time to allow for any technical issues to be resolved. Technical support on Public Contracts Scotland (PCS) can be accessed by PCS Helpline: 0800 222 9003.
CPV: 73110000, 73000000, 73100000, 73110000, 73120000, 73300000, 73430000.

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