UKRI-6199 Dementia Challenge

UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) Health Mission is procuring health economic expertise to support aspects of its Dementia Challenge programme. · WP1 Co-develop approach, working close with UKRI and the 4-8 intervention teams; · WP2 Collaboratively working with delivery partners to implement the approach; · WP3 Analysis and reporting (e.g. baseline, mid-point, end-point); · WP4 Call-off contract for expertise support (defined by time period, skills and #days). The services required will include support with: 1. The creation of a meta-analysis of published data to produce a report on the estimated health economic and total economic burden for the UK in aggregate and by devolved nation. 2. The development, in collaboration with the Health Mission team, innovation and intervention ‘owners’ and lead investigators, of appropriate health economic metrics to capture for each real-world clinical evaluation. 3. The provision of a comprehensive health and wider economic analysis of the outputs from the individual intervention or innovation real world evaluation studies. 4. The provision of a report that aggregates the health economic lessons from the real-world clinical evaluation and build a model of their impact were they to be adopted as a standard of care in the NHS across the UK 5. The provision of consulting services to additional work packages as agreed with the Health Mission team from time to time. Supplier Webinar: Potential Suppliers that are interested are encouraged to attend a forthcoming Supplier Webinar Event. The Supplier Webinar Event for UKRI present the outline requirements, provide a forum for questions and answers from potential suppliers, with information exchanged that may be used to finalise the Specification. The event will take place on Thursday 16th July at 11:00 via Microsoft Teams. To Register, please email: MRCprocurement@ukri.org with the Subject: UKRI-6199 Dementia Challenge Supplier Webinar. The Registration email must be sent before 17:00 on Monday 13th July. The email must disclose the name and title of one representative for your organisation, with a summary paragraph of what your organisation offers, with one example of a recently completed project. This activity is a Preliminary Market Engagement exercise, and therefore must not be interpreted as an invitation to tender at this stage.