NHS SBS selects maxwell stanley for Management Consultancy Framework

Posted on Wednesday 29th August 2018

maxwell stanley consulting has been awarded a position on a prestigious Multidisciplinary Consultancy Services Framework for the NHS.

Established by NHS Shared Business Services, the Framework brings together exceptional businesses across ten lots, helping Trusts and Commissioners procure services in relation to a variety of categories including service transformation, IT consultancy and innovation.

maxwell stanley is now a pre-qualified supplier in two specific Lots – Healthcare Service Business and Transformation and IT Consultancy – having been rigorously assessed on financial, environmental, health & safety and quality grounds.

The Framework therefore provides Trusts and Commissioners with the ability to procure services in health consultancy, data improvement and service reform from pre-approved suppliers through either direct award or mini-competition – supporting a timely and compliant route to market for clients.

Martin Gladding, Managing Director at maxwell stanley consulting, said:

“We are delighted to be a part of this prestigious Framework, which gives us the opportunity to support even more Trusts trying to overcome data quality challenges by creating a streamlined and effective purchasing environment for their Procurement Teams.

“Ultimately, our aim is to ensure that the data driving Trusts’ performance profiles, mortality rates, financial planning and most importantly, decisions surrounding patient care, is accurate and we look forward to more Trusts and Commissioners now being able to access our niche skill-sets, experience and our unique data validation tool, the maxwell stanley solution, all via this new Framework.”

Purchasing via the Framework is available immediately.

If you would like some advice on how to be confident in the accuracy of your data and subsequent performance metrics and income, please contact the Data Experts at info@maxwellstanley.co.uk / 020 7582 2103.

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