Department of Health & Social Care
DHSC: National Workforce Develop. Framework & Training: Nonclinical Work & Health
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The Authority is seeking to appoint a supplier to develop a national workforce development framework and training curriculum for the non-clinical work and health workforce.
The requirement is intended to support greater consistency in skills, competencies, training and professional development across a diverse workforce operating across health, employment and local delivery settings.
The contract will be delivered in two core phases: Phase 1 – Workforce development framework The supplier will develop a nationally applicable workforce development framework for the non-clinical work and health workforce.
This will include: a) a core competency framework and skills profile; b) high-level guidance on supervision models; c) advisory articulation of career progression routes and pathways; d) principles and expectations for continuing professional development (CPD); e) evidence and land…
What the supplier must deliver
The requirement is intended to support greater
The requirement is intended to support greater consistency in skills, competencies, training and professional development across a diverse workforce operating across health, employment and local delivery settings.
D) collaboration with NHS England’s Technology
d) collaboration with NHS England’s Technology and Enhanced Learning team to support digitisation, testing and refinement;.
The supplier must be able to operate
The supplier must be able to operate across complex multi-stakeholder systems and demonstrate relevant expertise in work and health, stakeholder engagement, facilitation, competency framework development, curriculum design, learning content development, project management and quality assurance.
The initial delivery period for Phases 1
The initial delivery period for Phases 1 and 2 is expected to be approximately 15 weeks, with Phase 1 estimated at 5 weeks and Phase 2 estimated at 10 weeks.
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- planning · Planning
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