For the provision of Mangar Lifting Equipment and the subsequent training in use and maintenance of
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NHS Derby & Derbyshire Integrated Care Board (ICB) through the delivery programme of 'Enhanced Health in Care Homes', have commissioned the Council's Carelink service to host a dedicated care homes falls support team, to work with care providers to improve competence in supporting residents who have fallen.
This also includes the provision of specialist lifting equipment (the Mangar lifting cushion).
The ICB have funded both the team and the equipment, however the budget has been passed to Derby City Council to manage the whole process.
There is a formal arrangement between ICB and Derby City Council to procure equipment through Derby City Council's procurement channels to ensure direct control over stock levels and purchasing volumes throughout the course of the 12-month project.
The agreement in place between ICB and Derby City Council specifies the named supplier of the lifting equipment, which is Winncare.
Winncare UK are the manufacturer of the Mangar lifting cushion and rather than sourcing it from an individual supplier by procuring through an open procurement process we believe it is more cost-effective to procure it directly from Winncare.
In addition, Winncare are able to offer bespoke training and maintenance of the equipment that other suppliers do not.
Winncare themselves have supported the development of this care homes falls programme of work and are a partner to the NHS.
The NHS-led and multiagency Enhanced Health in Care Homes programme has been awarded £0.565m of non-recurrent funding part of which will be utilised to fund this contract.
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NHS Derby & Derbyshire Integrated Care Board
NHS Derby & Derbyshire Integrated Care Board (ICB) through the delivery programme of 'Enhanced Health in Care Homes', have commissioned the Council's Carelink service to host a dedicated care homes falls support team, to work with care providers to improve competence in supporting residents who have fallen.
There is a formal arrangement between ICB
There is a formal arrangement between ICB and Derby City Council to procure equipment through Derby City Council's procurement channels to ensure direct control over stock levels and purchasing volumes throughout the course of the 12-month project.
In addition, Winncare are able to offer
In addition, Winncare are able to offer bespoke training and maintenance of the equipment that other suppliers do not.
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