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RM6126 DPS Call Off Contract for Rapid Literature Review - Inequalities in dementia - Research 5
This procurement was undertaken through the CCS Research and Insights Dynamic Marketplace DPS (RM6126) following a further competition.
This procurement was undertaken through the CCS Research and Insights Dynamic Marketplace Dynamic Purchasing Agreement (RM6126). The Call-Off contract was awarded following a further competition process.
The Contractor will be undertaking a rapid literature review focusing on what works in social care services (residential and nursing locations) to address inequalities for people living with dementia.
We are seeking a rapid literature review focusing on what works in health and social care services (residential and nursing locations) to address inequalities for people living with dementia.
The review should seek to:
1. Determine and comment on the breadth and volume of existing research
2. Synthesise what is already known about on what works in adult social care services (residential and nursing locations) to address inequalities for people living with dementia, particularly answering the following questions:
3. Reflect on how existing research can be used to inform CQC's assessment of quality of care for people living with dementia and how we can encourage improvement in services.
4. Identify gaps in literature to inform further primary research that would be of value to CQC.
The contract is awarded for 5 months ending 19th August 2023.
Total Awarded Value is maximum of all charges
Contract Reference: CQC EP&S 030
| Supplier | Identifier | Award Value | Cross-References |
|---|---|---|---|
| RSM UK Consulting LLP | OC397475 | £70,425 | - |
Government spending data: This supplier has received £8,955,005 in 161 payments (over £25k) from NHS England, DESNZ, DSIT, MHCLG, BEIS and 11 more public bodies (2016-10-17 to 2026-01-22). View full payment history →