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PHE - Corporate - Antimicrobial Resistance on Common Surgical Procedures

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What the buyer wrote

The main goal of this work is to quantify the major so-called- 'secondary effects' of ABR that are predicted to rise as resistance rises in the population.To quantify the indirect cost of ABR on surgical interventions, the project will establish a prioritised list of surgical interventions that would be affected by ABR and how likely the risk of an untreatable infection would have to be for surgery to be avoided for a range of surgical categories.

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University of York£95.5kends (31 Mar 2020)

Details

What the buyer calls it
PHE - Corporate - Antimicrobial Resistance on Common Surgical Procedures
How they are buying
Called off an existing agreementThe work went to a supplier already on a framework or dynamic market.
Type
services
Suitable for small firms
The buyer says yes. What that is worth
Work starts
13 Jan 2020
Work ends
31 Mar 2020

Who the buyer named

Mercy J Mashem was the named contact on this notice.

mercy.mashem@phe.gov.uk