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Nursing and Midwifery Government Election Commitments GEC1544: Ratios Trial Evaluation  

Queensland Health
GPO Box 48, Brisbane, QLD, Australia, 4001
Office of the Chief Nursing and Midwifery Officer
OCNMO1544
Nursing and Midwifery Government Election Commitments GEC1544: Ratios Trial Evaluation (OCNMO1544)
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Nursing and Midwifery Government Election Commitments GEC1544: Ratios Trial Evaluation

PLEASE NOTE: An addendum for this ITO has been issued on 13 Oct 2022 to incorporate updated information within ITO Part C. 

 

The Queensland Government is seeking Proposals for an evaluation of nurse-to-patient ratios and midwife-to-woman and baby ratios to inform policy as specified in Part B – Contract Details. It includes evaluating the impact of introducing nursing/midwifery ratios on the nurse/midwife experience, the patient and the organisation across four (4) clinical settings. 

Depending on requirements these goods / services specifically include:

  1. Undertake an independent evaluation of the expansion of nurse-to-patient ratios and midwife-to-woman and baby ratios for the purposes of informing future policy;
  2. Evaluate the impact (having regard to appropriateness, utility, efficiency, effectiveness, value for money, sustainability and patient quality and safety metrics) of the nursing/midwifery ratio trials:
    1. Overall; and in the four (4) clinical settings: (i) emergency departments, (ii) maternity wards; (iii) operating theatres; and (iv) prison health services;
    2. At each of the participating eight (8) trial sites;
    3. At the staff (nurse/midwife) level;
    4. At the individual patient/woman level; and
    5. At the Department level;
  3. Meet the specific requirements and timeframes for trial assessment as set out in scope of works at Annexure 1, which also includes the provision of individual trial site reports (up to eight (8)); a Draft Report comprising overall program level evaluation; at the clinical setting level and for each individual trial site (31 July 2023) and a Final Evaluation Report (31 August 2023);
  4. Undertake the scope of work within budget; and
  5. Meet the tender’s mandatory requirements and requirements of the Queensland Procurement Policy.

For detailed information on the specific goods / services sought under this tender, please review the "Specification Documents" in "Section 3 - Here is the detail".

17 Oct, 2022
Health systems evaluation services - (50%)
Comprehensive health services - (50%)
open offer process
No
$800,000 (Estimate)
South East Queensland
8 Mar, 2023
7
Louise Flaherty
PHONE: (07) 33289341
Louise.Flaherty2@health.qld.gov.au

Contractors

Centre for Business and Economics of Health
The University of Queensland, Brisbane, QLD, Australia, 4072
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