Department of Health & Social Care
DHSC : Global & Public Health: National SRbPA Support Scheme
£150,495 — awarded (may include priced options or extensions).
This is a contract result notice, not an open opportunity. Details from the official award data.
This sits in the upper-middle of the Education & Training band — a substantial contract for the sector. Based on 23,516 valued Education & Training tenders in our corpus.
An increased number of public health specialists are required to deliver effective public health interventions, which are required as part of the shift to prevention under the 10 Year Health Plan, especially in Local Authorities where there are significant vacancies for roles that require specialist registration.
There are few options to fill these posts aside from expensive agency staff who have mixed effectiveness or recruiting one of c.75 newly registered specialists each year.
One route to increase the number of public health specialists is to increase the numbers of candidates achieving specialist registration through portfolio assessment (SRbPA), which enables those working at senior level and with significant experience in public health to achieve specialist registration.
Increasing the numbers of specialists via this route can support local authorities to ‘grow their own’ specialists and fill vacancies in areas, which are not at
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An increased number of public health specialists
An increased number of public health specialists are required to deliver effective public health interventions, which are required as part of the shift to prevention under the 10 Year Health Plan, especially in Local Authorities where there are significant vacancies for roles that require specialist registration.
One route to increase the number
One route to increase the number of public health specialists is to increase the numbers of candidates achieving specialist registration through portfolio assessment (SRbPA), which enables those working at senior level and with significant experience in public health to achieve specialist registration.
Increasing the numbers of specialists via this
Increasing the numbers of specialists via this route can support local authorities to ‘grow their own’ specialists and fill vacancies in areas, which are not at.
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