BCC behaviour change for healthy lifestyles Discovery Day
Bristol City CouncilEstimated Value
Not specified
Deadline
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Published
9 March 2017
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Overview
We are inviting prospective bidders to attend our market warming event on 28th March 2017 in the Conference Hall at City Hall, College Green, Bristol, BS1 5TR. Aim: To understand the local health needs of the Bristol population and explore new ways of reducing health inequalities through behaviour change.
Objectives: To understand the health needs of the local population specific to lifestyle behaviours To explore our local personas using behavioural insights based on health risk and lifestyle behaviours. To understand the current market position for potential behaviour change programme.
To consider 'added social value' as part of the behaviour change programme Prospective programme (subject to change) Start time: 10.00 am Finish time: 3.30pm Registration and welcome Overview of behaviour change programme (presentation) Summary of health needs of Bristol population (presentation) 60 second pitch - Each bidder to describe their organisation,(this may include: size, service aims, willingness to collaborate). Exploration of persona's (workshop) Share examples of 'added social value' (workshop) Lunch provided Going forwards: Next event: Launch of Commissioning Strategy for Behaviour Change Programme on Tuesday 9th May 2017.
Additional details
This will provide an opportunity for collaboration between organisations prior to developing and submitting a bid. It will include information on procurement process, required documentation and policies and timelines.
For registration please use the link below- https://bccdiscoveryday.eventbrite.co.uk Additional information: Stakeholder event - 28th March Market Warming Event We are inviting prospective bidders to attend our market warming event on 28th March 2017 in the Conference Hall at City Hall, College Green, Bristol, BS1 5TR. Aim: To understand the local health needs of the Bristol population and explore new ways of reducing health inequalities through behaviour change.
Objectives: To understand the health needs of the local population specific to lifestyle behaviours To explore our local personas using behavioural insights based on health risk and lifestyle behaviours. To understand the current market position for potential behaviour change programme.
To consider 'added social value' as part of the behaviour change programme. Prospective programme (subject to change) Start time: 10.00 am Finish time: 3.30pm Registration and welcome Overview of behaviour change programme (presentation) Summary of health needs of Bristol population (presentation) 60 second pitch - Each bidder to describe their organisation,(this may include: size, service aims, willingness to collaborate).
Exploration of persona's (workshop) Share examples of 'added social value' (workshop) Lunch provided Going forwards: Next event: Launch of Commissioning Strategy for Behaviour Change Programme on Tuesday 9th May 2017. This will provide an opportunity for collaboration between organisations prior to developing and submitting a bid.
It will include information on procurement process, required documentation and policies and timelines. How to book: Please complete the attached questionnaire about your organisation to give us a better understanding of prospective providers. Follow link to book a place on both dates: 28th March and 9th May
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