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Agree with comments on presentation very positive The confirmation of tender of FDBK for QVH @ £800k p/an after all the successful trials at QVH surely that is a done deal to be announced mid March?
Good to hear they have also submitted for quite a few of the recent tenders one of which is now closed…..
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Interesting job description at QVH
https://www.qvh.nhs.uk/jobs-2/#!/job/UK/West_Sussex/East_Grinstead/Queen_Victoria_Hospital_NHS_Foundation_Trust/Admin/Admin-v4862803
Proactive summary here
https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1005378/feedback-encouraged-by-interest-in-bleepa-and-carelocker-in-nhs-and-india-pilots-1005378.html
Hi Vas great research as always I have checked all of the companies mentioned but non offers the same package as FDBK .
Also worth noting that framework started before carelocker was launched.
Not too long to wait now before we get some up to date information on future prospects .
Best of luck chaps and keep the great research up .
Hipete from what I can find Pando is just an app
Whereas Bleepa Box is a small tablet device that connects to imaging machines in order to securely push images to Bleepa over a mobile network from remote locations. Images are transferred from the imaging machine onto the Bleepa Box then automatically pushed to Bleepa.
They also had a few data problems
https://www.mobihealthnews.com/news/emea/data-security-fears-raised-over-pando-app
I did post this a while back it is regarding the below but written by
Dr Ranjana Hawaldar, Chief Pathologist and Technical Manager, Sampurna Sodani Diagnostic Clinic, So I guess they are quite aware of the grants .
https://ehealth.eletsonline.com/2022/12/the-advent-of-digital-therapeutics-has-brought-a-paradigm-shift-in-health-products-and-services/
Just to add the budget has been significantly increased this week
https://www.cnbctv18.com/healthcare/health-budget-2023-ayushman-bharat-digital-mission-allocation-nirmala-sitharaman-15816441.htm/amp
Good find Barnacle should increase rapidly as the Indian government is giving grants to diagnostic centres to get patients to go digital .
https://www.healthcareitnews.com/news/asia/india-launches-incentive-scheme-boost-digital-health-record-adoption
£1.20 paid late doors
Must be very short on stock
Vas I noticed the tender link you posted ,
closes on 6th Feb
https://www.contractsfinder.service.gov.uk/notice/dd183816-a9a4-4d81-8ddb-4f11cf052606?origin=SearchResults&p=1
Could be possible the winner is known in time for the investor presentation? Be good to know the outcome.
From LinkedIn
Feedback's Dr Thomas Oakley and Nick Mayhew at Arab Health after a long day of talking to delegates from India, Saudi Arabia, USA, ****stan, UAE and beyond.
A big thankyou to the teams from #DITUK, #DITSaudi, ABHI, and #arabhealth23 .
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/activity:7026552778491588608
Anyone have any idea why they are doing an Analyst Presentation next week before the investor presentation?
We know the results will be ok but to warrant a separate presentation seems a tad OTT
A framework agreement is awarded to trusted companies to a certain value.As such the NHS do not have to put the contract out to Tender in regards to CDC,s that could be building buying beds etc
Bleepa has one but not carelocker which is why it goes to Tender although if Bleepa exceeded the contract value it could also go to tender.
Hope that makes sense Vas quite hard to explain in text.
Evening Vas I haven’t found anyone that offers the same service and FDBK states no one else offers the same total package .I believe the most important factor is the trial which we know has been successful from QVH minutes.
Without going through the framework agreement it could just be Bleepa that is included and not carelocker such is the need for the tender ?
With all the recent Tenders we have found Which describe Bleepa/carelocker as a positive fit personally I am very optimistic.
GLA ….,
Great work Gents with what we know from the QVH board meetings looking good .
Found a summary of LR2.,s posts here if it is easier to read.
https://www.delta-esourcing.com/delta/respondToList.html?accessCode=33E747V3D9
Yet another tender
https://bidstats.uk/tenders/2023/W04/791544264
A bit on the Imaging Training Academies seems to be a few of them.
https://www.hee.nhs.uk/our-work/cancer-diagnostics/training-academies/imaging-training-academies
Came across this today thought it was worth a post
https://www.islandsdeal.co.uk/leading-way-low-carbon-future/outer-hebrides-energy-hub?trk=feed_main-feed-card_feed-article-content
Hi PR my reading of it is it includes 2 points the 2nd saving being
2. Improved Data Quality
Poorly integrated IT systems that produce low-quality documentation can cause detrimental effects on patient safety and doctors will have to spend time sorting through inaccurate and incomplete medical information.
A misdiagnosis will affect the health of patients, and they may be required to stay in hospital for longer.
Improving data quality by implementing secure and advanced systems will reduce clinical delays. This will improve efficiency levels and reduce the length of stay (LOS).
Bed blockers are a huge problem for the NHS. With around 115,000 beds available, it is believed that up to 20% of them are taken by people fit for discharge.
A widely held statistic is that an Acute Hospital bed costs around £450 per day, with an average impatient episode. That means that every day, the NHS spends over £10M providing beds for people who are healthy enough to be discharged.
Whilst this problem is very complex, if it is possible to reduce this burden by just 1%, the NHS would save over £100,000 per day.