The NHS spends approximately Ā£8.3 billion on wound care management, 67% of which is spent on managing unhealed wounds.

Our Advanced Wound Care and Lymphoedema Products and Services Framework Agreement supports the NHS to reduce the nursing time required to manage wound care in the community. It provides a wide choice of high-quality dressings to clinicians via a ā€˜just in timeā€™ total purchase delivery model, which minimises inventory storage costs and improves overall efficiency.

Clinicians have the autonomy to select the most appropriate solution or product for their patient in the most efficient means possible, therefore improving patient outcomes and quality of life.

Formularies are developed by a multidisciplinary team of health care professionals to choose a selection of dressings. By using the online ordering system, staff canā€™t order anything that is not on the system, without going through the Tissue Viability team. This supports sustainability goals by reducing the amount of wastage and providing real time data reporting and online off script ordering. All dressing via the total purchase route belongs to the organisation and not the patient, therefore all dressings will be used effectively.

 

hospital procurement award

We are absolutely thrilled to have scooped the Health Business 2022 ‘Hospital Procurement Award’ in recognition of procurement excellence and cost-effectiveness which our Advanced Wound Care & Lymphoedema Products and Services Framework Agreement delivers. It has introduced new specialist companies to the NHS through the digital wound care and total managed services on offer. They, in turn, bring innovation in digital healthcare and new ways of working. With Integrated Care Systems (ICSs) linking social care and acute care, the framework agreement can aid the delivery of integrated care pathways as solutions offered lend themselves well to consolidating and standardising practice across an ICS.

Framework Agreement Information

This framework agreement was procured in accordance with The Public Contracts Regulations (PCR) 2015. This framework agreement remains a compliant route to market under the new Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. If you have any questions, please contact the team.

The Advanced Wound Care and Lymphoedema Products and Services Framework Agreement supports the NHS to reduce the nursing time required to manage wound care.

What dates is the framework agreement active?

2 August 2021 ā€“ 1 August 2025

Who can take advantage of the framework agreement?

NHS and UK Public Sector organisations

What does this framework agreement cover?

This framework agreement allows for approved organisations to procure the following advanced wound care and lymphoedema products and services. It has a wide scope including dressings, bandages, haemostats, hosiery, dressing packs, therapies, digital solutions and 24ā€“48-hour delivery.

The framework agreement has been structured in the following lots:

What are the benefits of using this framework agreement?

COMPLETE COVERAGE

Complete category coverage including dressings, bandages, hosiery, dressing packs, haemostats and skin and burns products.

WIDENED SCOPE

Widened scope including professional and managed services, therapies, digital products and just-in-time delivery.

REDUCES WASTAGE

Reduces wastage by providing real time data reporting and online off-script ordering.

INNOVATION

Innovation is embedded and encourages formulary compliance.

MANAGED SERVICE

Managed service providing a full pathway of care, or elements of care as required.

COST AND EFFICIENCY SAVINGS

Approved organisations can run a further competition or direct award.

Customer Framework Agreement Portal

Access our framework agreement documentation via our Customer Framework Agreement Portal

Supplier Details

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